LGW Bilio-pancreatic Diseases Flashcards

1
Q

patient was eating “ fish and chips” when attack of RUQ occured …

A

release of CCK allows for the contraction of the gallbladder and relaxation of the sphincter of oddi

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2
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what causes relieef of symptoms when it comes to impacted gall stones ?

A

either anti spasmodic was taken or the impacted gallstone has moved away from the neck of the gallbladder

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3
Q

a thickened wall on ultrasound of gall bladder may indicatee ?

A

chronic calcular cholecystitis

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4
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how does a HIDA scan work ?

A

radioactive isotope injected intravenously , taken up by the liver and then excreted in the bile

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5
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what is non visualization of the GB usually suggestive of in HIDA scan ?

A

acute cholecystitis

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6
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absent gallbladder filling in HIDA scan indicates ?

A

acalculous cholecystitis

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7
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reduced or delayed GB visualization with HIDA scan often indicates ?

A

contracted bladder

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8
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how can a bile leak be confirmed ?

A

HIDA scan

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9
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what is seen on US of emphysematous cholecystitis ?

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air in the wall of the gallbladder

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10
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what type of patients are more prone to developing emphysematous cholecystitis ?

A

elderly meen
diabetics

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11
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how can a diagnosis of emphysematous cholecystitis be made ?

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made on abdominal x ray

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12
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what is the best management for emphysematous cholecystitis and in unstable patients?

A

prompt surgical drainage
followed by cholecystectomy

in unstable patients - perform percutaneous cholecystectomy

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13
Q

acutee vs chronic calcular cholecystitis ?

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chronic is less painful do not expect to find any clinical findings or laboratory findings

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14
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bruising of the abdominal wall , esp peri umbilical may be indicative of ?

A

cullen’s sign and grey turner’s sign
both indicative of acute pancreatitis

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15
Q

acronym used for causes of pancreatitis ?

A

GETSMASHHED

gall stones
ethanol
trauma
steroids
mumps
auto immune
scorpion bite
hypercalcemia
hypertriglyceridemia

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16
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what is the management for acute cholangitis ?

A

resuscitation and intensive ab ( ceftriaxone )
CBD drainage by ERCP
interval cholecystectomy ( 6 weeks )

17
Q

symptomatic cholelithiasis is ?

A

biliary colc

18
Q

what is the nature of biliary colic in presentation ?

A

ruq pain radiating to the epigastrium.
intermittent pain lasting from 4-6 hours
nausea but no vomiting
no abdominal tenderness.
no leukocytosis, no fever no jaundice

19
Q

cholangitis is usually secondary to what condition ?

A

choledocholithiasis

20
Q

in gallstone pancreatitis when is a cholecystectomy performed ?

A

when amylase and lipase levels return to normal

21
Q

bile stained vomit without bloodand is usualy associated with ?

A

subacute gastric outlet obstruction
usually associated with pancreatitis