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Approach To Patient With Lower GI Problems - Dr. McGowen Flashcards

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4 common conditions causing hemarochezia

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  1. Diverticulosis bleed
  2. IBD
  3. Ischemic colitis
  4. Inteussusception
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hemarochezia and under 50yo

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  1. Infectious colitis
  2. IBD
  3. Anorectal disease (hemorrhoids, anal fissures)
  4. Meckel Diverticulum
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hemarochezia and over 50yo

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  1. Malignancy
  2. Diverticulosis
  3. Arterial problem (AVM, Angiodysplasia, Angioectasia)
  4. Ischemic Colitis
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LGIB DX and TX

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  1. colonscopy, massive do EGD

2. NPO (nothing by mouth), IV , stabilize

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how many hematochezias are from UGIB

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10%

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Diverticulosis

prevalence and where

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most common cause of LGIB

most common in sigmoid colon

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Diverticulosis

sx

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90% are asymptomatic and only see accidentally in colonoscopy, LGIB, PAINLESS**,

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Diverticulosis DX and TX

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  1. colonoscopy if stable, labs until then

2. high fiber diet to prevent constipation (if asymptomatic), NPO and IV or surgery if symptomatic

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IBD (UC, CD) risks

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  1. ABs in 1st year of life
  2. genetics and environment
  3. breastfeeding protects against it
  4. appendectomy before 20yo can protect against UC
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IBD (UC, CD) DX

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1. serum ANCA = UC
serum ASCA : CD
2. fecal lactoferrin, calpretectin 
3. String sign : (narrowing from inflammation) CD
4. Lead pipe colon : X haustra in UC
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IBD (UC, CD) risks TX

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NPO, surgery, screening for colonoscopy cancer as prevention

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CD looks like what

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= acute ileitis (appendicitis)

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CD SX

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D, Fatigue, Malaise, WL, smoking cigarettes is a huge risk

usually RLQ tenderness

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CD DX

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ASCA serum

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CD TX

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ABs, NGT if obstruction, drain abscesses, surgery only if needed

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UC SX

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Bloody D, fecal urgency (Tenesmus)

Lower abd cramping, relieved when pooping, usually LLQ pain

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UC Risk and associated with

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  1. recently stopped smoking (more incidents in non-smoking pts)
  2. Associations:
    = erythema nodosum
    = Pyoderma gangrenosum
    = Primary sclerosing cholangitis
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UC DX

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ANCA serum

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UC Tx

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surgery can be curative only not first thing ro so

blood transfusion if needed

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UC complications

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  1. Toxic Megacolon –> colonic perforation
  2. colon cancer
  3. Primary Sclerosing cholangitis —-> Cholangiocarcinoma
  4. DVT
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extraGI SX of UC

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  1. Gallstones

2. Nephrolithiasis

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extraGI SX of CD

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  1. Pyroderma Gangrenosum
  2. Toxic megacolon
  3. Ankylosing spondylitis
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Ischemic Colitis where and SX

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  1. Watershed areas : splenic flexures and distal SC

2. Cramping LLQ/LUQ, Bloody D, atherosclerosis, estrogen therapy can cause it

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Ischemic Colitis DX

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  1. Xray = thumb- printing image in colon,

2. Sigmoidoscopy = shows submucosal hemorrhage, friability : risk for perforation= free air under diaphragm

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Intussusception risks

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  1. polyp or mass or Meckels in adults

2. infants common

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Intussusception SX

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  1. Lower ABD pain

2. V, Bloody jelly like stool (currant jelly)

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Intussusception Physical exam

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Dance sign : emptiness feeling when palpating RLQ

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Intussusception DX and Tx

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  1. CT abd + US abd = telescoping bowel (Bulls eye)

2. NPO, IV fluids, surgery

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Hemorrhoids how does it happen

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hydrostatic P increased in hemorrhoidal venous pleux

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Hemorrhoids SX

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Bright Red Blood per rectum (BRBPR) (drops on tissue or in toilet)

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Hemorrhoids DX

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DRE, colonoscopy to rule out other cancer or diseases

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Hemorrhoids TX

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  1. bulk laxatives + stool softerners, sitz baths, witch hazel compresses,
  2. severe bleeding : rubberband ligation, sclerotherapy injection, surgery
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Hemorrhoids complications

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Thrombosed external Hemorrhoids : very painful acute pain, tense blue nodule (pain goes away in 2-3 days) ,sitz baths and analgesics

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Anal fissures what is it

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ulcer less then 5mm in anal skin, usually from pooping, (constipation or straining)

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Anal fissures SX

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sever, tearing pain followed by throbbing pain

can have hematochezia or drops on toilet paper

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Anal fissures DX

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DRE can be too painful
inspection by spreading cheeks
colonscopy to rule out other things

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Anal fissures TX

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fiber supplements, sitz baths, ointments to relax anal canal

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Anal Cancer happens how

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HPV, chronic hemorrhoids, irritations, perianal fissures, LI cancer

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Anal Cancer SX

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analrectal pain, bleeding, othcing, perianal mass, BM changes, DRE mass
= usually SCC or can by adenocarcinoma, melanoma)

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Anal Cancer DX

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Pap anal test, anoscopy, US, DRE

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Anal Cancer TX

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HPV vaccine

chema radiation , surgery,

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Perianal Pruritus (pruritus ani) happens how

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  1. Poor anal hyagine (fissular, hemorrhoids, skin tags)

2. pinworms, staph, strep, STIs, dermititis, soaps that irritate

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Perianal Pruritus (pruritus ani) SX and DX

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perianal itching, and discomfort

DRE and inspection, tape teszt for pinworm, biposy

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Occult GI bleed is what and usually from

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  1. bleeding not seen by pt or physician
    - premenopausal Fm IDA
    - pt with IDA over 45yo think colon cancer
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Occult GI bleed DX

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  1. test for Celiac D if IDA, (IgA anti-Ttg)
    • FOBT (fecal occult Blood test)
    • FIT (fecal immunochemical test)
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FOBT

false + and false -

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Guaiac-based test :

  1. can be + if you eat red meats, Fe+3, asprin, UGIB
  2. can be - if VITC ingesting, intermittent bleeding
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FOBT

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Heme and Hb detection, sensitive

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FIT

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for Hb, most sensitive for colorectal cancer and advanced adenomas (detects human globin)

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Fecal DNA tests

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stool hb, to look at DNA for mutated tumor cells

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Colon Cancer : colorectal cancer, adenocarcinoma

who and how

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  1. greater then 45yo think about it
    2, from polyps
  2. high risk in Strep bovis bacteremia (also called strep gallolyticus)
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Colon Cancer : colorectal cancer, adenocarcinoma SX

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  1. Leser Trelat sign (seb K)

2. bloody stool

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Colon Cancer : colorectal cancer, adenocarcinoma RIGTH SIDE SX

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  1. usually late dx
  2. anemia,
  3. WL, blood in stool
  4. perforations, fistulas, volvulus, inguinal hernia
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Colon Cancer : colorectal cancer, adenocarcinoma LEFT SIDE SX

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  1. rectal bleeding
  2. C, D, narrowing
  3. abd pain, back pain
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Colon Cancer : colorectal cancer, adenocarcinoma DX

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  1. colonoscopy

2. Barium enema (apple core sign*)

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Arteriovenous malformations (AVM), Angioectasia happens how and SX

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  1. occult GIB, painless bleeding
  2. usually over 70yo
  3. common in CRF or Aortic stenosis
  4. IDA can happen with no clear cause
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Arteriovenous malformations (AVM), Angioectasia you know it pt shows up and has

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  1. over 60yo
  2. normal EGD, not WL, ABD pain, neoplasms)
  3. occult bleeding
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Unintentional WL is defined as and questions to ask

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  1. 5% -10% WL in 6mos

2. difficulty eating?, dysgeusia (distorted sense of taste), dysphagia, Anorexia, N, change in BM

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Unintentional WL tests and causes

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  1. poor dentition, oral thrush
  2. DRE, prostate and GI issues
  3. Pelvic exam on females
  4. stool occult blood test
  5. depression
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ABD Aortic Aneurism (AAA) risk and SX

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  1. atherosclerosis, males, FH, HTN, smoking, age

2. asymptomatic usually, non-tender mass felt, abd pulsations, (pain in lower back, chest, scrotum)

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AAA that is painful means

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about to rupture and Medical Emergency

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ABD Aortic Aneurism (AAA) DX

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Abd US dx and screening

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ABD Aortic Aneurism (AAA) prevention

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  1. US for male over 65yo who have smoked or FH
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ABD Aortic Aneurism (AAA) TX

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  1. yearly US for pt asymptomatic AAA

2. >5cm diameter AAA in risk of rupture, surgery

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ABD Aortic Aneurism (AAA) complications

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  1. rupture is life threatening (Acute pain, HTN)
  2. AAA leakage, no pain
  3. Aortic dissection : creates a false lumen (CT needed to see) –> usually on right lateral wall
  4. atypical “tearing” CP, widened mediastinum, EM
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Appendicitis happens how

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obstruction of Appendix by fecalith, inflammation, foreign body, neoplasm

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Appendicitis SX

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vague colicky periumbilical or epigastric pain —-> RLQ pain
= gets worse when coughing of walking

67
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Appendicitis TX

A

surgery

AB : gram - and anaerobics

68
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Appendicitis unusual pains

A 
RUQ pain (retrocecal appendix)
right subcostal /RLQ /periumbilical pain in pregnant due to uterus displacing the appendix
69
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Ectopic pregnancy risks

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  1. PID, ruptured appendix, tubal surgery

2. most common death in 1st trimester of mother

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Ectopic pregnancy SX

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severe LQ pain (right or left)
= 6-8 weeks ofter first period, sudden onset stabbing pain, not radiate,
= blood can accumulate in peritoneum
= orthostatic hypotension, fever

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Ectopic pregnancy DX

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  1. Pregnancy test : serum beta-hCG does not double every 48hrs **
  2. US X intrauterine pregnancy (transvaginal US) with elevated serum B-hCG**
72
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Ectopic pregnancy TX / DX

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surgery, pharmacological, shocks, in 10% often after pelvic examination

73
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Ovarian Torsion happens how

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ovarian enlargement (cysts or masses) = ovary twists crating a fulcrum 
= 70% on right side* (longer utero-ovarian lig)
74
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Ovarian Torsion SX

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  1. sudden severe unilateral L abd pain (can happen after exertion), N, V, fever
  2. gaurding, lower abd tenderness
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Ovarian Torsion DX

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Transvaginal US + Doppler

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Ovarian Torsion TX

A

Surgical EM

77
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Acute Colonic Pseudo-obstruction
other name
what is it

A
  1. Ogilvie syndrome

2. spontaneous dilation of cecum or right colon (usually in ICU)

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Acute Colonic Pseudo-obstruction SX

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absennt BM, abd distension

79
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Acute Colonic Pseudo-obstruction DX

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Xray, CT : dilation *

over 10cm-12cm = colon perforation

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Acute Colonic Pseudo-obstruction TX

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  1. radiographs every 12hrs for size of dilation
  2. recal tube placed
  3. stop all anti-diarrhea drugs
  4. colonoscopic decompression, surgery
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Meckel’s Diverticulitis is what

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remnant of Vitelline duct from ileum

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Meckel’s Diverticulitis looks like what and SX

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  1. acute appendicitis

2. RLQ pain, N,V, rectal bleeding, reboud/guarding

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Meckel’s Diverticulitis DX

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  1. Angiography : see vitelline artery*
  2. Meckel’s scan : technetium-99m scan**
  3. rule of 2** (2ft from ileocecal valve, 2& pop, 2in long, 2 types tissue (gastric or pancreatic)
84
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Meckel’s Diverticulitis TX

A

surgery

PPIs

85
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Meckel’s Diverticulitis complications

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  1. intestinal obstruction (intussusception / volvulus) /SBO,
  2. perforation
  3. diverticular inflammation
86
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Diverticulitis vs diverticulosis

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Diverticulitis = no bleeding or hemorrhage usually

87
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Diverticulitis is what

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inflammation of div, microperforation –> macroperforation, abscess

88
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Diverticulitis SX

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  1. acute LLQ pain, fever, N, V, C, loose stools (only liquids can pass due to narrowing)
89
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Diverticulitis DX

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= WBC
= CT + Contrast
= DONT DO : EGD, colonoscopy, sigmoidoscopy, barium enema —- > can cause perforation

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Diverticulitis TX

A

IV, NPO, ABs, after recovery do colonoscopy or barium enema

surgery

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Acute mesenteric ischemia (AMI) is what

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inadequate BF in mesenteric vessels –> ischemia and gangrene of bowel wall (SMA)

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Acute mesenteric ischemia (AMI) SX

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Periumbillical pain more then tanderness= gut attack*, red current jelly stools

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Acute mesenteric ischemia (AMI) DX

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  1. thumbprinting (submucsal edema)

2. CT angiography + contrast **

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Acute mesenteric ischemia (AMI) TX

A

surgery

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Chronic mesenteric ischemia (CMI)

is what

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= atherosclerosis for long time (celiac A, SMA, IMA) = reduction of BF in GI

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Chronic mesenteric ischemia (CMI) SX

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  1. And angina : dull cramping, periumbilical pain, 15-30min (up to 60min) after meals lasting several hours,
  2. WL, D sometimes
97
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Chronic mesenteric ischemia (CMI) DX

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  1. CT angiography abd and pelvis + IV contrast ** see vasculature
  2. Mesenteric arteriography*
98
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Chronic mesenteric ischemia (CMI) TX

A

bypass graft surgery

99
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Acute SBO usually happens how and SX

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  1. adhesions*, many surgeries, Crohns disease, diverticulitis
  2. N/V when eating + NO BM**
  3. high pitched tinkling BS**
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Acute SBO DX

A

Plain ABD radiography (KBU Xray, abd series Xray) ** or CT= dilated loops of SB, air fluid levels

101
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Acute SBO TX

A 
Nasogastric tube (NGT)**** to suction 
surgery if that doesnt help
102
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Toxic Megacolon is what happens how

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  1. IBD (UC) complication

2. C. Diff

103
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Toxic Megacolon SX

A
  1. tachy, fever, Hypotension, adb pain distension

2. PMH of C.diff or IBD

104
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Toxic Megacolon DX

A

WBCs
CT + contrast *
ABD Xray**
= no invasive risk of perforation *

105
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Toxic Megacolon TX + complications

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  1. IVF, ABs, decompression of colon

2. perforation + death

106
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Volvulus happen how and where

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  1. twisting of LI/SI –> LBO –> infarction
  2. sigmoid in preg or elderly constipation = most common
  3. cecum : young adults
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Volvulus SX

A

bloating, preg, severe abd pain, SBO sxs

108
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Volvulus DX

A

Bent Coffee bean sign on Xray **

Birds Bea sing : barium enema

109
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Diarrhea is defined as what and length

A

3 or more loose watery stools / day

  • acute : less then 2 weeks
  • subacute : 15days - 4 weeks
  • chronic : 4 weeks
110
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Diarrhea blood works

A

WBC : infection
Lose Bicarbonate + Potassium (hypokalemia)
Dehydration

111
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AB Associate Diarrhea how does it usually happen and SX

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  1. adverse effect, not from C.Diff usually, can be ab associated colitis
  2. non-inflammatory, watery
112
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Chronic Diarrhea most common causes

A
  1. medications
  2. IBS
  3. Lactose intolarant
113
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Chronic Diarrhea 2 types

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  1. Secretory : normal stool osmotic gap, no change when fasting (high watery D)
  2. Osmotic : increase stool osmotic gap, better when fasting
114
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Pathogens causing Chronic Diarrhea

A
  1. Giardia, E. Histolytica, Cryptosporidium = protozoans
  2. Strongyloidiasis Stercoralis = intestinal nematodes
  3. C. Diff, Mycobacterium avium complex = bacteria
  4. CMV, HIV = virus
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4 things you measure in IBD

A
  1. C-reactive P
  2. leukocytes
  3. Calprotectin
  4. Lactoferrin
116
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2 osmotic D

A
  1. lactose

2. IBS

117
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IBS is what and happens how

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Visceral Hyperalgesia to mechanoreceptors stimuli
1. altered colon and SI motility at res, to stress, and drugs
2. lower pain threshold
= can happen after gastroenteritis

118
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IBS SX

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  1. C, D = alternating
  2. abd pain (lower)
  3. no pathology detected
    - onset 30yo, more if F
    - decrease pain with BM
119
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IBS DX

A
  1. ROME IV Clinical Dx Criteria *
  2. exclude other diseases
  3. may have psychological problems also (OCD, depression hysteria)
120
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IBS TX

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  • Low FODMAP diet (avoid fat, fermented carbs, alcohol

- tx psychologic problem is present also

121
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ALARM SX of chronic osmotic D

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  1. acute onset, older then 40yo
  2. Nocturnal D
  3. severe D/C
  4. Hematochezia /FOBT + —-> (no blood in IBS only IBD)
  5. WL, F, FH of cancer, IBD
122
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Lactase Deficiency happens how

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  1. lactase enzyme not function or present to make glucose and galactose
  2. proximal SI mucosa LD is secondary LD
123
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Lactase Deficiency (secondary diseases)

A
  1. CD, Celiac Disease, Viral gasteroenteritis
124
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Lactase Deficiency DX

A

no dairy diets improves sx

hydrogen breath test**

125
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C. Diff infection from AB associated Colitis
happen how
what type of bacteria
what ABS

A
  1. Anaerobic gram +, spore forming bacillus making Cytotoxin A + B (fecal oral TR)
  2. elderly, hosp, many ABs, PPI, IBD
  3. ampicillin, Clindamycin, 3rd gen cephalosporins, Fluoroquinolones
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C. Diff infection from AB associated Colitis SX

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  1. mild to moderate greenish, foul smelling WATERY D (5-15 times per day)
  2. only bloody if IBD pt (UC)
  3. lower ABD cramping
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C. Diff infection from AB associated Colitis DX

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  1. stool for C. Diff Toxins PCR
  2. WBC : > 15,000mcL
  3. Flexible sigmoidoscopy + biopsy : pseudomembranous colitis : yellow adherent plaques (epithelial ulceration volcanic exudate of fibrin and N)
128
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C. Diff infection from AB associated Colitis TX

A
  1. monitor for complications
  2. wash hands with SOAP and WATER (not germX)
  3. stop ABs
129
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C. Diff infection from AB associated Colitis complications

A

Toxic megacolon (hemodynamic instability —-> perforation —-> death (surgery eeded)

130
Q

Malabsorption syndromes SX

A
  1. D WITH WL
  2. osmotic D
  3. Steatorrhea
  4. Nutritional Deficiency
131
Q

Malabsorption syndromes where and who

A
  1. damage to proximal SI with malabsorption

2. HLA DQ2 DQ8, AB to tTG of gluten

132
Q

Malabsorption syndromes SX

A
  1. Dermatitis herpetiformis

2. D, IDA, ABD dist, pain

133
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Malabsorption syndromes DX

A
  1. IgA to tTG (goes away after not eating gluten for 3-12 months)
  2. EGD biopsy : atrophy or scalloping of duodenal folds, loss of intestinal villi
134
Q

Exocrine Pancreatic insufficiency happens from and SX

A
  1. Chronic pancreatitis, CF

2. steatorrhea**, (cant absorb TAGs)

135
Q

Exocrine Pancreatic insufficiency DX

A

Sudan stain : stain for fat
sweat chloride test
abd plain film xray

136
Q

Bile salt malabsorption where and how

A
  1. X bile salts becuz they cant be reabsorbed in terminal ileum **
  2. usually after resecting this part from CD
137
Q

Bile salt malabsorption SX

A
  1. mild steatorrhea
  2. X vit A, D, E, K absorption
  3. bleeding, osteoporosis, hypocalcemia
  4. SECRATORY WATERY D
138
Q

Bile salt malabsorption TX

A

cholestyremine (bile acid resin)

139
Q

Whipple Disease happens how and is what

A
  1. multi-system disease (TROPHERYMA WHIPPLEI)**

2. infection from gram + bacillus (not fast acid)

140
Q

Whipple Disease SX

A
  1. WL
  2. Malabsorption (hypoalbuminemia) = peripheral edema
  3. Chronic D
141
Q

Whipple Disease DX

A
  1. PAS = periodic acid schiff : + M and bacillus
142
Q

Whipple Disease TX + prognosis

A
  1. antibiotic therapy, 1 yr

2. fatal if not Tx

143
Q

pseudo-diarrhea

A
  1. IBS

2. proctits

144
Q

Constipation complications

A
  1. fecal impaction, stercoral ulcers
145
Q

Fecal impaction is what

A
  1. impaction of recal vault can obstruct of fecal flow

2. can be caused from constipation

146
Q

Fecal impaction SX

A
  1. N/V
  2. decreased appetite
  3. abd distention
  4. Paradoxical D : OVERFLOW incontinence (leaks around the impaction)**
  5. Firm feces palpable on DRE
147
Q

Fecal impaction TX

A

enemas, soft stools maintanance, and regular BM

148
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Fecal impaction complications

A

melanosis coli (benign hyperpigmentation of the colon)

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