Acing The GI Boards 1 Flashcards

1
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Long white ribbons found in the esophagus - diagnosis? Associated with?

A

Esophagitis dissecans Superficialis

Pemphigus vulgaris > oral bisposphonates, celiac

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2
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Esophageal parakeratosis – associated with?

A

Head and neck cancer

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3
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Patient presenting with high fever with temperature-pulse dissociation, myalgias, and acute hepatitis after lake exposure?

Eye finding?

Treatment?

A

Weil’s syndrome (leptospirosis)

Conjunctival suffusion

Doxycycline

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4
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Retching without vomiting, acute epigastric pain, and inability to pass an NG tube - Diagnosis? (triad name?)

Treatment?

A

Gastric volvulus In the setting of Paraesophageal hernia (Borchardt’s triad)

Surgery (not endoscopy)

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5
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Diarrhea + heart failure + neuropathy?

Possible Tip off?

A

Amyloidosis.

Hx of RA (linked to secondary amyloidosis)

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6
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Oral fleshly projection + Globus + dysphasia – diagnosis? Treatment?

A

Fibrovascular polyp

Endoscopic Resection if under 2 cm

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7
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Mesalamine + sharp retrosternal chest pain – diagnosis?

A

Pericarditis

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8
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Vasculopathy + anemia + colon nodules (bx needle-shaped clefts on mucosal biopsy) - diagnosis?

Other lab signs?

A

Cholesterol embolization to the G.I. tract

High ESR, high eosinophils

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9
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Hematemesis + subcutaneous air + left-sided effusion - Diagnosis?

A

Boerhaave’s

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10
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Dysphasia plus oblique filling defect in the upper third of the esophagus – diagnosis?

A

Dysphasia lusoria (subclavian vein)

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11
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Rapid weight loss + nausea/vomiting + abrupt cut off across the third part of the duodenum?

Mechanism?

A

SMA syndrome

Loss of the fat pad separating the SMA takeoff from the aorta and duodenum

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12
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AIDS + Fever + diarrhea + B12 deficiency?

Why B12 deficiency?

A

Cryptosporidiosis

Affects terminal ileum

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13
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Melkersson-Rosenthal syndrome?

A

Crohn’s disease with tongue swelling, and facial paralysis

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14
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Acanthosis nigracans is associated with what malignancy?

A

Hepatocellular carcinoma

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15
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Diarrhea + erythematous, scaling plaques on legs and face + TPN?

Can also be seen in these non-TPN patients

A

Zinc deficiency

CD, EtOH use

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16
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Sudden outbreak of seborrheic keratoses - Look for? Eponym?

A

Paraneoplastic Syndrome raising concerned for G.I. malignancy

Leser-Trélat

17
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Joint hypermobility + bowel trouble?

A

Ehlers-Danlos

18
Q

Woman with abdominal pain + rash and/or hair loss?

A

Lupus

19
Q

Diabetes + dermatitis + Weight loss?

Skin finding?

A

Glucagonoma

Necrolytic migratory erythema

20
Q

G.I. bleeding + Yellowish papules which coalesce into plaques

Describe skin lesions?

Eye Fluoroscopy shows? (treatment)

A

Pseudoxanthoma elasticum

“Plucked chicken skin”

Angioid streaks (VEGF inhibitors)

21
Q

Angioid streaks On ophthalmology exam - ddx?

A

Pseudoxanthoma elasticum
Paget’s 

22
Q

Sudden onset dysphagia/constipation in a smoker?

A

Paraneoplastic GI paralysis from lung cancer

23
Q

Most common manometric abnormality in patients with a non-reflux esophageal etiology for chest pain?

A

Nutcracker esophagus

24
Q

Difference between nutcracker esophagus and diffuse esophageal spasm?

A

Peristalsis versus no clear peristalsis

25
Q

Dysphasia + mega duodenum + pneumatosis intestinalis?

A

Systemic sclerosis

26
Q

Dysphasia and cervical arthritis

A

Cervical osteophyte

27
Q

Migratory thrombophlebitis is a paraneoplastic manifestations of?

A

Pancreas cancer

28
Q

G.I. symptoms + epilepsy + occipital calcifications

A

Celiac disease

29
Q

Early signs of zinc deficiency?

A

Hair loss

30
Q

Air under the diaphragm with vertical lines?

A

Chilaiditi’s syndrome (Pseudopneumoperitoneum)

31
Q

Gall bladder marked by villous hypertrophy and cholesterol deposits?

A

Cholesterolosis

32
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How to differentiate small bowel disease versus pancreatic insufficiency?

A

Sudan stain (Triglycerides) Will be positive in pancreatic insufficiency

33
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Young patient from the Middle East with dense lymphoplasmacytic infiltrate in the small intestine and heavy chain paraproteinemia 

A

Immunoproliferative small intestinal disease (subtype of MALT lymphoma

34
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Nodular regenerative hyperplasia – associated with this G.I. drug?

A

Azathioprine