GI: IBS, Diarrhea, Constipation Flashcards

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This is a functional bowel d/o w. recurrent abdominal pain and altered bowel habits…

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IBS

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The below should indicate what in an IBS patient?

i. Onset after 50 yo
ii. Severe/worsening
iii. Nocturnal
iv. Fever/vomiting
v. Wt. loss
vi. Melena. Hematochezia, (+) hemoccult
vii. Hx of Colon CA, IBD, Celiac
viii. Unexplained IDA

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emergent eval

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A patient presents with dyspepsia, atypical CP, vomiting, altered bowel habits and recurrent abd. pain. What should you suspect?

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IBS

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The below conditions commonly accompany what condition?

FM
interstitial cystitis
dyspareunia
dyspepsia

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IBS

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Is physical exam in IBS typically normal or abnormal?

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normal +/- abd. TTP

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Rome IV criteria suggests IBS if…

recurrent abd. pain q once weekly x 3 mo and 2 of what 3 additional sxs?

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related to defecation
change in BM frequency
Change in BM appearance

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What Bristol Scale Type?

separate, hard lumps

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type I

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What Bristol Scale Type?

lumpy but sausage shaped

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type 2

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What Bristol Scale Type?

cracked, sausage shaped

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type 3

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What Bristol Scale Type?

sausage shaped, smooth, soft

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Type 4

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What Bristol Scale Type?

soft blobs w/ clear edges

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type 5

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What Bristol Scale Type?

fluffy w. ragged edges, mushy stool

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Type 6

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What Bristol Scale Type?

entirely liquid

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type 7

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Which IBS subclass has bristol type 1 and type 2?

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IBS-C

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Which IBS subclass has bristol type 6 and type 7?

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diarrhea

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Which IBS subclass has bristol type 1 and type 6?

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Mixed

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Unclassified IBS has what bristol type?

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none

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If typical IBS hx and no alarm features, how is IBS diagnosed?

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clinical +/- labs, h. pylori tests, stool studies

No imaging

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What labs can be included in IBS diagnosis?

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CBC 
CMP
TSH
ESR/CRP
Celiac Serology
H. pylori
Stool studies
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Atypical IBS sxs + alarm features or refractory cases require what workup? (labs + imaging?)

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CBC 
CMP
TSH
ESR/CRP
Celiac Serology
H. pylori
Stool studies

Cross sectional/small bowel imaging

Endoscopy/colonoscopy w. Bx

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What is first line to treat IBS?

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reconcile offending meds, lifestyle changes, Low FODMAP

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Low FODMAP occurs by eliminating foods over what time frame?

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4-8 weeks

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What IBS drugs are available for abd. pain?

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antispasmotics (amines, peppermint oil)

antidepressants (TCA, SSRI)

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The below drugs are available for which IBS type?

prosecretory agents (lubiprostone, linaclotide, plecanatide)

5-HT4 Agonist (tegaserod)

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constipation

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The below drugs help treat... lubiprostone, linaclotide, plecanatide 5-HT4 Agonist (tegaserod)
constipation
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The below drugs help treat what IBS related condition? 1. OTC: loperamide 2. Bile acid sequestrants (off-label) 3. Rifaximin 4. Eluxadoline 5. 5-HT3 Antagonist: alosetrone
Diarrhea
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What type of constipation? Constipation, no pain ii.
Functional Chronic idiopathic constipation
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What type of constipation? constipation + pain
Functional Constipation IBS-C
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The below drugs are common causes of... ``` anticholinergics, antipsychotics Iron antacids (Ca, Al) CCBs TCAs ```
med induced constipation
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The below are what cause of constipation? ``` Pelvic floor dysfunction rectal prolapse rectocele colon CA polyps stricture impaction ```
Defecation/Obstructive constipation
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The below are what cause of constipation? ``` hyperCa hyperPTH hyperthyroid DM pregnancy Hirschsprung MS Parkinson spinal cord injury ```
Metabolic/systemic disease constipation
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What are three GI signs/sxs that accompany a complaint of constipation?
pain/bloating bleed tenesmus
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Constipation can be diagnosed if the below are present for what percentage of defecations a week? i. < 3 BMs/week ii. Lumpy/hard iii. Straining iv. Manual maneuvers v. Sensation of obstruction/blockage vi. Incomplete evacuation
25%
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What part of physical exam for consipation assess for... eval for fissures, hemorrhoids, tenderness, masses, stool, anal stricture, anal sphincter tone, perineal descent, dyssynergic defecation
DRE
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A pelvic exam is indicated for constipation to identify...
rectocele
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If refractory constipation, what three diagnostics are available?
Sitz marker study defecography anorectal manometry
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Which constipation study? Colonic transit, movement of radiopaque marker thru colon via x-ray
Sitz marker study
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Which constipation study? Radiologic image for defecation mechanics Assess anatomy, fxn of anorectum & pelvic floor
defecography
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Which constipation study? Anal/sphincter pressure & fxn
anorectal manometry
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Tx for constipation includes reconciling offending meds, lifestyle and what drug classes? (5)
``` Fiber Stool Softeners Osmotic Laxatives Stimulant laxatives Rx drugs ```
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What three Rx drugs are available to relieve constipation?
lubiprostone, Linaclotide, Plecanatide
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What constipation drug class? psyllium, methylcellulose, polycarbophil, benefiber
Fiber
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3 fiber S/Es
flatulence, bloating, distension
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What constipation drug class? Docusate
Stool Softener
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What constipation drug class? polyethylene glycol, milk of magnesia, Mg Citrate, Lactulose
Osmotic laxatives
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Osmotic laxatives that contain magnesium can cause...
hypermagnesemia if renal insufficiency
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What constipation drug class? bisacodyl, Senna
Stimulant laxatives
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3 lifestyle mods that can help w. constipation...
increase fluid/fiber, activity/exercise, bowel habit training
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3 complications of constipation...
hemorrhoids/fissues lyte imbalance (laxative abuse) fecal impaction/obstruction
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A patient w. hx of constipation presents w. NV Abd. Pain Distension Paradoxical Diarrhea What is this concerning for?
bowel obstruction
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How is bowel obstruction treated?
disimpaction and maintenance bowel prep PRN
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The below populations are high risk for what constipation complication? dementia neuro dz immobile hypomotility meds
fecal impaction/obstruction
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The below increase your risk of... i. Hospitalization/abx ii. Travel hx iii. Food borne iv. Community outbreak v. Pets/animal vi. New meds
acute diarrhea
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Definition of acute diarrhea...
3+ unformed stools QD x < 14 days
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Chronic diarrhea persists for how many days?
30+
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The below + what condition require prompt evaluation? Volume depletion Fever Wt. loss Blood Nocturnal/persistent/progressive sxs Immunocompromised IDA FHx of colon CA, IBD, celiac
Diarrhea
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2 MC causes of non-inflammatory diarrhea...
norovirus, giardia
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Inflammatory or non-inflammatory diarrhea? watery, non-bloody mild cramps/pain +/- low grade fever
non-inflammatory
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Inflammatory or non-inflammatory diarrhea? fever bloody severe pain
inflammatory
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If the below are present, what is indicated? i. Inflammatory diarrhea: fever 101.3+, leukocytosis, blood, severe abd pain ii. Intractable vomiting iii. Profuse watery diarrhea/dehydration iv. AKI/Lyte abnormalities v. Elderly/long term care residents vi. Immunocompromised vii. Hospital acquired/abx exposure
Prompt evaluation
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PE for diarrhea assessment should focus on assessing what?
volume status (BP/HR, turgor, membranes)
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pertinent positives for abd. exam with diarrhea? (5)
``` distension hyperactive bowel sounds tenderness peritoneal signs masses ```
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3 components of rectal exam for diarrhea assessment...
tenderness stool guaiac perinal dz assesment
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Labs for diarrhea...
+/- CBC, CMP, CRP
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What stool studies should be ordered with diarrhea?
Cx + hemoccult
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What viral non-inflammatory cause? i. Source: cruise ships, restaurants ii. Duration: abrupt onset, 24-72 hours iii. Tx: supportive
norovirus
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What viral non-inflammatory cause? Onset 6 mo – 2 yo i. Source: daycare ii. Tx: supportive
rotavirus
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Tx for Cholera...
supportive +/- Doxy, macrolide, tetracycline FLQ if severe
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Which bacterial non-inflammatory cause of diarrhea? vomiting predominant i. Source: Creamy foods, egg/potato salad, onset w. in hours ii. Tx: supportive
staph aureus
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What cause of non-inflammatory diarrhea? chronic diarrhea leads to profound wt. loss i. Source: waterborne ii. Tx: metronidazole
giardia
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The below cause inflammatory or noninflammatory diarrhea? ``` salmonella c. jejuni shigella EHEC c. diff vibrio parahemolyticus yersinia enterolitica ```
inflammatory
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The below cause inflammatory or noninflammatory diarrhea? ``` Norovirus rotavirus cholera c. perfringens bacillus cereus staph aureus giardia cryptosporidium cyclospora ```
non-inflammatory
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bismuth can be used to treat diarrhea if no dysentery. What is a common S/E?
black stool
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Which cause of inflammatory diarrhea? Source: poultry, livestock, reptiles Tx: supportive +/- abx
Salmonella
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Which cause of inflammatory diarrhea? linked to Guillain-Barre Source: undercooked poultry, unpasteurized milk Tx: supportive +/- macrolide or FLQ
c. jejuni
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Which cause of inflammatory diarrhea? dysentery Source: food/water borne Tx: supportive, abx shorten course
Shigella
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Which cause of inflammatory diarrhea? severe, afebrile bloody diarrhea Source: undercooked ground beef/unpasteurized products Tx: No antidiarrheal/abx for risk of HUS
EHEC
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Which cause of inflammatory diarrhea? Source: hospitalization, abx use, community acquired Tx: Vanco, fidaxomicin, metronidazole
C. Diff
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Which cause of inflammatory diarrhea? Source: raw seafood/shellfish Tx: supportive +/- FLQ, doxy
vibrio parahemolyticus
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Which cause of inflammatory diarrhea? mimics appendicitis Source: undercooked pork, raw dairy, water contamination Tx: supportive
Yersinia enterolitica
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Three causes of infectious chronic diarrhea? Dx via?
giardia, e. histolytica, CMV stool studies, scope + Bx
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The below drugs are a common cause of... Mg antacids, metformin, reglan, laxatives, abx, PPIs, colchicine
chronic diarrhea
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Hx of: IBD, radiation, NSAIDs, malignancy S/S: +/- fever, bloody diarrhea, abd pain What type of chronic diarrhea?
inflammatory
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Chronic inflammatory diarrhea specific lab...
fecal calprotectin
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The below are causes of what type of chronic diarrhea? IBD, celiac, resection, pancreatic insufficiency, overgrowth
malabsorptive
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: Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome, Neuroendocrine d/os can cause what type of chronic diarrhea?
secretory