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1
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most serious complication of Barrett esophagus

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adenocarcinoma

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2
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lower esophageal mucosal ring is a sign of what?

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hiatal hernia

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3
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most common cause solid food dysphagia in adults

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lower esophageal mucosal ring

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4
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how does esophageal squamous cell carcinoma appear on imaging?

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focal, irregular narrowing with abrupt upper and lower margins

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5
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hematochezia life-threatening indication

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massive upper GI bleed

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6
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most common presentation for upper GI bleed

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melena or hematemesis

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7
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list the major sources of acute upper GI bleeding

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PUD, portal HTN, mallory-weiss tears, vascular anomalies, gastric neoplasms, erosive gastritis, erosive esophagitis, others (aortoenteric fistula, hemobilia, pancreatic malignancy, pseudoaneurysm)

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8
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what is a barium swallow helpful to diagnose??

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stricture, hiatal hernia, swallowing problems

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9
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contraindication of barium swallow

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unable to visualize or biopsy

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10
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what is important to remember when analyzing GI illness?

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PYSCHOSOCIAL aspect!

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11
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on what imagining would you see an apple core lesion?

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barium swallow

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12
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what is an apple core lesion?

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mass or constriction pushing on esophagus & not allowing it to expand

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13
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gold standard for GERD

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24-hr pH probe

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14
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when is an esophageal manometry helpful?

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to diagnose motility disorders bc it measures esophageal fxn by using pressure readings of muscle contractions

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15
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what is an ultrasound helpful to diagnose?

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cholecystitis/cholelithiasis, cholangitis, abscesses, diverticulitis, SB inflammation. Basically when you want to visualize an organ but don’t need to see inside of it. much cheaper, less invasive

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16
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gold standard for colon

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colonoscopy

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17
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treatment of choice for symptomatic gallbladder disease

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laparoscopic cholecystectomy

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18
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risk factors for gallstones

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the four F’s! female, fat, forty, fertile (estrogen exposure/multiple pregnancies)

19
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symptoms of cholelithiasis

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usu. asymptomatic! or infrequent episodic severe pain in epigastrium or RUQ w/ radiation to right scapula

20
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cholelithiasis gold standard

A

ultrasound

21
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alternative tx to cholecystectomy

A

ursodeoxycholic acid

22
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most common cause gallbladder disease

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stones

23
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differential dx acute cholecystitis

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definite localization of pain and tenderness in RUQ with radiation to right infrascapular area = definite. Diff: perforated peptic ulcer, acute pancreatitis, appendicitis, hepatitis, pneumonia w/ pleurisy, MI

24
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elevated amylase indicates

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pancreatitis

25
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ultrasound findings in acute cholecystitis

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gallstones, thickened gallbladder wall, sonographic murphy’s sign; if nothing, go on to HIDA scan

26
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most common cause small bowel obstruction

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post-op adhesions

27
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complication of reflux esophagitis

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peptic stricture

28
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how does baby’s weight change within one year

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should TRIPLE

29
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what’s a bowel risk for newborns?

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necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC)

30
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what are internal hemorrhoids ABOVE?

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dentate line

31
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how do you conservatively treat hemorrhoids?

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decrease straining with defecation, avoid prolonged sitting, symptomatic tx for pruritis/irritation (steroid creams, suppositories, analgesics, sitz baths)

32
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presents with blood on surface of stool & is painful (esp. w/ defecation)

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anal fissure

33
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how would you treat an anal fissure?

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topical analgesics, stool softener; if doesn’t respond, consider surgery

34
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what do you do for an anorectal abscess?

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NOT A DRE! Broad spectrum antibiotics and referral to surgery for I&D

35
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treatment for giardia in adults vs kids?

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adults=metronidazole, kids=furazolidone

36
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what can cause HUS in kids?

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treating e coli 0157:h7 w/ abx in kids

37
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do you treat e coli 0157:h7 in kids?

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no! can lead to HUS

38
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treatment for shigella diarrhea

A

TMP-SMX

39
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nonbilous vomiting, think..

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pyloric stenosis

40
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what is zollinger ellison syndrome

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gastrinoma-> multiple peptic ulcers

41
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tx for h pylori

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CAP! clarithromycin, amoxicillin, PPI

42
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when is esophageal manometry diagnostic test of choice?

A

achalasia

43
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bird beak appearance of LES

A

achalasia

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