Colon Flashcards

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intussusception

in adults, managed operatively

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2
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Patient with diarrhea

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lymphocytic colitis

1st line therapy- budesonide 9mg/day for 8 weeks, then 6mg for 2 weeks, then 3mg for 2 weeks
for recurrence give 6mg taper over 6 months

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3
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Collagenous colitis

1st line therapy- budesonide 9mg/day for 8 weeks, then 6mg for 2 weeks, then 3mg for 2 weeks
for recurrence give 6mg taper over 6 months

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4
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Thumbprinting of the bowel
concerning for severe colitis
ischemic colitis, UC, c. diff, etc

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5
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Single stripe sign of ischemic colitis

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6
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Sigmoid volvulus

Coffee bean sign

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7
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volvulus

Whirl sign

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8
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Cecal volvulus

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9
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cecal volvulus

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10
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intussusception

target sign

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11
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intussusception

target sign or bulls eye

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12
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what is the anorectal inhibitory reflex?

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when stool reaches rectum,
involuntary relaxation of internal anal sphincter

voluntary contraction of external anal sphincter to maintain continence

RAIR is absent in hirschprung’s

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13
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What are the mechanism of actions for and doses in CIC and IBS-C?
-linaclotide
-plecanitide
-lubiprostone
-prucalopride

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-linaclotide - increase Cl secretion via GC-C/ CFTR (max 145microgm in CIC, 290microgm in IBS-C)

-plecanitide- CFTR pathway - 3mg daily

-lubiprostone - increase CL secretion via CCL2 pathway -24microgm in CIC vs 8microgm in IBS-c

-prucalopride - 5HT agonist 1-2mg daily in CIC, not approved for IBS-C

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14
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Pathology seen in GVHD

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epithelial cell apoptosis with apoptotic bodies, as well as loss of crypts and crypt necrosis

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15
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SMAD4
CHD1
CHEK2

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SMAD4 - juvenile polyposis syndrome; CRC, stomach

CHD1- diffuse gastric cancer, lobular breast cancer

CHEK2- breast cancer, low risk of CRC

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16
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Who should be screened for pancreatic cancer and when do you start?

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2 family members with pancreatic cancer including 1 FDR
ATM
BRCA 1 or 2
STK11 (Peutz-Jeghers syndrome) 35yo
PALB2
mismatch repair genes (Lynch syndrome) +one FDR with pancreatic cancer
CKDN2A mutation
40
hereditary pancreatitis -PRSS1*40

otherwise age 50 or 10 years before youngest relative was diagnosed.

17
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What is necessary to diagnosed dyssynergistic defecation?

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2 of 3
ARM
balloon expulsion test
imaging (like defacography)

18
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Severe abdominal pain in patient with CKD, HTN, DM

A

Acute mesenteric ischemia
LLQ fat stranding
portal venous gas

19
Q

Seen in the rectum

A

rectal NET
if <1cm remove with polypectomy

20
Q

antibiotic-associated hemorrhagic colitis ; not c. diff

A

Klebsiella oxytocain
will not respond to PO vanc
treat by removing the antibiotic

21
Q

how do you test for c. diff?

A

sensitive test (GHD, NAAT) –> followed by specific test (ELISA)

22
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treatment of thrombosed external hemorrhoid?

A

<72hour- incision and drainage
>72hours conservative measures