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GI Flashcards

1
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Gardner’s syndrome gene

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APC

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Gardner’s syndrome lesions

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GI polyps, dental, retinal, desmoid, osteoma, lipoma

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Peutz-Jeghers lesions

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GI hamartomas, hyperpigment mouth hands& feet

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Turcot’s lesions

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GI polyps, CNS tumors

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5
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duodenal atresia association

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down’s(trisomy 21)

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annular pancreas blockage

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part 2 duodenum

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hernia medial to inferior epigastric A.

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direct inguinal (hesselbach’s triangle, superficial ring only)

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8
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AminoAcid gastrin stimulators

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tryptophan, phenylalanine

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9
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CCK cells

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I cells(fats/AA)

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10
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secretin releases

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bicarb(duodenum)

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VIPoma symptoms

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diarrhea, hypoK, achlorhydria

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12
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IF release cells

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stomach parietal cells(B12 binding, gastric acid also here)

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13
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Fructose absorption

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GLUT-5

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14
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Iron absorption location

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duodenum(Fe2+)

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15
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Folate absorption location

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jejunum

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16
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B12 absorption location

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terminal ileum

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17
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peyer’s patches secrete

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IgA

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18
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used to conjugate bilirubin

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glucuronic acid(measured direct bilirubin)

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19
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most common parotid tumors

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pleomorphic adenoma(benign), warthins(benign cystic), mucoepidermoid(malignant)

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20
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achalasia associations

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esophageal SSCarcinoma, chagas disease. (birds beak)

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21
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plummer vinson triad

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esophageal webs+glossitis+iron deficiency anemia

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22
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celiac affected locations

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distal duodenum/proximal jejunum

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whipples symptoms

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cardiac/neuro/arthralgias, foamy macrophages(G+PAS+)

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celiac association

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HLA-DQ2/8, dermatitis herpetiformis, anti-gliadin endomysial&tissue transglutaminase

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25
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H pylori affected area

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antrum(cancer associated), duodenum(benign)

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26
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Gastric cancer metastasis sites

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krukenberg(ovary), virchows(Lsupraclavicular node), sister mary joseph(subQ periumbilical)

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27
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crohn’s pathology

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string sign(Xray), skip lesions, rectal sparing, transmural

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28
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ulcerative colitis pathology

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crypt abscesses, pseudopolyps

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29
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McBurney’s point

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appendix(1/3 of distance from ASIS to umbilicus)

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30
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true diverticulum

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contains all 3 layers

31
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Meckel’s rule

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2’s- 2in long 2ft from ileocecal, 2% of people, 2yo, 2 types of epithelium(gastric+pancreatic), persistent vitelline duct

32
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hirschprung’s association

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down syndrome

33
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behcet triad

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uveitis, genital ulcers, aphthous ulcers(canker sore)

34
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hairy leukoplakia cause

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EBV

35
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duodenal atresia associations

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double bubble sign, downs, polyhydramnios

36
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apob-48

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chylomicrom

37
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Ulecerative colitis associations

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p-ANCA, primary sclerosing cholangitis

38
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smoking in IBD

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protective UC, harmful crohns

39
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hirschprung’s test

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rectal suction biopsy(gets beyond mucosa)

40
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familial adenomatous polyposis gene

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APC chromosome 5

41
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adenoma carcinoma sequence

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APC then Kras then p53/cyclooxygenase

42
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HNPCC mutation

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DNA mismatch repair(ovarian, endometrial, colorectal CA)

43
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CEA testing usage

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Tx response, recurrence(NOT screening)

44
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meconium ileus association

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cystic fibrosis

45
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peutz jeugers lesions

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GI hamartomas, hyperigmented skin(Colorectal CA risk)

46
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turcot lesions

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FAP+CNS tumor

47
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carcinoid symptoms

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wheezing, right heart murmurs, diarrhea, flushing(from 5HT)

48
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AST vs ALT

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ALT=viral, AST=alcohol

49
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hepatocellular carcinoma level

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high AFP

50
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hepatocellular carcinoma causes

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hep B, C, wilsons, A1AT, cirrhosis, hemochromatosis, aspergillis, aflatoxin

51
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angiosarcoma causes

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PVC, arsenic

52
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nutmeg liver indicates

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right heart failure, budd-chiari(vein occlusion liver)

53
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neonatal jaundice cause

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immature UDP-glucuronyl transferase(gilbert=mild, crigler najjar=severe)

54
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A1AT inheritence

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codominant

55
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black liver cause

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dubin-johnson(liver bilirubin excretion defect-benign)

56
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hemochromatosis triad

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cirrhosis, diabetes, skin pigment

57
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hemochromatosis genes

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HFE, HLA-A3 association

58
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primary sclerosing cholangitis association

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ulcerative colitis, hypergammaglobinemia, ERCP beading

59
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primary biliary cirrhosis labs

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high serum mitochondrial antibodies(IgM)

60
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pancreatic cancer labs

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(adenocarcinoma)-CA-19-9

61
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H2 blockers

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tidines(cimetidene=p450 inhibitor)

62
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proton pump inhibitors

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prazoles(increased C Diff risk)

63
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PGE1 abortificant/acid reducer

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misoprostol

64
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somatostatin analog

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octreotide

65
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bilirubin gall stones cause

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infection, extravascular hemolysis

66
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chronic cholecystitis pathology

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rokitansky achoff sinus(pockets in wall)

67
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dark urine cause

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increased urobilinogen

68
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pregnant fulminent hepatitis cause

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Hep E

69
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active hepatitis infection marker

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surface antigen(cleared=IgG, infectious=e)

70
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cirrhosis fibrosis cell mediator

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stellate(TGF-beta)

71
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mallory bodies contain

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intermediate filaments

72
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wilsons disease labs

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high urine copper, low ceruloplasmin(Tx-d-penicillamine)

73
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lipid absorption location

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jejunum

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