Quiz 3 Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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bird’s beak seen on barium swallow

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achalasia

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2
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esophageal spasm with uncoordinated contractions

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corkscrew

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3
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esophageal spasm with high amplitude contractions

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nutcracker

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4
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Esophageal tears in mucosa and submucosa only

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Mallory-Weiss

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5
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full thickness esophageal tears

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boerhaave’s

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6
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cell change from squamous to columnar

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barrett’s

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7
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type of CA that may result from barretts

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adenocarcinoma

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8
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What kind of CA occurs mostly in upper 2/3 of esophagus? Lower 1/3?

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SCC; adenocarcinoma

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9
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Granular cell tumors of the esophagus arise from ____ cells

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Schwann

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10
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location of ulceration most heavily associated with H pylori

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duodenal

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11
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General histological findings in CA

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increased mitotic figures, increased nuclear to cytoplasmic ratio, change in cell shape and size

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12
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histological feature of gastric adenocarcinoma

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signet cell

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13
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leather like scar tissue in the stomach decreases contractility

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linitis plastica

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14
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neuro-endocrine neoplasms that arise from enterochromaffin cells

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carcinoid tumor

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15
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Where is ulcerative colitis primarily found?

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rectum and colon

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16
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Where is crohns primarily found?

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SI especially terminal ileum

17
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Layers involved in UC

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Layers involved in crohns

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characterized by skip lesions

20
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characterized by crypt abscessed

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ulverative colitis

21
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narrowing of lower part of the esophagus caused by ring of mucosal and submucosal tissue. located at squamocolumnar junction.

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Schatzki ring

22
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MC and 2nd MC cause of childhood Menetrier’s

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#1 H pylori
#2 CMV
23
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MC cause of adult Menetrier’s

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Increased TGF alpha

24
Q

Coiled spring appearance on Xray is associated with what condition

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intussusception

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associated with lymphocytic infiltration of Auerbach's plexus
achalasia
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MC benign esophageal tumor
leiomyoma
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Associated with AMAG
carcinoid tumor
28
rugae markedly increased in size, height, and width
Menetrier's
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MC esophageal tumor in US
adenocarcinoma
30
Mycobacterium complexes seen w crohns
MAA - mycobacterium arium arium | MAC - mycobacterium arium complex
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MC cause of odynophasia
esophageal candidiasis
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with barretts infiltrating cells that are ____ in origin have greater risk of malignancy
colonic
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common causes of esophageal SCC
tobacco and alcohol
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common cause of esophageal adenocarcinoma
Hx of GERD
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infiltration by neutrophils. loss of gastric glandular cells. replacement by intestinal (numerous goblet cells) and fibrous tissues.
atrophic gastritis
36
dzsz associated with H pylori
acute/chronic gastritis, atrophic gastritis, esophageal adenocarcinoma, duod/gastric ulcer, gastric CA, Menetriers, gastric lymphoma
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Tumor markers for gastric lymphoma
CD34 & CD117