GI Flashcards

(126 cards)

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Nephrolithiasis stone size for extraction

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> = 5mm

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IF for?

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B12 absorption

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parietal cells

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HCl

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chief cells

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pepsin

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parietal cells stim by? (3)

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gastrin, histamine, ACh

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beta cells

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insulin

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alpha cells

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glucagon

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PUD Dx test of choice

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EGD

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Achalasia Dx test of choice

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Esophageal manometry

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barium enema (lower GI series) contraindicated in?

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acute UC

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esophagitis: lg superficial shallow ulcers, Tx

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CMV

Tx: ganciclovir

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esophagitis: small deep ulcers, Tx

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HSV

Tx: acyclovir

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pill esophagitis causes (4)

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NSAIDs, bisphosphonates, KCl, Fe, tetracycline

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GERD alarm sx

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dysphagia, odynophagia, wt loss, bleeding

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Barrett’s

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squamous-> columnar

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GERD Dx progression

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clinical-> endoscopy-> esoph manometry

gold std: 24hr ambulatory pH monitoring

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Mallory-Weiss Dx test of choice

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EGD

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18
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bird beak

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achalasia - esophagram

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19
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dysphagia to both solids & liquids

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achalasia

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Tx achalasia

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decr LES pressure

CCB, nitrates, botox

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esophageal spasm sx

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CP worse with hot/cold liquid/food

similar to angina

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corkscrew on esophagram

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esophageal spasm

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boerhaave’s pathophysiology, sx

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full thickness rupture, distal esophagus

CP worse with deep breaths/swallowing, crepitus, pneumomediastinum

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Mallory-Weiss pathophysiology

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Longitudinal superficial mucosal laceration, gastroesoph jxn

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esophageal varices Tx of choice, prevention, etc.
Tx of choice: endoscopic ligation Rx: octreotide TIPS if refractory prophylaxis: nonselective BB
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hiatal hernia type I, II
type I: GE junction, stomach- sliding | type II: fundus- rolling
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esophageal neoplasms: location of squamous cell, adenocarcinoma
squamous cell: upper 1/3 | adenocarcinoma: lower 1/3
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H. pylori Tx
PPI + clarithromycin + amox metronidazole if allergic to PCN
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PUD alarm sx
>50y/o, dyspepsia, Hx gastric ulcer, anorexia, wt loss, anemia, dysphagia
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MOA of PPI
block H+/K+ ATP-ase
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PPI ADR
B12 def
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MOA of H2 blocker
decr acid/pepsin secretion
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H2 blocker (Cimetidine) ADR
gynecomastia, impotence
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Rx prevention of NSAID-induced ulcers
misoprostol
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MC esophageal, gastric CA
esoph: Squamous cell gastric: Adenocarcinoma
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RF gastric CA
H. pylori**, nitrites
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test to confirm H. pylori eradication
urea breath test
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NONbilious projectile vomiting
pyloric stenosis
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string sign
pyloric stenosis, Crohns
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Budd-Chiari syndrome sx
hepatic vein obstruction ascites, hepatomegaly, RUQ pain
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charcot's triad
cholangitis 1. F/C 2. RUQ pain 3. jaundice
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Boas sign
cholecystitis right subscapular pain phrenic N. irritation
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cholecystitis initial test, gold std
initial: US | gold std: HIDA
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cholecystitis Dx
Murphy's sx, R subscapular pain, fever, N/V
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cholecystitis: pain control, Tx
pain control: meperidine | NPO, IVF, abx
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incr indirect/unconj bili, no elevated LFTs
hemolytic/prehepatic Hemolytic anemia, Crigler Najjar, Gilbert's
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ALT & AST markedly elevated. jaundice.
intrahepatic hepatitis (ETOH, acute/viral/drugs, chronic)
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incr AST/ALT >2:1 | ALT/AST
AST/ALT: ETOH | ALT/AST: viral, acute
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acholic stool (pale). jaundice.
post hepatic
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incr GGT and ALP. jaundice.
post hepatic biliary obstruction, cholestasis, pancreatic CA, Dubin-Johnson
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physiologic jaundice of NB: Timeframe
3-5 days s/p birth
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asterixis
flapping hand tremor hepatic encephalopathy
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fulminant hepatitis: definition, MCC, labs
rapid liver failure + encephalopathy MCC acetaminophen sx: asterixis labs: ammonia, incr PT/INR, hypoglycemia
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viral hepatitis: spiking fevers
Hep A
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screening test for hepatocellular CA
AFP, US
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HBsAg
infection (before sx)
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HBcAb
infection
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HBsAb
immunity
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HBeAg
incr infectivity
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HBeAb
decr infectivity
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Hep B vaccine: contraindications, schedule
CI: Baker's yeast allergy 0, 1, 6 mo
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Tx hepatic encephalopathy
lactulose neomycin protein restriction
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Tx hepatic-related pruritis
Cholestyramine
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progressive jaundice, pruritis, hepatosplenomegaly. what am i?
primary sclerosing cholangitis
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primary sclerosing cholangitis assoc with what dz?
UC
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Dx Wilson's dz
incr urine Cu excretion | decr ceruloplasmin
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MCC acute pancreatitis (and others)
GALLSTONES #2. ETOH other: scorpion bite
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Ranson's (admission) criteria
gluc >200, LDH >350, AST >250, age >55, WBC >16 >=3 is severe
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sentinel loop, colon cutoff sign
acute pancreatitis
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analgesia in acute pancreatitis
meperidine
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MCC chronic pancreatitis, and in kids
ETOH Cystic fibrosis in kids
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Dx chronic pancreatitis (3)
1. calcified pancreas (Xray) 2. steatorrhea 3. DM amylase, lipase NORMAL
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RF pancreatic CA
smoking** | >60 y/o, chronic, DDT, coal tar, ETOH, DM, male
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pancreatic CA: MC location, sx
location: head, ductal sx: PAINLESS JAUNDICE, wt loss, abdom/back pain
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pancreatic CA: initial test, labs
CT incr CEA, CA 19-9
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Courvoisier's sign
palpable NONtender GB, jaundice- associated with pancreatic CA
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persistent vitteline duct/yolk stalk
Meckel's diverticulum
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Meckel's diverticulum sx, rules
sx: painless rectal bleeding rule of 2's: 2ft from ileocecal valve, 2in length, 2y/o, boys
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intussusception age, Dx, Tx
age
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foods that cause/not cause celiac
yes: wheat, rye, barley no: oats, rice, corn
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lactose intolerance: test of choice
hydrogen breath test
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Dx diverticular dz
CT
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Rovsing sign
RLQ pain with LLQ palpation appendicitis
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relief with defecation
IBS
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acute vs. chronic mesenteric ischemia
acute: MCC occlusion, pain out of proportion chronic: chronic, dull, worse after meals, "intestinal angina"
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Toxic megacolon: definition, Tx
colon dilation >6cm, systemic toxicity Tx: bowel decompression
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UC: complications
complications: primary sclerosing cholangitis, toxic megacolon both UC and Chrohns: arthritis (seronegative)
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Crohn's: complications
complications: B12 def both UC and Chrohns: arthritis (seronegative)
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UC: Dx, contraindications
Dx: flex sigmoidoscopy CI: colonoscopy, barium enema
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Crohn's: Dx
upper GI series
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colon polyps- hyperplastic, adenomatous, villous adenoma
hyperplastic: low risk adenomatous: cancerous in 10-20yrs villous adenoma: highest risk
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colorectal CA screening
50y/o Q10yrs 1st degree relative >60y/o: 40y/o Q10yrs 1st degree relative
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colorectal CA Tx
chemo (5FU)
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hernia below the inguinal ligament
femoral
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when to repair umbilical hernia
present >5y/o
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BRBPR
internal hemorrhoid, anal fissures
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location, Tx anorectal abscess
post wall I&D, NO ABX
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MC location anal fissures
post midline
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vit A def
``` squamous metaplasia Bitot spots (white spots on conjunctiva) ```
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Thiamin def, aka
Beriberi paresthesias Wernicke's: opthalmoplegia, ataxia, confusion Korsakoff's: dementia
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Niacin def, aka
Pellagra | 3 D's: dementia, dermatitis, diarrhea
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B12 def
NEURO SX hypersegs vegans
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Schilling test
B12 def
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Phenylketonuria: sx, Dx
sx: after birth, vomit, MR blonde, blue eyes, fair skin Dx: mousy odor urine Tx: NO (phenylalanine) cheese, nuts, fish, meat, eggs, chicken, milk, legumes, aspartame
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Zofran MOA
block serotonin receptors (5-HT3)
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Reglan (metoclopramide), Phenergan MOA, ADR
MOA: block CNS dopamine receptors ADR: QT prolong, EPS
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MC gastroenteritis adults, kids
adults: Norovirus kids: Rotavirus
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fried rice, diarrhea
Bacillus cereus
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dairy, diarrhea
Staph
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grey, no fecal odor- stools
Vibrio cholerae
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Tx C. diff
Flagyl
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Tx Shigella
Bactrim
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febrile seizures, diarrhea
Shigella
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sickle cell disease, diarrhea
Salmonella
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AIDS, diarrhea
Isospora belli, Cryptosporidium
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Tx Giardia
Flagyl
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frothy, greasy, foul diarrhea
Giardia
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HA-> fever, diarrhea, blanching rose spots
Typhoid fever (Salmonella)
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Bulk laxatives
Psyllium, Citrucel, Fibercon, Benefiber
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Osmotic laxatives
PEG (Golytely, Miralax), sorbitol, lactulose, MOM, Mg citrate
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Stimulant laxatives
Dulcolax, Senna
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Whipple's disease
malabsorption, fever farmers (soil)
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dermatitis herpetiformis assoc with what?
Celiac pruritic, papulovesicular rash- extensor surfaces
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Celiac Dx, definitive Dx
IgA, transglutaminase definitive Dx: small bowel Bx
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Vit B1
thiamine
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Vit B3
niacin