Gastroenterolgoy Flashcards

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What part of the GI system deals with iron and b12

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Duodenum

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What part of gi system deals with folate?

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Jejunum

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What part of the GI system deals with water?

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Large intestine

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What is the function of the pancreas?

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Production of enzymes to digest food

Production of insulin

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What is the function of the gall bladder?

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Concentration and storage of bile

Fat digestion do and a absorption

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What is the function of the liver?

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Metabolism of nutrients and toxins
Production of bile
Protein synthesis

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What are GI symptoms?

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Pain
Dysphagia
Dysepsia

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What are GI investigations?

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Upper GI tract- endoscopy
Lower GI tract- sigmoidoscopy, colonoscopy
Radiographs
Ultrasound
MRI
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Treatment for upper GI disorders re. Acid suppression

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Antacids- aluminium hydroxide, calcium carbonate

Gastric acid reduction- h2 blockers- ranitidine, cimetidine

Proton pump inhibitors- omeprazole, lansoprazole

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Treatment for upper GI disorders re. Anti emetics

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Dopamine antagonists- domperidone, metoclopramide

Anti- histamines- cyclazine

Serotonin antagonist- ondansetron

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What is GORD?

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Gastro oesophageal reflux disorder

Excess acid at lower oesophageal sphincter

  • loss of tone
  • delayed gastric emptying
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What is GORD associated with ?

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Obesity
Lying flat
Fatty foods
Smoking

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What are symptoms of GORD?

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Heartburn

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How is GORD diagnosed?

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Endoscopy

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Was is the treatment for GORD.

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Change to lifestyle

Drugs- antacids, ppis

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What is peptic ulcer disease?

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Gastric
Duodenal
Caused by helicobacter pylori
NSAIDs

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What are the symptoms of peptic ulcer disease?

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Epigastric pain
Dyspepsia
Vomitting
Anorexia

18
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What is tx for peptic ulcer disease?

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Endoscopy
Acid suppression
Antibiotics re. Helicobacter

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What is a hiatus hernia?

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A structural abnormality of the stomach
May cause heartburn
Requires meds or surgery

20
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What are dental aspects of upper GI disorders?

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Caution with NSAIDS
oral ulceration with chronic blood loss
NCTSL- re. Acid reflux

21
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What are some lower GI tract disorders?

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Coeliac disease
Inflammatory bowel disease- crohns, ulcerative colitis
Diverticulitis

22
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What’s are symptoms of coeliac disease?

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Malabsorption:
Malaise
Diarrhoea
Weight loss
Iron and folate deficiency
Protein deficiency
23
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How is coeliacs diagnosed?

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Endoscopy

Antibodies TTGA

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What is treatment of coeliacs disease?

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Gluten free diet

Osteoporosis prophylaxis

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What should concern dentist re. Coeliacs disease?
Oral features of malabsorption Bisphosphonates Choice of drug prep
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What are two inflammatory bowel diseases?
Crohn's disease | Ulcerative colitis
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What are symptoms of crohns?
Malabsorption Abdominal pain Bleeding Oral manefeststions
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What are symptoms of crohns and ulcerative colitis?
``` Bloody diarrhoea Abdominal pain Autoimmune arthritis Skin lesions Auto immune hepatitis Dvt and pe Ocular inflammation Cancer- long term complication ```
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What are treatments for inflammatory bowel disease ?
5 aminosalicylic preps Corticosteroids Immunosuppressants Biologics- anti Tnf agents
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What are treatment for inflammatory bowel syndromes
Surgery - colectomy- uc, sections of bowels removed- crohns Abscess drainage Parented so nutrition and diet Antibiotics
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What is diverticulitis?
Lower GI tract disorder | Pouches or pockets on colon
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What are common symptoms of functional GI disease?
Oesophageal- lump in throat Gastric- dyspepsia IBS- cramps, wind etc.
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Treatment for functional gi disease
Fibre Antispasmodics Amytriptiline
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What are causes of liver disease?
``` Alcohol Hepatitis viruses Iron overload- haemachromatosis Drugs Autoimmune Diabetes ```
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Clinical features of liver, pancreas and biliary tract disease
Jaundice Ascites- fluid in abdominal cavity Telangiectasia- widened blood vessels Renal failure
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Clinical features of acute liver disease
Encephalopathy- confusion, impaired consciousness Variceal haemorrhage- life threatening upper GI bleeding Coagulopathy Prone to infections
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What are dental aspects re. Liver pancreas and biliary disease?m
Coagulopathy and reduced platelets- increase bleeding risk Underlying infections- hepatitis Be aware of effect of immunosuppressant if liver transplant
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What GI disorders may cause dental erosion?
GORD | bulimia
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What are patient with GI cancers more at risk of?
Oral cancers
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What are oral manefeststions of Crohn's disease?
``` Ulcers Facial swellings Labial swelling Cobblestone mucosa Mucosal tags Angular chelitis ```
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What part of the GI system deals with alcohol and water
Stomach