GI Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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What bonds can alpha amylase break

A

Alpha 1-4 non terminal bonds

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2
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What enzyme is needed for monosaccharide production

A

Sucrase isomaltase

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3
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How are monosaccharides absorbed and released into blood

A

SGLT1 and GLUT 5 absorb and GLUT 2

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4
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Info about CCK

A

Released by duodenum, and causes pancreatic and gallbladder release

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5
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Info about somatostatin

A

From D cells in the antrum, caused by fatty acids in chyme, inhibits HCl stimulators.

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6
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Info about leptin

A

From adipose tissue and stomach and signals satiety

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7
Q

Where are GIST tumours

A

ICCs

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8
Q

Example of muscarinic antagonist

A

Pirenzepine

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9
Q

What cures type 2 diabetes

A

Gastric bypass

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10
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Hepatic liver tests

A

ALT and AST

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11
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Post hepatic liver tests

A

GGT and ALP

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12
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Liver synthesis tests

A

Albumin and PT time

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13
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What guides T cells to peyers patches

A

L selectin

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14
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What are kupffer cells

A

Macrophages in the liver

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15
Q

How do NSAIDs cause peptic ulcers

A

Damage PGE2 and cause increase in acid

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16
Q

Is crohns or UC TNF alpha positive

A

Crohns

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17
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Is crohns or UC granulomatous

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Crohns is granulomatous

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18
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What oesophageal cancer is related to GORD

A

Adeno carcinoma

19
Q

What disease is confirmed by anti-transglutaminase

A

Coeliac disease

20
Q

How to diagnose lactose malabsorption

A

Hydrogen test

21
Q

Treatment for hep A

A

Vaccine but it is usually self limiting

22
Q

Treatment for hep C

A

Antivirals (triple treatment of …vir)

23
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Treatment for autoimmine hepatitis

A

Steroids for flare ups and azathioprine for maintenence

24
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Treatment for heamochromatosis

A

Bleed to release iron

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Key words for gastroparesis
Cannibus, opiates, delayed emptying, early satiety.
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Treatment for gastroparesis
Liquid diet, little and often
27
Hepatic cancer more dangerous in males
Hepatic adenoma
28
Treatment for hydatid cysts
Drainage or lobectomy
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Treatment for an abscess
Drain it
30
What papillae on tongue is for temperature
Fungiform
31
What two things are salivons made up of
Secretory acinus and ducts
32
What do the salivary ducts remove?
Sodium and calcium
33
What ion is absorption often dependent on
Sodium
34
Gastroenteritis buzzwords: Cream cakes, symptoms in an hour
Staph aureus
35
What disease has rose spots
Typhoid
36
Gastroenteritis buzzwords: HUS, animals
E.coli
37
Gastroenteritis buzzwords: Eggs and pet reptiles
Salmonella
38
Gastroenteritis buzzwords: Most common cause of gastroenteritis
Campy
39
Gastroenteritis buzzwords:Tropics, cysts in stool, abscess, can effect liver
Ameobiasis
40
Gastroenteritis buzzwords: Salad, bloating and heartburn
Giardia lambia
41
Gastroenteritis buzzwords: Petting zoo, HIV
Cryptosporidium
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Gastroenteritis buzzwords: Antibiotic induced
C.diff
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Gastroenteritis buzzwords: Under 3 year old
Rota virus