Small Intestine, Colon, Rectum, Anus And Appendix Flashcards

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1
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Small intestine is derived from

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Endoderm

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2
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Blood supply of the midgut

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SMA

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3
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Blood supply of foregut structure

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Celiac trunk

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4
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Blood supply of hindgut

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Inferior mesenteric artery

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5
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Derived from foregut

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Duodenum

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6
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Derived from midgut

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Jejunum and ileum

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7
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Most common surgical disorder of the small intestines

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Mechanical short bowel obstruction

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8
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Most common cause of mechanical short bowel obstruction

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Adhesions

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9
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Cardinal signs of obstruction

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Vomiting
Obstipation
Distension
Corampy/colicky abdominal pain

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10
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Abdominal series done for diagnosis of SBO

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Upright CXR
Supine and Upright Abdominal Xrays

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11
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Triad of radiographic findings in SBO

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Dilated small bowel loops (>3cms)
Air fluid levels (step ladder appearance)
Paucity or absence of air in the rectum (rectal gas)

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12
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Radiographic findings in strangulated SBO

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Thickened small bowel loops
Mucosal “thumb printing”
Pneumatosis intestinalis (gas within the bowel)
Free peritoneal air

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13
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Preferred method of diagnosing SBO in px with history of abdominal malignancy

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CT Scan with water soluble contrast

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14
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This is the gold standard to differentiate partial from complete SBO

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Small Bowel Series/Enteroclysis

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15
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Contraindications of conservative management in SBO

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Suspected ischemia
Large bowel obstruction
Closed loop obstruction
Strangulate hernia
Perforation

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16
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Assessment of bowel viability

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Color
Peristalsis
Marginal arterial pulsation
Necrosis
Perforations

17
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Factors that inhibit spontaneous closure of fistula

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Foreign body
Radiation enteritis
Infection/inflammation
Epithelization of fistula tract
Neoplasm
Distal obstruction

18
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Most prevalent congenital anomaly of the GIT

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Meckel’s diverticulum

19
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Most common true diverticulum

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Meckel’s diverticulum

20
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Rule’s of 2 in meckel’s diverticulum

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2% of the population
2:1 predominance in male
2 feet proximal in the ileocecal valve
1/2 symptomatic for under 2 years old
2 types of mucosa gastric > pancreatic
2inch length

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Etiology of meckel’s diverticulum

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Persistence of vitelline or omphalomesenteric duct

22
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Most common symptom of meckel’s diverticulum in children

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Most common symptom of meckel’s diverticulum in adults

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Intestinal obstruction

24
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Treatment for incidental or asymptomatic meckel’s diverticulum is?

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Adult: observe
Children: diverticulotomy (wedge resection) + appendectomy

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Most common cause of acute mesenteric ischemia
Arterial embolus
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Efinitive treatment for malrotation to prevent mid gut volvolus
Ladd procedure
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Most common cause of double bubble sign
Duodenal atresia
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Most common and lethal gastrointestinal disorder affecter preterm neonates
Necrotizing enterocolitis
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Most potent intestinotrophic hormone
Glucagon like peptide 2
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This serves as the landmark to identify the position of the location of the appendix
Anterior taenia
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The three taenia coli meet at the?
Base of the appendix and rectosigmoid junction
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Arterial supply of the appendix
Appendiceal artery from ileocolic artery
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Most common location of the tip of the appendix
Retrocecal position
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Most common cause of acute appendicitis in adults
Fecaliths
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Most common aerobic and anaerobic pathogens isolated in perforated appendicitis
E. Coli Bacteroides fragilis
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Murphy triad
Abdominal pain Fever Vomiting
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Increased abdominla pain on coughing
Dunphy's sign
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Pain at RLQ when palpatory pressure on LLQ is exerted
Rovsing sign
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Most common extrauterine surgical emergency in pregnant women
Appendicitis