esoph Flashcards

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dysphagia

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diff swalllowing

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2
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odynophagia

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painful swallowing

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3
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globus

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sensation of fullness in upper throat–improvse w/ swallowing

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4
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pyrosis

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heart burn; substernal pain

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5
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regurgitation

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return of sour gastric content

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6
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watre brash

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sponaneous salivation from reflux

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7
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rumination

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chewing ones cud

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8
Q

c6

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begin upper eso spincter

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9
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t3

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aortic arch presses on eso

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10
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t10

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passes through diaphragmatic hiatus to reach te stomach

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11
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UES inn

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pharyn branch vagus

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12
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inhib NT

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NO

vip

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13
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excit nt

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ach

sub p

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14
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swallowing

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bolus masticated–>food pushed backwards–> soft palate elevates, vocal cords close, epiglottis tipped forward–>UES opens, LES opens, pharynx contracts–>peristalisis

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15
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layers of esoph

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mucosa
submucosa
muscularis propia
adventitia

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16
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the esoph has no

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serosal lining

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17
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upper esoph blood supply

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inf thyroid artery

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18
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middle esoph blood supply

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R and L bronchial arteries

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19
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mid distal and distal blood supply

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direct branches from thoracic aorta and esoph branch of L gastric artery

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20
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sensory receptors and eso

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chemo in mucosa and submucosa- chemical irritants

mechanoR- submucosa–>adventitia; distention but not tearing

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21
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primray peristatliss

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initiated by swallow

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22
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2nd peri

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luminal distention

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23
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sensory input swallowing

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pharynx via CN5, 10,11

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24
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motor output swallowing

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CN 5,7,9,10,12

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ddx globus
UES issue- spasm, incomplete relax., hypertensive UES GERD visceral hypersensitivity
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ddx odynophagia
injury to mucosal lining by viral infx meds gerd
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oropharyngael dysphagia
difficulty initiating a swallow or transferring food from mouth to esoph-- food "sticks in throat"
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ddx OD
neuro skeleal muscle srucural
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best test for OD
cineradiography--frame by frame analysis of pt swallowing
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tx OD
work w/ speech pathologist + entubation if aspiration riskt oo high
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esoph dysphagia
food sticks in throat--usually lower than what pt thinks but due to intra-luminal obstuction
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achlasia patho
inflamm injury to myenteric plexus--> loss of NO producing cells-->LES fails to relax-->change in peristalisis/aper
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gold standard dx achalasia
esoph mamomry--ess before surgery/dilation incomplete relax- achlasia no change in motor fx- vigorous ach
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tx achalasia
drugs- nitrates, ca channel blockers, botox pneumatic dilation surg myotomy POEM
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diffuse esoph spasm manometry
increase in repetitive and high amplitude contractions--incomplete LES relax
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CREST pathophys
vascular oblit--> fibrosis in SM--> weak LES, poor eso contract, delayed gastric emptying
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barium swallow adenocarcinoma
shelf
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spiculated barium swallow
candidia (aids!)
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A rings
muscular
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B rings
schazskis (mucosal)
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ddx gred
transient LES relax ineffective esoph motility gastric acid hypresec delayed stomach emptying (gastroparesis)
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gold standard dx GERD
impdece eso catheter
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meds for people w/ delayed gastric emptying
domperidone--prokinetic
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barretts metaplasia
metaplasia normal esophageal stratified squamous epithelium to intestinal columnar epithelium goblet cells, surface maturation (dec N:C ratio) -->intestinal type metaplasia suspceted by endo, confirmed by biopsy
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tzanck test
scrape herpes lesion and lok for multinodular giant cells under oil immersion smudy/steel grey inclusions
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aspergillus vs mucor
aspergillus-45 degree angle | mucor- 90 degree angle
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pyogenic granuloma
lobular cap hemangioma w/ surface ulceration- inflam seconday
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aphtous ulcer
idiopathic shalow painful
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leukoplakia
clinical term: nonspecific squamous cell hyperplasia--precance
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hairy leukoplakia
immunocomp pts- fluffy can scrape of | hyperkeratosis, acanthosis, balloon cells
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erythroplakia
lower lip, buccal mucosa, soft palate | more likely to progess to oral cancer
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SCC
95% oral cancer, ass w/ HPV
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main site of salivary gland neoplasm
parotid gland
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main site of salivary malignancy
sublingual
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MC benign
pleomorphic adenoma
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MC malignant
mucoepidermoid
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2 components warthin's
epithelial- dense eosino | lymphoid component
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mucoepidermoid
mucus secreting | squamous cells
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squamous cells predom in
high grade
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plummer vinson syndrome
``` web/stricture Fe def anemia glossitis cheilosis risk for carcinoma ```
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main cause SCC
alcohol, smoking
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main cause adenocarcinoma
GERD
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barrrett's esoph- high grade dysplasia
intestnalized mucosa w/ villous arch | mucin depletion