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G.I. Flashcards

1
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What is the role of bacteria in the colon?

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synthesizes vitamin k, B12, and some of the vitamin B12 complex

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2
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Cues of GI diseases

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malabsorption, fluid and electrolyte disturbances, malnutrition, poor growth

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3
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What are the parameters for acute diarrhea?

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short period of sudden increase and change in consistency of stools

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What are the parameters of chronic diarrhea?

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increase and change in consistency of stools for more than 14 days

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5
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Consequences of fluid and electrolyte imbalance

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dehydration and metabolic acidosis

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6
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Encopresis

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constipation with fecal soiling

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7
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What are the manifestations of rotavirus and how is it transmitted?

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fever, vomiting, diarrhea,
Fecal-oral

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What are the manifestations of yersinia entercolitis and how is it transmitted?

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bloody diarrhea
fever, abdominal pain, vomiting,
pets and food

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What are the manifestations of E.coli?

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watery diarrhea
cramping and bloody diarrhea

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10
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manifestations of salmonella?

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mild to severe nausea and vomiting
abdominal cramps
fever
can lead to septicemia or meningitis

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11
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how is botulism acquired?

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contaminated food products

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12
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how is shigellosis acquired?

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contaminated food or water

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13
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what is Isotonic dehydration?

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water and sodium are lost in nearly equal amounts
blood sodium is normal

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14
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What is hypotonic dehydration?

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electrolyte loss is greater than water loss
shock is likely
blood sodium is less than130

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15
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what is hypertonic dehydration?

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water loss greater than electrolyte loss
blood sodium is greater than 150

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16
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what are the s/s of moderate dehydration?

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pulse slightly increased
dry mucous membranes

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17
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what are the s/s of severe dehydration?

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oliguria or anuria
tachycardia
tented skin
very dry mucous membranes
orthostatic bp

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18
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what is the tape test?

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tape is placed over child’s anus to test for pinworms (enterobius vermicularis)

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19
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The first meconium should be passed within…?

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24-36 hours of life

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20
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Hirschsprung Disease

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birth defect; missing ganglion cells in the colon
causing decreased bowl motility

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21
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s/s of Hirschsprung disease of newborn

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failure to pass meconium for 24-48 hours
vomiting bile
refusal to eat
abdominal distention

22
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What is retching?

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spasmodic movements during inspiration

23
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what is pica associated with?

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iron and zinc deficiency

24
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s/s of pica

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excessive drooling
vomiting
gagging

25
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manifestations of GERD

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poor weight gain
regurgitation
excessive crying

26
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s/s of IBS

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flatulence
constipation
feeling of incomplete evacuation of the bowl

27
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management of IBS

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increasing fiber and loperamide

28
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acute appendicitis

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obstruction of lumen of appendix, causing blocked secretions and pressure building

29
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s/s of acute appendicitis

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referred pain
fever
vomiting
tachycardia
McBurney’s point

30
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management/treatment for UC

A

5-ASAs

31
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what is a paralytic ileus?

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constricted or impaired motility

32
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cues of paralytic ileus?

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abdominal pain
N&V
distention
constipation

33
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Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis

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thickening of the pyloric sphincter causing constriction

34
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manifestations of pyloric stenosis

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nonbilious projectile vomiting/excessive

35
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management of HPS

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vital signs
electrolyte imbalance
PRONE TO METABOLIC ALKALOSIS due to loss of hydrogen ions plus sodium, potassium and chloride

36
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intussusception

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part of intestine folds into section next to it called telescoping

37
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s/s of intussusception

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sausage shape mass in RUQ
lethargy
currrant jelly stools (stools with blood and mucus)

38
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4 characteristics of celiac diease

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steatorrhea
general malnutrition
abdominal distention
secondary vitamin deficiencies

39
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manifestations of celiac

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fatty stools
anemia
anorexia
malnutrition

40
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management of celiac

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eliminate gluten which are in wheat, rye, barley, and oats

41
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what is hematochezia?

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rectal bleeding

42
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how is hep A transmitted?

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fecal-oral

43
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how is hep B transmitted?

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perinatally

44
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Biliary atresia

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obstruction of bile ducts

45
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s/s of biliary atresia

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prolonged jaundice

46
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Tracheoesophageal fistula

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esophagus fails to develop as a continues passage to stomach

47
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s/s of TEF

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frothy saliva
drooling
coughing

48
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what is a s/s that would indicate TEF

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excessive saliva, apnea, cyanosis

49
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Gastroschisis

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bowl herniates thru defect in abdomen wall right of umbilical cord

50
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management of gastroschisis

A

cover with moist dressing
assessment
thermal regulation

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