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1
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primary lesion of SCC from HPV is…

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tonsillar crypts, base of the tongue, posterior oropharynx

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p16, SCC LN in the neck is caused by

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HPV,

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3
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oncogenic viruses

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EBV
HIV
HPV
Hep B + Hep C

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4
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viruses that can cause mono, with grey white exudeate, pharyngitis, tonsillitis

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EBV

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5
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histo changes with EBV-mono

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atypical lymphocytes

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6
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what are the infections of the oral cavity

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mucormucosis (necrotic ulcer in mouth, move up to eye/brain)

diptheria= tough grey white membrane

candida

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7
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histo of pyogenic granuloma

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organizing granulation tissue

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8
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histo of traumatic/irritative fibroma

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submucosal fibrous deposition

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9
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associates with aphthous ulcers

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reactive

can be increased in certain families, celiac, IBD, behcet

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10
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air fluid levels in the GI system is associated with

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SBO

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11
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papillary cystadenoma lymphomatosum

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warthin tumor

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12
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causes and trx of primary peritonitis

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ascities, cirrhosis, E Coli

3rd gen cephalospoin, pipercillin, thizobactum

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13
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causes and trx of secondary peritonitis

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bacteria from a viscus

abx and surgery

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14
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what infection can be from a swimming pool

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cryptosporidium

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15
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what infection is associated with guillan barre

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campylobacter

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16
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what infection increases risk of strongyloides infection

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HTLV risk factor

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17
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emergent complication of C Dif

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toxic megacolon –> perforation

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18
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sx of diverticulitis

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LLQ + constipation + liquid stools

fever
leukocytosis

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19
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what is boas sign

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GB, pain on R shoulder and scap

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20
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what pathologies can you use ablation for

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barrett’s esophagus and PUD

adenocarcinoma (w EGD)

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21
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who do you screen for Hep C

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anyone between 1945-1965 at least once

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22
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what things can you see with a barium swallow

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webs, strictures, diffuse spasm, zenkers, achalasia

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23
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what pathologies will you use an urgent EGD

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varices, PUD

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24
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a ______ state, as seen in ____ ds, can lead to clotting seen in Budd Chiari syndrome. initial trx is ____, and when you eventually do a liver biopsy you will see ___

A

hypercoagulable
crohn
CE US
nutmeg liver

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25
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infant with intestinal obstruction and down syndrome

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hirschsprung

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26
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between 3rd to 5th week of life in a male, regurge, projectile vomiting, frequent demands for refeeding

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pyloric stenosis

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27
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what is an omphalocele

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congenital incomplete formation of the diaphragm allows the abdominal viscera to herniate into the thoracic activity

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28
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diverticulitis trx

A

NPO (–> progress to liquid diet) , start abx

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29
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what things you can treat with esophageal ablation

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barrett’s esophagus, PUD

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30
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trx if there is pnueumomediastinum

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air in the mediastinum

emergent surgery

UNLESS THEY JUST HAD A LAPROSCOPY, WE DID THAT TO THEM

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31
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trx for acute pancreatitis

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aggressive IV hydration

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32
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trx for ascending cholangitis

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urgent ERCP

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33
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what kind of anemia do you have with vit B12 def

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hypoblastic (NOT iron defiecient)

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34
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lost Hgb and low Hct

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iron deficient anemia

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35
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what is the trx for SBO

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NG tube to suction

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36
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infection associated with ‘trip to mexico’

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travelers diarrhea, ETEC

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37
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HFE mutation is associated with what infection

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yersinia bc of iron overload

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38
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perforation of what will cause a hemoperitonium

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liver and spleen

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39
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xray for hemo vs pneumo peritonium

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pnuemo: upright, black on top
hemo: lat decubitus = black on bottom

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40
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obstructing distal mass in barrett’s is caused from

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stress related change in phenotype of squamous epithelium

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41
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increased risk of what with polyp>10 mm in GB

A

GB CA

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42
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what is CA 19-9 used to look for

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pancreatic CA

or cholangiocarcinoma

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43
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what leads to cholangiocarcinoma and how does the latter present

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primary sclerosing cholangitis

itching, jaundice, RUQ, beads on a string, UC

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44
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clinical presentation of hepatocellular carcinoma

A

alpha fetoprotein

RUQ pain

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45
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painless jaundice = ___

can be associated with

A

pancreatic CA

new onset DM, alcoholism/cirrhosis, enlarged GB

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46
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high MCV levels is indicative of

normal range for MCV

A

macrocytic anemia (B12 deficiency)

80-96

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47
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subcutaneous emphysema suggests what

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Boerhave + iatrogenic esophageal perforation

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48
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bamboo spine, lead pipe sign presents in

A

ulcerative colitis

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49
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creeping fat and string sign on xray

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crohn ds

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50
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calprotectin presents in

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crohn ds

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51
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+ grey turner sign points towards

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acute pancreatitis

retroperitoneal bleed

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52
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‘sigmoid dilation of the esophagus’

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achalasia

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53
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ankylosing spondylitis is associated with?

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IBD

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54
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papilovesicular rash is associated with what entity

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celiac

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55
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microbio and sx of whipple ds

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G+, we PAS + Mø

joint pain, heart murmur, chronic diarrhea

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56
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crohn can lead to what systemic condition

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decreased Vit K, –> decreased coag

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57
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what lab values will present with chronic pancreatitis

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decreased fecal chemotrypsin, decreased fecal elastase

hypokalemia with chronic diarrhea

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58
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pencil thin stools, benign skin lesions showing up all of a sudden on back

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colon CA

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59
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link IBD to choleangiocarcinoma

A

ulcerative colitis –> pulmonary sclerosing cholangitis –> choleangiocarcinoma

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60
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clinical presentation of angioectasia

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painless bleeding, FOBT

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61
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sx presentation of eosinophilic esophagitis

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food impaction

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62
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what is asterixis and what is it used for

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hand flapping

liver failure

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63
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signet ring cells + virchows node + krukenburg

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gastric adenocarcinoma

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64
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xray presentation differences between emphysematous and porcelain gallbladder

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black air around the GB and liver = emphysematous gallbladder

white calcification of the GB = porcelain GB

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65
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what are adenomatous polyps associated with

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adenocarcinoma of the STOMACH

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66
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what hx can lead to fundic gland polyp

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PPI

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67
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trx for a variceal bleed

A

IV octeotide

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68
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80% of chronic pancreatitis patients develop

A

DM

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69
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risk factors for chronic pancreatitis

A

TIGER-O

toxic metabolite=  alc
idiopathic
genetic= i.e. CFTR
autoimmune= IgG4
obstructive= stricture, stone, tumor
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70
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previous abd surgery and now obstruction

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fibrous adhesion

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71
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really fat air filled colon on left, with super thin right colon

coffee bean sign,

A

sigmoid volvulus

72
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lactic acidosis in GI obstruction

A

ischemia with sigmoid volvulus

73
Q

what is the first episode of IgG4 mediacted acute pancreatitis called

A

sentinal acute pancreatic ecent

74
Q

IPEX syndrome

A

super severe abd enteropathy, presents with days old baby with severe diarrhea

,
defected CD4, FOXP3 mutation
X linked

75
Q

trx for PUD stomach ulcer

A

pantoprazole IV

76
Q

trx for cholangitis

A

emergent ERCP

77
Q

clinical presentation for acute pancreatitis

trx

A

epigastric pain with lipase 3x ULN

vigorous rehydration, IV NS @ 250 cc/hr

78
Q

what is the Ranson Criteria and what is it used for

A

acute pancreatitis

admission= age >55
WBC >16k
LDH>350
AST>250
glucose >200
@48 hours= hCt decreased by 10%
BUN >5
Ca <8
PO2 <60
base deficit > 4
fluid sequestration >6
79
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what is BISAP used for and what is it

A

acute pancreatitis

BUN >25
impaired mental status
SIRS (WBC, tachy, tachypnea)
Age>60
pleural effusion (check w auscultation)
80
Q

what is HAPS used for and what is it

A

acute pancreatitis- for when not a big deal

no abd tend, normal hematocrit, normal serum Creatinine

81
Q

E Coli can lead to what complications

A

HUS

scattered bruising, mucosal hemorrhage, LE edema, hypotension

82
Q

bloody diarrhea associated with recently quit smoking

A

ulcerative colitis

83
Q

migrating thrombophlebitis w pancreatic CA

A

Trousseau sign of malignancy

84
Q

what is the rome criterion for

A

IBS

>8= bad

85
Q

what are diagnostic tests for acute hepatitis

A

acetaminophen levels,

Rumack-Matthew

86
Q

most common location for crohn

A

ileocecal calves

87
Q

____ is always involved in ulcerative colitis

A

rectum

88
Q

biopsy finding with ulcerative colitis

A

crypt abscess

89
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broad based ulcer and pseudopolyp formation is what IBD

A

ulcerative colitis

90
Q

transmural inflammation is what IBD

A

crohn

91
Q

what is biliary dyskinesia

dx testing?

A

all normal tests but pain with eating + sx of GB

HIDA scan w CCK show low ejection fraction

92
Q

ASCA Ab associated with what

A

crohn ds

93
Q

risk factor for cholangiocarcinoma and bile duct CA

A

primary sclerosing cholangitis, ulcerative colitis

94
Q

lab associated with pancreatic insufficiency

A

trypsinogen

95
Q

labs to order for acute pancreatitis

A

fasting lipid panel

96
Q

labs to look for acute hepatitis

A

tylenol levels/acetominophen

increased AST/ALT

97
Q

with hepatic encephelopathy, coming in with confusion, what labs do you check

A

ammonia levels

98
Q

what is charcots triad

A

for ascending cholangitis

fever + jaundice + RUQ

99
Q

what is raynauds pentad

what do you do with it

A

for ascending cholangitis
= v sick, may die

charcots triad + confusion + hypotension

CT= fever + jaundice + RUQ

get blood cultures, bacteremia could happen so look out for it

100
Q

trx for ascending cholangitis

A

FIRST GET INR

then get an ERCP

101
Q

pancreatic pseudocyst is full of

when do you get one

A

necrotic material

chronic pancreatitis or trauma

102
Q

PanIN

A

precursor for pancreatic adenocarcinoma

103
Q

aflatoxin associated with

A

hepatocellular CA

104
Q

differentiate between labs for hepatobiliary vs cholestatic syndrome

A

hepatobiliary = increased AST/ALT

cholestatic syndrome= increased bilirubin, alkaline phosphate

105
Q

McBurney=

A

appendicitis

106
Q

rovsing sign=

A

appendicitis

push on L, get pain on R

107
Q

most common CA for the pancreas

A

adenocarcinoma = gland forming

108
Q

acholic stools and tea colored urine

A

gallblader stones (acute cholelithiasis–> acute cholecystitis)

109
Q

courvoisier sirn

A

no pain and jaundice

pancreatic CA

110
Q

hx associated with nonbenign gallstones

A

beriatric surgery + weight loss + RUQ pain

111
Q

imaging for choledocolithiasis

A 
emergent ERCP (dx+trx)
US (dilate common bile duct)
112
Q

labs for proximal vs distal gall stones

A

proximal = increased ALT/AST, alkaline phosphate, leukocytes

distal= increased ALT/AST, alkaline phosphate, pancreatitis, leukocytosis

113
Q

Murphy’s sign

A

acute cholecystitis in the cystic duct

114
Q

complications of acute cholecystitis

A

gangrene, perforation, DM, emphysematous GB

115
Q

GERD can lead to what kind of CA

A

esophageal adenocarcinoma

116
Q

complication of eosinophilic esophagitis

clinical presentations

A

esophageal perforation

=subQ emphysema and crepitus, Haman’s sign
corrogated rings in the esophagus–> trachealization (feline)

117
Q

what GB stones show with hemolytic anemia

A

pigment stones

118
Q

rokitansky-aschoff sinuses are associated with what

A

chronic pancreatitis

119
Q

what organisms can be seen with a urine Ag

A

strep pneumoniae

legionella pnuemonia

120
Q

colon CA screening?

A

colonoscopy

FOBT

121
Q

what pathology in the GI system can lead to RLL lung changes

A

gallstones

122
Q

top causes of esophageal varices

A

cirrhosis

shistosoma mansoni

123
Q

schatzki’s rings vs esophageal webs

A

a single ring going around the whole esophagus

vs webs are thin-diaphragm like membranes of squamous mucosa

124
Q

warthy starry silver stain

A

H. pylori

125
Q

prussian blue stain

A

iron

126
Q

chronic, erythema and nodularity in the antrum with numeral spiral organisms on the surface, and lymphoepithelial lesions

A

MALToma associated with

127
Q

in what setting do you see granulomatous gastritis

A

crohn ds

=erythema nodosum, clubbing, pericholangitis

128
Q

what etiology leads to signet ring cells, seen in what pathologies

A

CDH1 loss

whipple ds, adenocarcioma

129
Q

what skin lesions can be seen with celiac ds

A

dermatitis herpetiformis

130
Q

spindle/epithelial tumors

A

stromal tumors

131
Q

etiology of hirschsprung ds

A

aganglionic megacolon

132
Q

associations with necrotizing enterocolitis

A

premature babies, present upon feeding

=transmural necrosis

133
Q

anal squamous cell carcinoma is associated with what hx

A

maternal HPV

134
Q

high pitched bowel sounds

A

SBO

135
Q

air in the bowel, sudden onset, abd distension

most likely location of the etiology
complication

A

intestinal volvulus

sigmoid colon
infarction from twisting, vasc change bc mesentery is pulled

136
Q

intussusception + peri/intraoral mucocutaneous lesions + hamartomatous polyps + gelatinous stools

=dx and etiology

A

peutz jegher

STK11 gene mutation

137
Q

what can a DNA MMR be used in

A

lynch syndrome

138
Q

x APC is seen in what

A

adenocarcinoma
FAP
sporadic colon CA

139
Q

how can CAD/hx of aneurysm/embolism related to LUQ pain

A

–> blood vessel occlusion –> ischemic bowel ds most likely at the splenic flexure –> LUQ pain

140
Q

dx tests for a fungal cecal mass

A

(+) DRE hemooccult and anemia

141
Q

mucosal thickening on cecum, significant bleeding w biopsy

A

angiodysplasia

142
Q

presentation of IgA deficiency

related to what pathology in the GI system

A

anaphylactic rxns w blood transfusions
no skin rxns
IgA nephropathy

associated with celiac

143
Q

what neoplasms are associated with celiac ds

A

small intestine adenocarcinoma

T cell lymphoma

144
Q

volcano of pus in colon

A

c dif

145
Q

what is the clinical presentation of herpes simplex

A

more than one lesions both inside and outside of the mouth

start as a vesicle turn into an abscess

146
Q

hyperchromasia and more cytoplasm than nucleus in a cell, highly pleimorphic

= what kinds of changes

A

dysplastic

precancerous

147
Q

examples of neurofilaments

A 
cytokeratin
mucin
vimentin
desmin
p16
148
Q

differentiate between the location of HPV-associated and classic SCC

A

HPV associated= in tonsillar crypts, base of tongue, or oropharynx

classic= floor of the mouth, buccal and vestibule of tongue

149
Q

what CA metastasizes to virchow’s node

A

gastric CA

150
Q

microbio of agent that causes scarlett fever

A

group A beta hemolytic strep

151
Q

H pylori and smoking have a synergistic risk for

A

ulcers

152
Q

NSAIDS+methotrexate + h pylori

A

risk for ulcer

153
Q

uncontrolled DM is a risk factor for

A

candidiasis

gastroparesis

154
Q

what do you do next for GERD sx that DON’T improve with meds

A

get gastrin levels to rule out zollinger ellison

155
Q

Ab to parietal cells

A

autoimmune gastritis

156
Q

when is a KUB indicated

A

suspectied SBO

157
Q

what is the primary lesions that leads to krukenberg tumors

A

gastric CA

158
Q

increased levels of amylase are seen in

when do you check

A 
MUMPs 
ectopic pregnancy
opioids
post abd surgery
intestinal obstruction
gastroenteritis

check for ethanol hx

159
Q

differentiate between the neoplasms that can be caused by h pylori vs autoimmune gastritis

A

h pylori –>MALToma and adenocarcinoma

autoimmune gastritis –> adenocarcinoma and carcinoid tumor

160
Q

which IBD is a risk factor for cholelithiasis

A

crohn

161
Q

cullen sign is assocaited with what

A

periumbilical redness,

acute pancreatitis

162
Q

portal HTN + ascites –> ?

A

spontaneous bacterial peritonitis

the bacteria from the intestine can flow out into ascites

163
Q

BUN:Cr > 30 –> ?

A

UGIB

164
Q

what is a minnesota tube used for

A

esophageal dilation for esophageal varices

165
Q

which As are most likely to be effected with stomach acid leak

A

splenic and gastroduodenal

166
Q

next dx step if IBS sx with alarm sx

A

stool culture

alarm sx= fever, weight loss, acuteness, nocturnal diarrhea, hematochezia, fam hx,

167
Q

fecal elastase can be indicative of what

A

chronic pancreatic insufficiency

168
Q

fecal calprotectin can be indicative of what

A

crohn or UC

169
Q

Mg med use can result in what

A

osmotic diarrhea

170
Q

cirrhotic ds can lead to what complications

A 
rectal varices
hepatic encephalopathy (--> ammonia build up --> osmotic diarrhea)
171
Q

hyerkalemia and hypernatremia –>

A

constipation

172
Q

common sideeffect of metformin

A

watery diarrhea

173
Q

sx of flushing, malaise, M cramps

A 
carcinoid tumor
or VIPoma (pancreatic)
174
Q

omeprazole can increase risk for

A

c dif

175
Q

sx of toxic megacolon

A

perforation
met acidosis
respo distress

176
Q

risk factors for ischemic colitis

sx

A

CAD, vascular ds, vasoconstrictive drugs, marathon runners

acute severe cramping pain followed and relieved by bloody diarrhea

177
Q

mixed anemia with loss of duodenal villi –> __

how do you scan for this etiology

A

celiac ds

DEXA scan

GI2 E1 (19 decks)

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