GI Flashcards

(47 cards)

1
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h.pylori eradication

A

2 weeks of omeprazole + amoxicillin (or metronidazole) + clarithromycin

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management of bleeding ulcer

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high dose IV PPI
endoscopy - adrenaline, heater probe coagulation

if bleed stops after this > omeprazole IV > h.pylori eradication if appropriate + oral PPI course

if bleed cant be stopped with endoscopic tx (try once more first)&raquo_space; surgery

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management of variceal bleed

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resuscitation, abx, terlipressin, early OGD +/- EVL
if bleed stops > propranolol + banding programme
if bleed continues > EVL or S-B tube > TIPPS

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4
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coeliac blood test

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tTGA IgA

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5
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genes assoc with coeliac

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HLA DQ2

DQ8

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6
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appendicitis - tenderness where?

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RIF

more specifically - McBurneys point - 2/3 from umbilicus to right ASIS

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7
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Rovings sign

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pain in RIF when LIF palpated

seen in appendicitis

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8
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antibiotics used for small bowel obstruction

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metronidazole and gentamicin

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9
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commonest cause of diarrhoea in kids < 3

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rotavirus

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10
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explosive vomiting

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norovirus

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incubation periods

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short (1-6 hrs): staph aureus, bacillus cereus

medium (12-48 hrs): salmonella, clostridium perfringens

long (2-14 days): campylobacter, E.coli 0157

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12
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types of food poisoning that cause bloody diarrhoea

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campylobacter
shigella
e coli 0157

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13
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ix for salmonella, campylobacter and shigella

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stool culture

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14
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ix for typhoid

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blood culture

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15
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ix for giardia, amoeba, parasites

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stool microscopy

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16
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ix for clos.dificille, e.coli 0157

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stool toxin

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17
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ix for norovirus

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stool PCR

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18
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antibiotic for

a. non severe c.diff
b. severe c.diff

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a. oral metronidazole

b. oral vancomycin

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19
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smoking - good or bad for chrons

20
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complication of UC and ix for this

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toxic megacolon

AXR

21
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features of chrons

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transmural
cobblestone appearance
anywhere from mouth > anus 
TH1 mediated
non caveating granuloma in 50%
assoc with smoking
22
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Chron’s genetic predisposition

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NOD2 on chr.16

23
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UC features

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starts in rectum and extends proximally
NO skip lesions
crypt abscesses
TH1 and TH2 mediated

24
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bloody stools - Chron’s or UC

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PSC assoc with Chron's or UC?
UC
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diverticular disease features? ix? rx?
``` low fibre usually sigmoid colon left sided abdo pain nausea pr bleeding, sepsis ``` Ix - gastrografin enema, ba enema, CT ... Rx - drainage + abx. Hartmann's procedure
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Familial adenomatous polyposis aut ? mutations in ? gene more or less than 100 polyps
aut dom mutations in APC gene > 100 polyps
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HNPCC - mutation in ? gene - more or less than 100 polyps
mutation in DNA mismatch repair gene | < 100 polyps
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^ ALP and GGT
biliary damage/cholestasis | alcohol abuse
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^ ALT and AST
hepatocyte damage
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which type of hepatitis is dependant on presence of hep B for infectivity
hep D
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classic case of autoimmune hepatitis
young woman on the pill
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autoantibodies in autoimmune hepatitis
anti ANA, anti SMA, and anti LKM
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budd chiari what is it triad?
``` occlusion of hepatic veins triad - abdo pain - ascites - liver enlargement ```
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sinusoids and kuppfer cells, central scar
focal nodular hyperplasia
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typically contracted from sheep parasites
hydatid cysts
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what is typically raised in hepatocellular carcinoma
alpha feto protein (AFP)
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haemachromatosis and wilsons = aut dom or rec?
both out rec
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kayser-fleisher rings
wilsons disease
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treatment for wilsons disease
penicillamine
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how is biliary colic perceived
RUQ colicky pain +/- radiation to shoulder
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sign seen in acute cholecystitis
murphy's sign
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ascending cholangitis | - charcots triad?
jaundice fever RUQ pain
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severe epigastric pain radiating to the back
acute pancreatitis
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what is raised in acute pancreatitis
amylase, calcium, lipase
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which type of hernia is below and lateral to the pubic tubercle?
femoral
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which type of inguinal hernia is medial to the inferior epigastric vessels
direct