Revision Powerpoint GI Flashcards

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bloody diarrhoea, fragmented RBC’s, undercooked hamburgers, metallic green stool cultures?

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E. coli 0157

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red macules on body on examination?

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salmonella Typhi

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playing with turtles
undercooked chicken
stale chicken?

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H. salmonella enterididis

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bloody diarrhoea, haemorrhagic mucosa with ulcerations on distal colon?

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shigella dystenteria

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india
severe dehydration
watery (“rice water”) diarrhoea?

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vibrio cholerae

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unpasteurised/raw milk

guillian barre syndrome?

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campylobacter jejuni

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what are the symptoms of norovirus?

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sudden explosive diarrhoea and vomiting

no blood

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what is proctitis?

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disease affecting only yht rectum

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what is pancolitis?

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disease involving whole olon

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UC can sometimes spread proximal to the ileocaecal valve, true or false?

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false

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crypt abscesses in UC or crohns?

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UC

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treatment for crohns?

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immunosuppression
steroids
anti-TNF
surgery not curative and can result in short gut but is sometimes used

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treatment for UC?

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5-ASA (mesalazine)
Corticosteroids
anti TNF
immunosuppresants
surgery
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prehepatic jaundice?

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unconjugated bilirubin increased
conjugatd bilirubin = normal
AST/ALT = normal
ALP/GGT = normal

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Intrahepatic jaundice?

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unconjugated bilirubin = increased
conjugated bilirubin = increased
AST/ALT = increased
ALP/GGT = normal

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posthepatic jaundice?

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unconjugated bilirubin = normal
conjugated bilirubin = increased
AST/ALT = normal
ALP/GGT = increased

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how do conjugated and unconjugated bilirubin cause different symptoms?

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unconjugated = normal urine and stool
conjugated = pale stools and dark urine
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normal urine and stools?

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prehepatic

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dark urine, normal stools?

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hepatic

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dark urine, pale stools?

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post hepatic

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3 causes of unconjugated hyperbilirubinaemia?

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haemolysis
impaired hepatic uptake (drugs, CCF)
impaired conjugation (gilbert’s syndrome)`

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2 causes of conjugated hyperbilirubinaemia?

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hepatocellular injury

cholestasis

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what is cholelithiasis?

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gallstones

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diagnosis of gallstones?

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ultrasound

dilation of the bile ducts

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cholecystitis and biliary colic present very similarly, what is the main difference between them?
cholecystitis has an inflammatory component (raised WCC)
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beaded appearance on ERCP?
PSC
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PSC treatment?
liver transplant is only cure
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chronic granulomatous inflammation of interlobular bile ducts?
PBC
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HBsAg?
always present in infection, either acute or chronic
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HBeAg?
hows hep virus is actively multiplying
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Anti-HBs?
immunity to hep B | either previously infected or vaccinated
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Anti-HBe?
immune system has responded against Hep B and virus is not replicating
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Anti-HBc?
infected with Hep B but does not provide any protection against infection
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HBV DNA?
amount of Hep B virus in bloodstream | indicates how actively virus is multiplying
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vesicular rash + weight loss?
coeliac disease
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pyoderma gangrenosum | erythema nodosum?
IBD
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14C breath test?
bacterial overgrowth
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Mallory's hyaline bodies?
alcoholic liver disease (acute hepatitis) and chronic active hepatitis
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onion skinning fibrosis | beading of bile ducts?
PSC
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Signet ring seen on biopsy?
Linitisplastica | diffuse stomach cancer
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thumb printing on X ray commonly at splenic flexure?
ischaemic colitis
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charcots triad?
fever jaundice abdo pain secondary to acute cholangitis
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causes of abdominal mass | A CHEMICAL
``` AAA crohns hernia enlarged organ malignancy intussusception Cyst or abscess appendicitis lymphadenopathy ```
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Causes of bowel obstruction? | BATH VIPS
``` bolus adhesions tumour hernia volvulus intussusception pseudo-obstruction stricture ```
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where is the virchows node and what does it suggest if enlarged?
supra-clavicular fossa | suggests gastric cancer
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colicky loin pain radiating to groin?
uretic colic
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what type of mouth disease do people with crohns get?
stomatitis gangrenosum
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iliac fossa pain, positive pregnancy test?
ectopic pregnancy
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asterixis (liver flap)?
encephalopathy
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leuconychia?
hypoalbuminaemia
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koilonychias?
iron deficiency anaemia (IDA)
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angular stomatitis?
IDA
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buccal pigmentation?
peutz-jeghers syndrome
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what is peutz-jaghers syndrome?
autosomal dominant | benign polyps in GI tract and hyperpigmentation on lips and oral mucosa
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glossitis?
B12 deficiency
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apthous ulceration?
crohns
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craggy hepatomegaly?
liver malignancy
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bronzed diabetic?
haemochromatosis