Dysphagia (Quiz) Flashcards
two types of dysphagia
- oropharyngeal
- esophageal
another name for oropharyngeal dysphagia
- transfer
another name for esophageal dysphagia
- transport
obstructive dysphagia caused by __________ disorder
problems with what kind of food
- mechanical
- solid food only
motility dysphagia caused by ___________ disorder
problems with what kind of food
- neuromuscular
- solid or liquid food
which dysphagia includes difficulty initiating swallows including coughing, choking, and nasal regurgitation
- oropharyngeal
which dysphagia is where food stops or “stick” after swallowed
- esophageal
what’s the diagnosis of esophageal dysphagia with solid food only with intermittent problems mostly choking on bread/steak
- lower esophageal ring
- “schatzki ring”
what’s the diagnosis of esophageal dysphagia with solid food only that progresses with symptoms of chronic heartburn
- peptic stricture
what’s the diagnosis of esophageal dysphagia with solid food only that progresses in symptoms that presents at advanced age and with weight loss
- carcinoma
what kind of lesion does carcinoma form
- apple core lesion
what’s the diagnosis of esophageal dysphagia with solid or liquid food that is intermittent and presents with chest pain
- diffuse esophageal spasm
what is pathomneumonic for diffuse esophageal spasm
- corkscrew esophagus
what’s the diagnosis of esophageal dysphagia with solid or liquid food that is progressive and associated with chronic heartburn
- scleroderma
what’s the diagnosis of esophageal dysphagia with solid or liquid food that is progressive and associated with bland regurgitation and weight loss
- achalasia
lower esophageal sphincter in scleroderma
- weak
lower esophageal sphincter in achalasia
- incomplete relaxation of LES during swallow
is there gastrointestinal reflux in scleroderma
- yes
is there gastrointestinal reflux in achalasia
- no
what’s the diagnosis of esophageal dysphagia with solid or liquid food that is progressive
- eosinophilic esophagitis
what is pathomneumonic for iron deficiency + esophageal webs
- plummer-vinson syndrome
modalities of diagnostic testing for dysphagia
- upper endoscopy
- barium swallow esophagram
- esophageal manometry
which modality of diagnostic testing for dysphagia is usually the first test
- upper endoscopy
which modality of diagnostic testing for dysphagia evaluates for inflammatory and structural lesions
- upper endoscopy
which modality of diagnostic testing for dysphagia is a good structural and functional tests that shows motility and reflux
- barium swallow
which modality of diagnostic testing for dysphagia is diagnostic and therapeutic
how it is therapeutic
- upper endoscopy
- biopsy or dilate strictures
which modality of diagnostic testing for dysphagia is a functional test only that is the most accurate assessment of motility
- esophageal manometry