Pancreas Mcgowen Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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ARDS on radiograph

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bilateral diffuse fluffy infiltrates

normal cardiac size

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2
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what conversion results in autodigestion of pancreas and peri pancreaetic tissue

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trypsinogen to trypsin

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etiology of acute pancreatitis

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gallstone
alcohol

hyperTGs
trauma
meds
ERCP
celiac, vaculitis
mumps, CMV, MAC
peritoneal dialysis
bypass
balloon enteroscopy
pancreatic divism
CFTR
union of pancreatobuiliary duct
neoplasm
corpion sting in trinidad
idiotpathic
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4
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making diagnosis of acute pancreatitis

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at least 2 of 3

epigastric pain
lipase and amhlase 3X ULN
CT canges consistent with pancreatitis

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5
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AP and calccium

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hypocalcemia
if have tetany than poor prognois
from interaction of cations with FFA released by action of activaged lipase on triglcerides in fat cells causes this = saponification

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6
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lipase or amylase more acutreate measurement in AP

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lipase

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7
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other factors AP

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smoking
high glycemic load
abdominal adiposity
older and fat person

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8
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what can help prevent AP

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veggies

maybe statins

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9
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RANSON criteria assessing severity of acute pancreatiis

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GA LAW

Glucose over 200
age over 55
LDH over 350
AST over 250
WBC >16,000
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RANSON criteria 48 hours after admision

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C & HOBBS

calcium
hematocrit drop
oxygen under 60 mm hg
base deficit
BUN increase over 5
sequestion of fluid > 6L
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11
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number of criteria and mortality rate for ranson

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0-2, 1%
3-4, 16%
5-6, 40%
7-8, 100

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12
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apache II score over what means higher mortallity

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8

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13
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BISAP score

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bun over 25
impaired mental status
sirs
over 60
pleural effusion

0-5 scale, <1% when 0 to 1, up to 27% mortality at 5

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14
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what is independely associated with increased mortality in AP

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SIRS and elevated BUN on admission with rise in BUN w in first 24 hours of hospitalization

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15
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HAPS score

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non severe course

no abdom tenderness or guarding
normal hematocrit
normal serum creatinine

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16
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atlanta criteria

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mild- no organ failure or compolications

moderate- transient organ failure <48 hrs, local complications

sever: persistent organ failure over 48 hours

17
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local complications in atlanta criteria

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acute pancreatic fluid colection
pancreatic pseudo cyst
acute necrotic collection
pleural effusion

18
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organ failure atlanta

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respiratory, cardiac, renal

19
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cullens sign

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ecchymosis of umnblilicus from retroperitoneum fluid and bleeding

20
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imaging in AP

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sentinenl loop: segment of air filled SI in LUQ

colon cutof sign: gas filled segment of transverse colon abruptly ending at area of pancreatic inflammation

rapid bolus IV contrast- enhanced CT (avoid when serum Cr over 1.5)

21
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procedures for necrotizing pancreatitis

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3rd day
ct guided needle aspiration
and antiobiotics

22
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how do you drain a pseudocyst

23
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complications of severe acute pancreatitis

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intravascular volume depletion (pre renal azotemia)

necrosis (walled off)

pseudocyst (encap fluid with lots of amylase) can become abscess

ARDS

pancreatic ascites

24
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risk factors in SAP for high levels of fluid sequestration

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younger age
alcohol etiology
higher hematocrit
higher serum glucose w/in 48 hrs hospital admission
SIRS w/in 48 hours hospital admission

SHAAG

25
post ERCP prophylaxis for AP
NSAIDs | indomethacin rectally and aggressive hydration with IVF using lactated ringers
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tx of SAP
within 48 hours of admission start enteral feedings with nasogastric or nasojejunal tue reduces risk of multiorgan fialure and mortality
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etiology of chronic pancreatitis
TIGAR-O ``` toxic-metabolic idiotpathic genetic autoimmune (hypergammaglobuminemia IgG4) recurrent (from recurrent AP) obstructivre ```
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SAPE
hypothesis of pathogenesis of chronic pancreattiis -first acute pancreatitis event initates an inflammatory process that results in injury and later fibrosis
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pacnreatic fnct tests
trypsinogen fecal elastase -both low pancreatic malabsorption stimulation tests with CCK/secretin
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CT: tumefactive chronic pancreatitis =
concern for pancreatic cancer
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plain x ray for CP
calcifications | CT may show it if not on xray
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seeing autoimmune pancreatitis
EUS, | diffuse enlargement of pancreas, a peripheral rim of hypoattentuation, and irregular narrowing of main PD
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can you get osteoporis with CP? | what about peptic ulcer
yes to both
34
exocrine pancreatic insufficiency
confirmed by response to therapy with pancreatic enzyme supps secretin stimulation test decreased chymotrpysin or fecal elastase
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main cause of death in CP
pancreatic Cancer
36
pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors and MEN
found in MEN 1 insulinoma, hypoglycemia gastrinoma, multiple peptic ulcers, most found duodenum next most is pancreas
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MEN1
pituitary -acromegaly, cushing parathyroid -hypercalcemia pancreas - gastrinoma ZE - insulinoma
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men 2A
parathyroid adrenal (pheochromocytoma) thyroid (medullary thyroid ca) -elevated calcitonin -2-5 percent get hirscpurngs
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MEN 2B
``` marfanoid body habitus medullary thyroid cancer (inreased calcitonin) pehochromocytomas neuromas -freq new gene mutation ```