Smarty Pance GI questions Flashcards

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Which tests are necessary to diagnose Celiac disease

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Anti- tTGA and IgA
Biopsy is defnitive, shows damage to villi, atrophic mucosa, loss of vili

Puretic, papulovesicular rash on extensor surfaces (Dermatitis herpatiformis) due to IgA deposits

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Food poisioning with an incubation times

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  • C. perforgens is 6-24 hrs, related to meat.
  • Staph aureus is 1-6 hours, and has vomitting associated with diarrhea
  • Salmonella and e. coli are >16 hrs
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The most common initial presenting symptom of primary biliary cirrhosis is

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Puritis- due to buildup of bile salts

Pruritus, Middle age Females, Autoimmune, IgM
+AMA

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Describe Primary Sclerosing Colangitis sx

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Most commonly associated with IBD
Male>Female
+pANCA

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PBC or PSC autoimmune

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PBC is +AMA and autoimmune
Also more common in women

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Long term management of esophageal varacies

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BBs

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Initial pharmacologic treatment of acute hepatic encephalopathy consists of

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Lactulose

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Dx of Acute mesenteric ischemia

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CT Angiography

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Which medication is considered the mainstay of therapy for mild to moderate inflammatory bowel disease?

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Sulfasalazine and other 5-aminosalicylic acid drugs (Mesalamine) are the treatment

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When is azithoprine used in IBD

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In severe refractory cases with treatment of sulfasalazine

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Describe Hersprung’s disease

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Lack of mesenteric plexus in the bowel wall
Leads to lack of GI motility
Bildup of stool
Cant pass stool in first 24-48 hours after birth

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Thiamine deficiency symptoms

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Ataxia, mental deficits, horizontal nystagmus, muscle weakness and atrophy, and cardiomegaly are all clinical findings in thiamine deficiency.

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Ataxia is suggestive of which deficiency

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Thiamine

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Cheilosis is suggestive of which deficiency

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Cheilosis, mucocutaneous lesions at the corners of the mouth, is the result of riboflavin deficiency.

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What is the greatest risk factor for pancreatic cancer

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Cigarette smoking

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dysarthria, resting Tremor, and distracted affect are consistant with which disorder

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Wilson’s disease
Also have Kaiser fletcher rings around eye

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The drug of choice in an adult for empirical treatment of an ill-appearing patient with infectious diarrhea who has recently returned from Mexico is

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Ciprofloxacin
Covers infectious travelers diarrhea

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Which of the following is consistent with acute cholangitis?

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Fever, Jaundice, biliary colic (abdominal pain)

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Hemorrhagic pancreatitis sign

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Bilateral flank bruising

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Cullen and grey turner sign

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Pancreatic hemorrhage

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Which of the following is an indication for vaccination against hepatitis A?

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NOT: Healthcare workers

Hepatitis A vaccine is recommended for:
illicit drug users
anyone living or traveling to endemic areas
sewage workers
food handlers
homosexual and bisexual men
animal handlers
patients with a history of chronic liver disease or a clotting factor disease
children and workers in day care settings and institutions.

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Which of the following can be a very serious consequence of using antidiarrheals in a patient with inflammatory bowel disease?

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Toxic Megacolon

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Gallstones usually result in biliary symptoms by causing inflammation or obstruction following migration into which structures

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Common bile duct
Cystic Duct

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Regurgitation and projectile vomitting, hungry all the time, and no diarrhea is consistant with what in children

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Pyloric Stenosis

Olive-sized mass in the right upper abdomen

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Staph Aureus has what symptoms with food poisioning
Abdominal cramps, nausea, vomiting, and watery diarrhea typically last 1-2 days with staphylococcal food poisoning.
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Severe pain on defectation and severe pain on exam is what
Anal fissure
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Diffuse ulcerations and bleeding
Ulcerative colitis
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Intermittent longitudinal mucosal ulcers and fissures
Crohn's Disease
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If someone continues to have heartburn symptoms, what is the second line treatment after trying lifestyle changes
Famotidine (Pepsid)
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Which of the following is the laboratory test that marks recovery from Hepatitis B infection and non-infectivity?
Hep B Surface Antibody Anti-HBs Surface antibody says recovery from infection Hep B surface anti GEN HBsAG= active infection
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Palpable nontemder gallbladder
Corvasies sign- Pancreatic Cancer Also Jaundice and epigrastric pain
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NSAID induced ulcer disease prevention
misoprostol (Cytotec)
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misoprostol (Cytotec)
NSAID induced ulcer disease prevention
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metoclopramide (Reglan)
Treat N and V
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Treat Nausea and Vomitting
metoclopramide (Reglan)
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sulfasalazine (Azulfidine)
Treat IBD
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diphenoxylate (Lomotil)
Treat Diarrhea
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The initial manifestation of acute pancreatitis is often
Epigastric pain The typical findings in acute pancreatitis include nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain. Epigastric pain, generally abrupt in onset, is steady and severe.
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TIPS Procedure Risk
Increased risk of encephalopathy Liver no longer acts as a filter, so toxins can buildup
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Chemo induced N/V treatment
Zofran- Odensatron
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Motion sickness induced N/V Treatment
Scopolamine and meclizine are effective against motion sickness
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Weight loss and greesy stools, diarrhea, should be tested for what?
anti-endomysial antibodies-- celiac diseas
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Currant Jelly stool
Intusseption
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AEA positive
Celiac disease
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Treatment that is mainstay of acute pancreatitis
IV Fluid rehydration
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ASCA
Crohn's specific marker
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Where do you get Ischemic colitis
Areas around flectures, where there is watershed between mesenteric arteries
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Crohn's vs UC markers
Crohns: More severe- Skips areas, affects entire GI tract- +ASCA UC: Not as severe- Affect rectum, continuous- doesn't skip areas- +ANCA
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Dentate line
Line in anus- from columnar to squamous cell
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Loperamide
Anti Diarrheal
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Lactulose
Osmotic laxitive
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Does diverticulitis increase risk of colon cancer
No Increases risk of abscess, fistula, colonic stricture
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Barium Enema changes for Diverticulitis
Segmental Spasm and muscular thickening with a narrowed lumen Diverticulitis presents commonly as left lower quadrant pain, tenderness, palpable mass, and abdominal distention.
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Where does Diverticulitis mainly occur
Sigmoid (Descending colon)
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acute colonic diverticulitis Treatment
Outpatient treatment without antibiotics
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Hepatic Encephalopathy and protein, "exam answer"
- Restrict protein intake until they are better, and then increase protein - If they are better, maintain high protein level