3 Feb 24 Flashcards

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Autoimmune metaplastic atrophic gastritis mechanism

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Antibodies against parietal cells
(Causing atrophy and metaplasia of gastric corpus , hypochlorhydria , unchecked gastrin production)

Antibodies towards intrinsic factor
(B12 def)

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Female autoimmune history gastric features macrocytic anemia

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Think about AMAG
Autoimmune metaplastic atrophic gastritis.

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CF of autoimmune metaplastic atrophic gastritis

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Post prandial abd pain
Bloating
Nausea
Heartburn
Regurg
Elevated serum gastrin
Dec stomach acid 👉🏼reduced Fe bioav
Iron def anemia

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Complications of AMAG

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Inc risk for gastric adenocarcinoma
(Routine endoscopy needed)

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Cause of inc BUN and Cr in Upper GIT bleed

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Inc urea production from intestinal breakdown of Hb and inc urea reabsorption in proximal tubule due to associated hypovolemia.

Inc BUN/Cr ratio

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Criteria of transfusion in pts with UGIB

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Stable pts <7 Hb
Unstable Acute coronary pts <9 Hb
Active bleed pts with Hypovolemia give pack cells as Hb levels drop massively if crystalloid solutions are given

Whole blood is given for massive hemorrhage eg trauma.

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Angiodysplasia of colon CF

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🎱Episodic painless GI bleed
🎱Dilated submucosal veins and AV malformations
🎱Inc incidence after 60y
🎱Can occur anywhere in GIT mainly Rt colon
🎱Easily missed on colonoscopy

🎱Associated with advanced CKD and vWD
🎱Also common with Aortic stenosis due to acquired vW factor def (disruption of vWmultimers as they traverse the turbulent valve space induced by AS )

🎱Bleeding remits after valve replacement.

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Angiodysplasia ttt and dx

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Dx : endoscopy/colonoscopy

Ttt: No ttt req in A/S cases
Anemics or those with gross occult
Bleed are treated with endoscopy and cautery

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Benefit of octreotide in UGIB

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Somatostatin analogue (octreotide ) inhibits release if vasodilator hormones causing splanchnic vasoconstriction and decrease portal flow.

Alternate: terlipressin (vasopressin analogue)

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Criteria to transfuse blood in GIbleed pt

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Keep Hb >7 in stable pts
Hb>9 in pts with acute coronary dx

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Duodenal ulcer vs gastric ulcer

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DU pain worse on empty stomach and improves with food (due to alkaline fluid secretion in duodenum)

Gastric ulcer pain is worse after eating (increased acid secretion)

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Cause of duodenal ulcer

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Hpylori
NSAIDS

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Ttt of duodenal ulcer due to Hpylori

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🛖antisecretory therapy = PPI
🛖Amoxicillin plus clarithromycin

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Achalasis in an old patient with significant weight loss

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Pseudoachalasia
Due to cancer

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Primary achalasia vs pseudoachalasia

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Primary achalasia:

      Younger pt 20-50y
      Insiduous onset 
      Mild weight loss
      Endoscopy shows normal mucosa with dilated esophagus 
      Closed LES which is easily traversed by scope 

Psudoachalasia :

     Age >60
     Rapid onset <6mo
     Sig weight loss 
     Mucosal lesions on endoscopy
     LES is not traversed by a scope as it is obstructed by tumor.
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RF of pseudoachalasia

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🏀Tobacco use
🏀Presence of alarm features
🏀Wide mediastinum due to tumor mets (lymph nodes) or local tumor invasion.

Dx
Endoscopy

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Zenker diverticulum and pneumonia

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Regurgitation of undigested food or medications several hours after eating leads to aspiration and recurrent aspiration pneumonia

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Mallory weiss syndrome etiology and CF

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Etiology:

      Forceful retching 
      Mucosal tear 
      Submucosal venous or arterial plexus bleeding 

CF :

     Epigastric /back pain 
     Hematemesis (bright red or coffee ground ) 
     Possible hypovolemia
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DX and ttt of MW syndrome

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Dx : Upper GI endoscopy

Ttt: Acid suppression
Most heal spontaneously
For persistent bleed ttt with endoscopic electrocoagulation or local injection of epinenephrine

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Boerhaave syndrome etiology and CF

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Etiology :

       Forceful retching 
       Transmural tear 
       Spillage of esophageal air /fluid 

CF :

       Chest /back/ epigastric pain
       Crepitus , crunching sound (hamman sign) 
       Odynophagia , dyspnea,  fever , sepsis
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Workup for boerhaave and ttt

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Dx: CXRay (pnemothorax , pneumomediastinum, pleural effusion)
Esophagography or CT with water soluble contrast.

Ttt:

        Acid suppression , Antibiotics , NPO
        Emergency surgical consult
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MW tear RF

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Alcohol use disorder
Hiatal hernia

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Gastroschisis complication s

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FGR :
Nutrition loss across exposed bowel

Oligohydramnios :
Blood and nutrients are shunted away from kidneys to vital organs (brain) causing dec fetal urine production and hence oligo .

Polyhydramnios:

   Continuous exp of intestines to Amniotic fluid causes chronic inflammation and edema causing intestinal thickening and reduced bowel motility . And even bowel obstruction. Resulting in polyhydramnios.
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Pyloric stenosis initial management

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Babies who present with hypochloremic hypokalemic metabolic alkalosis due to prologed vomiting should have

IV rehydration and electrolyte replacement prior to pyloromyotomy to decrease risk of post operative apnea

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GERD in babies CF and Ttt
Physiologic GERD A/S Happy spitter Reassure Position therapy High freq low vol feeds Pathologic GERD Failure to thrive Sig irritability Sandifer syndrome ttt; Thick feed Antacid If severe esophageal ph probe monitoring and upper endoscopy
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Milk protein allergy CF and ttt
CF : Regurg/vomiting Eczema Bloody stools Ttt: Elimination of dairy and soy from diet
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Pyloric stenosis CF and ttt
Projectile non bilious vomiting Olive shaped abd mass Dehydration Weight loss Ttt: Abd USG Pyloromyotomy
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Remedies for GERD babies
Freq small vol feeds Hold infant upright 20-30 mins Place infant prone while awake Avoid inc abd pressure : Tight diaper Bringings knees to stomach Improves by 6mo and resolves in 1y
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DD for a child who cant advance his diet from puree to solid. HO eczema
Neurologic dx Anatomical abnormalities (stricture) Developmental (autism) Inflammatory. (Esophagitis)
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Esosinoplic esophagitis CF And ttt
Feeding dysfunction Preference for soft foods Dysphagia Poor weight gain Concomitant atopy (asthma , eczema) Dx : endoscopy with biopsy >15eosinophils /hpf Ttt: Dietary modification (avoid triggers) PPIs Topical(swallow) glucocorticoids Feeding therapy (severe cases with meal anxiety and food avoidance )
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EE vs celiac dx
Celiac dx has diarrhea/constipation and abd pain /distension Refusal to all foods is not typical
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Cause of volvulus in intestinal malrotation
Malrotation predisposes to midgut volvulus because arrest of normal gut rotation during fetal development results in narrow mesenteric base of intestine. This allows small bowel to twist freely around SMA
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Pyloric stenosis RF
👀Macrolide exposure 👀First born boy 👀Formula fed infants (slow gastric emptying which increased gastric burden causing pyloric muscle growth)
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Pyloric stenosis CF and exam
Age 3-5 w Post prandial projectile vomiting followed by hunger Hungry spitter Non bilious vomit Signs of dehydration( sunken fontanelle, dec skin turgor , delayed capillary refill) Weight loss ▶️Classic olive shaped mass may not be always palpable. ▶️Visible peristalsis ▶️Normal abd exam