10/20/2018 Flashcards

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TIPS shunt stenosis / thrombosis rates in the first year

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50%

Tx by balloon dilation of shunt or place a second shunt

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What keep Ductus Arteriosus open after birth?

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Prostaglandins (PGE1)

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3
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Gold standard imaging for Choledochal cysts

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MRCP

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Type 1 Choledochal cyst and treatment?

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MOST common choledochal cyst.
fusiform dilation of whole CBD
Tx: resection and hepaticojejunostomy

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Type 2 Choledochal cyst and treatment?

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true diverticulum

Tx: resection and primary repair, possible hepaticojejunostomy

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Type 3 Choledochal cyst and treatment?

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cyst in distal CBD (normal duodenal mucosa)

Tx: local resection or marsupialization

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Type 4 Choledochal cyst and treatment?

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multiple cysts intra and extra hepatic

Tx: resection, possible lobectomy, possible Txp

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Type 5 Choledochal cyst and treatment?

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Caroli’s disease, intrahepatic cysts and hepatic fibrosis (maybe assoc. with medullary sponge kidney)
Tx: resection, possible lobectomy, possible Txp

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H. Pylori binds what cells in the stomach?

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Can only bind cells that have undergone metaplasia

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Greatest risk factor for developing gastric adenocarcinoma?

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H. Pylori

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Treatment for H. Pylori?

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PPI (blocks H+/K+ ATPase pump) and BAM/BAT
Bismuth salts, Amoxicillin, Metronidazole/Tetracycline
Follow-up breath test

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Tx for low grade gastric MALT lymphomas?

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Antibiotics, treat the H. Pylori

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Tx for high grade gastric MALT lymphomas?

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Chemo and radiation

only surgery if perforation or uncontrolled bleeding

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14
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Gardner’s Syndrome

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Colon cancers

GI polyposis, osteomas, epidermal cysts

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15
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Sebaceous cyst pathophysiology? Filled with?

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implantation of epidermal components into the dermis.

They are filled with keratin.

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16
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Preferred grafts for CABG?

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Internal thoracic artery preferred over other grafts.
Left ITA - LAD (left to left)
Right ITA - RCA, PDA, or branches of LCA

17
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copper deficiency Sx’s?

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Pancytopenia, skin pigmentation changes, arrhythmia

18
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Selenium deficiency sx’s?

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cardiomyopathy, weakness, growth retardation

19
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Chromium deficiency sx’s?

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hyperglycemia, confusion, neuropathy

20
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Niacin deficiency sx’s?

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Pellagra - 3D’s - Dementia, diarrhea, dermatitis

21
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Which pancreatic enzymes are secreted in their active form? (list 3)

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Amylase, ribonuclease, lipase

lipase technically active by still needs Co-lipase to function properly

22
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Seminoma characteristics and Tx?

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MC testicular tumor. NO AFP elevation.
Tx: All get orchiectomy and XRT. Chemo if mets.
(VERY sensitive to radiation)

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Non-seminomatous characteristics and Tx?

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(Embryonal, teratoma, choriocarcinoma, yolk sac)
Yes to AFP elevation.
Tx: All get orchiectomy and retroperitoneal dissection. Stage 2 or more get chemo.

(Teratomas more likely to metastasize and not respond to chemo)

24
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Vinyl chloride is a risk factor for what?

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Angiosarcoma

25
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Inhibin is a tumor marker for what cancers?

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Epithelial stromal tumors such as:
sex cord stromal tumors - Granulosa cell and Sertoli-Leydig cell
mucinous and endometrial cancers

26
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What is the most potent stimulator of pancreatic enzyme secretion?

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CCK

27
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What is the most potent stimulator of bicarb secretion from pancreas?

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Secretin

28
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What is the most potent stimulator of bile secretion?

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Secretin

29
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Most common location of small bowel lymphomas?

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ileum

due to higher amount of lymphoid tissue here versus other parts of small bowel

30
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Symptoms of Beri-Beri

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(Thiamine deficiency)

anion gap metabolic acidosis, AMS, hyperbilirubinemia, diabetes insipidus, and thrombocytopenia