Passmed Gastro Flashcards

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What should be suspected in intense abdominal pain, bloating and fever with recent history of ascites?

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SBP confirmed by paracentesis
-> neutrophil count will be over 250

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What kind of sexual dysfunction is caused by haemochromatosis?

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Hypgonadotrophic hypogonadism

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Which chromosome is affected i Wilson;s?

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Chromosome o 13

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Which renal pathology is Wilson’s associated with?

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Renal tubular acidosis in FeNO in syndrome, associated with type 1

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What marker is associatd with priamry sclerosing cholangitis?

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P-ANCA

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What h part of the brain is affected in Wilson;s?

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Basal ganglia in the putamen and globus pallidus which causes a tremor

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What is shellfish associated with?

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Hepatitis A

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What should be given with large volume paracentesis?

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IV albumin solution

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What to give for severe alcoholic hepatitis?

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Prednisolone

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What is the madder;s discriminat function?

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Used to assess glucocorticoid therapy benefit in acute alcoholic hepatitis based on PT time and biliurubin concentration

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Which medications are a risk for C.DIFF?

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PPIs
Cephalopsporins like clindaymcin

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How often do patients with coeliac have vaccines?

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Pneumococcal vaccine every 5 years
Yearly influenza

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Which foods are gluten-free?

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Maize in corn
Rice
Potatoes

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How to differentiate upper and lower GI bleed?

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High urea in upper GI bleed

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What do carcinoid tumours produce other than serotonin?

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If present in the lungs, they produce ACHTH and cause bruising, moon face and central fat. At high concentrations cortisol will act as a minealocorticoid and cause hypokaelmia and hypernatraemia

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What is the management of ow grade dysplasia in Barrett’s?

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Radiofrequency ablation

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When is endoscopic mucosal resection idnicated?

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High grade dysplasia
Visible lesions, or nodules

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How is alcohlic ketoacidosis managed?

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0.9% saline and thiamine

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What is the most common symptom of Crohn’s disease in children?

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abdominal pain

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What is first line for diarrhoea in IBS?

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Loperamide

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What should be adminstered before endoscopic band ligation?

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Terlipressin and prophylactic antiboic

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When is Propanolol given in variceal bleed?

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AFTER band ligation along with PPI if caused by ulcer

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What is the prophylaxis of ascites?

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Ciprofloxacin

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What is the criteria for severe UC?

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6 stools per day and at least one of:
Heart rate greater than 90
Anaemia
ESR 30 or more
Temp greater than 37.8

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What causes abdominal pain, ascites and TENDER hepatomegaly?
Budd-chari syndrome
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What causes bowel obstruction with brown and blue maculae’s on buccaneers mucosa?
Pouts-Jegher’s syndrome
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What is a key feature of Crohn’s ?
Abdominal mass palpable in right iliac fossa due to inflammation and thickening of abomdinal wall or strictures or abscesses
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What to do when treating h.pylori if symptoms have resolved?
Reassure and monitor as no further actin is required
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What investigation assesses diseasease activity in IBD?
Flexible sigmoidoscopyscopy with biopsy
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What should be avoidedd investigations in UC?
Colonoscopy
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What is an indicator of life threatening C.diff infection?
partial or complete ileus, toxic megacolon, or CT evidence of severe disease
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What is AMA?
Antimitochondrial antibody associated with priamry biliary cholangitis
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What causes swallowing of saliva to be more difficult?
Globus pharyngis which is sensation of lump in the throat, relieved by swallowing food and drink
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What causes eelvated ALT and AST in thousands and cold extremities ith poor capillary refill?
Ischaemic hepatitis secondary to sepsis or Hypovolemia from blood loss
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What causes Murphy’s sign and fever?
Acute cholecystitis
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What causes persist dull ache in right upper quadrant with history of heart failure and ALT raised?
Congestive hepatomegaly
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What does pernicious anaemia increase the risk of?
Gastric carcinoma
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When is methotrexate used to induce remission?
In Crohn’s
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What is used to induce remission in IBD other than azathriopine?
Mercaptopurine
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Which type of murmur is present in carcinoid?
Systolic murmur and bronchospasm
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What causes skin to appear grey?
Haemochromatosis
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Most common organism in ascites fluid
E.col
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What will iron study show in haemochromatosis?
Raised transferrin saturation and ferritin, with low TIBC
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What does painless jaundice idnicate?
Pancreatic cancer with obstructive picture
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What investigation is used to monitor for complaications in patients with coeliac disease?
DEXA scan
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Which type of IBD is associated with absence of oral ulcers and perianal disease?
Ulcerative colitisw
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What is given for even mild symptoms of withdrawal?
Chlordiazepoxide, including for high risk
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What is given to reduce the risk of developing Werincke’s?
IV pabrinex which contains thiamine
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What does CA 125 indicate?
Ovarian cancer Peritoneal cancer
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What to suspect in patient with signs of chronic liver disease and history of COPD?
Alpha 1 antitrypsin deficiency from tuberculosis
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What is the management of dermatitis herpetiform?
Dapsone
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What does pain relieved by defaecation indicate?
IBS
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What is the key investigation for IBS?
Tissue trans glutaminase antibody