Dyspepsia and Heartburn Flashcards

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4 DDX considerations for Dyspepsia and Heartburn?

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GERD
Acute/Chronic Gastritis
PUD

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4 DDX considerations for Dyspepsia and Heartburn?

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GERD
Acute/Chronic Gastritis
PUD

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Dyspepsia

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Indigestion

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With GERD, what allows the stomach acid to reflux?

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LES

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List some risk factors for GERD

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Obesity/pregnancy
Alcohol, caffeine
Smoking
Fat-rich diet

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Important history items with GERD

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Heartburn after meals or upon reclining

Bad taste in the mouth and epigastric pain

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What is an atypical symptom with GERD?

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Chronic cough

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Alarm features of GERD

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Constant/severe pain
Dysphagia/odynophagia
Weight loss, vomiting, blood in stool

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Alarm features of GERD

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Constant/severe pain
Dysphagia/odynophagia
Weight loss, vomiting, blood in stool

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Alarm features of GERD need further evaluation. What other presentation of GERD needs further evaluation?

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> 60 years old with persistent symptoms despite treatment

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GERD diagnosis is ____

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Clinical

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GERD treatment is ____ if no alarm features

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Empiric

- Acid suppression and lifestyle modifications

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Complications with GERD?

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Barrett’s Esophagus that can transition into an Esophageal Adenocarcinoma

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Gastritis

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Stomach inflammation

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List some etiologies of Acute Gastritis

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Alcohol, medication, H. Pylori, stress, allergies

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Symptoms of Acute Gastritis?

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Dyspepsia and Abdominal pain

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2 types of Chronic Gastritis

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Type A

Type B

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What causes Type A Chronic Gastritis?

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Autoimmune - antibodies to parietal cells or intrinsic factor

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Where does Type A Chronic Gastritis occur?

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Fundus of stomach

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Type A Chronic Gastritis has loss of?

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Rugal folds

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Diagnostic measures for Type A Chronic Gastritis

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Antibodies to Parietal cells/Intrinsic factor
CBC with B12 levels
EGD with biopsy

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Treatment for Type A Chronic Gastritis

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Parenteral B12 supplementation

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Possible complications of Type A Chronic Gastritis?

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Pernicious (megaloblastic) anemia
INCREASED risk of Gastric Adenocarcinoma
Carcinoid tumors

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What causes Type B Chronic Gastritis?

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Helicobacter Pylori

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Where does Type B Chronic Gastritis occur?
Antrum of stomach
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Diagnostic measures of Type B Chronic Gastritis
Detection of H. Pylori; EGD with biopsy
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Treatment for Type B Chronic Gastritis
Eradication of H. Pylori will treat PUD and MALToma
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Possible complications for Type B Chronic Gastritis?
MALToma Increased risk for Gastric Adenocarcinoma Decreased B12
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Describe H. Pylori
Gram (-) spiral rod with flagella that produces urease
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What does H. Pylori produce?
Urease
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Where does H. Pylori colonize?
Gastric antrum mucosa
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90% of patients with H. Pylori are?
ASYMPTOMATIC
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What toxin will be (+) with H. Pylori that increases your risk of ulcer and gastric cancer?
Cag - A positive toxin
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How do you treat MALToma?
Eradicate H. Pylori
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4 tests for detection of H. Pylori?
Fecal antigen test Urea breath test IgA antibody test EGD with biopsy
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Etiology of PUD?
H. Pylori | NSAIDs
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What makes PUD worse?
Coffee, alcohol, stress
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With PUD, you should exclude?
GU malignancy
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2 types of ulcers with PUD?
GU - gastric ulcer | DU - duodenal bulb ulcer
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Etiology of GUs?
H. Pylori, smoking, corticosteroids, NSAIDs
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Symptoms of GUs?
Asymptomatic | BURNING epigastric pain within 30 minutes of eating and symptoms worsen ==> food aversion
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BURNING epigastric pain within 30 minutes of eating is seen with?
GU
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Food aversion due to pain is seen with?
GU
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GUs can cause food aversion to due to pain, which means the patient may experience weight ___
Loss
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Etiology of DUs?
Almost always H. Pylori!
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Symptoms of DUs?
Asymptomatic Gnawing epigastric pain 1-3 hours after eating ** often NOCTURNAL and relieved by food
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When do symptoms of DUs occur?
Nocturnal
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What can relieve the symptoms of DUs?
Eating food
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DUs can cause patients to eat food to relieve the pain, which means the patient may experience weight ___
Gain
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Perforated Viscus
Free air in mediastinum or under diaphragm
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Perforated Viscus diagnosis and treatment
Free air in mediastinum or under diaphragm - CT or Plain X-ray - Emergent surgery
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List some risk factors for Gastric Adenocarcinomas
Smoked fish, meats, pickled veggies | Chronic gastritis, H. pylori, ulcers
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Unique physical exam findings with Gastric Adenocarcinomas?
Virchow's node Leser-trelat sign Sister Mary Joseph Nodule
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What cells will be seen with Gastric Adenocarcinomas on EGD?
Signet ring cells
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What cells will be seen with Gastric Adenocarcinomas on EGD?
Signet ring cells