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Esophagitis 10-30 (1) Flashcards

1
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esophagitis. causes abbreviation?

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PIECE

Pill induced, infection, eosinophilic, caustic, GERD

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esophagitis. CP?

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Odynophagia, dysphagia

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esophagitis. diagnosis?

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endoscopy and biopsy

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esophagitis. treatment/=?

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disease specific
Antacid: PPI or H2 blocker

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4
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Pill induced. mechanism?

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Pills getting stuck in esophagus.

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Pill induced. what pills?

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Acid effect of tetracyclines.
Osmotic tissue injury of potassium chloride.
Disrupted normal GI mucosa of NSAIDs.

Also: iron, bisphosphonates - alendronate, risedronate

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6
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Pill induced. CP?

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esophagitis. Usually in the mid-esophagus.

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7
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Pill induced. diagnosis?

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endoscopy and biopsy.

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Pill induced. treatment?

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Remove pill. Give them time to heal. Give antacids.

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9
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Pill induced. prevention?

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Avoid recumbency, take water with the pill.

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10
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Infectious. candida? CP and treatment

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Oral thrush and symptoms of esophagitis; treat as candida - oral flukonazole

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Infectiuos. HSV CP and treatment?

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HSV: Oral lesions and symptoms of esophagitis: treat as HSV.

val or acyclovir.

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12
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Infecitous. CMV CP and treatment?

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CMV: No oral lesion.
val or gancyclovir.

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Infectious. HIV CP and treatment?

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HIV: Opportunistic infection.
treatment HAART.

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Infectious in general. CP, diagnosis, treatment?

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C/P: esophagitis.
Diagnosis: endoscopy and biopsy.
Treatment: depends on the organism.

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15
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Eosinohilic. Its ,,allergic reaction”.
Pathogenesis?

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Chronic, immune-mediated esophageal inflammation

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Eosinohilic. clinical presentation?

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Dysphagia (solid food), inability to tolerate fluids (throwing up) –> can lead to fibrosis and strictures –> progressive dysphagia and food impaction.

chest/epigastric pain
reflux/vomiting
Associated atopy

Cardinal symptoms: drooling, hypersalivation

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Eosinohilic. diagnosis?

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endoscopy and biopsy (>= 15 eos/hpf)

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Eosinohilic. what is seen on endoscopy?

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Linear furrows and circular rings.
Trachealization of the esophagus.

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19
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Eosinohilic. treatment?

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Dietary modification
Trial PPI for 6 weeks
if it fails, +/- topical glucocorticoids (topical tai blet oral aerosolized)

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20
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Caustic. etiology?

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kid - accidentaly
adults - suicide

acid or base

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Caustic. CP?

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hoarse voice/stridor. Stridor –> pending airway collapse –> intubate

drooling, facial burns

22
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Caustic. diagnosis?

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endoscopy and biopsy

23
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Caustic. treatment?

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low severity: liquid diet
High severity: NPO for 72h. Then EGD to see if they can accept food.
NGT and lavage if caught early.

24
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Caustic. what NOT to do in treatment?

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do not neutralize the pH
Never induce emesis

25
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GERD. pathophysiology? 3

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decr. tone or excessive transient relaxation of LES
Anatomic disruption to gastro-eso junction (eg hiatal hernia)
incr. risk with obesity, pregnancy, smoking, alcohol intake

26
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GERD. CP. typical?

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Burning chest pain. Made worse by laying down and spicy food. Better by sitting up and antacids.
Regurgitation
Odynophagia (often indicates reflux esophagitis

27
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GERD. CP atypical? extraesophageal

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cough, hoarseness, wheezing, nocturnal asthma

28
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GERD. complications? eso ir extraeso

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eso - erosive esophagitis, barret esophagus, strictures
extraeso - asthma, laryngitis

29
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GERD. initial treatment?

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Lifestyle (eg weight loss) and dietary changes
H2R blocker or PPI

30
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GERD. diagnosis. initial?

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PPI and lifestyle for 6 month –> gets better

31
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GERD. diagnosis. what ligestyle?

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avoid chocolate, coffe, smoking

32
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GERD. diagnosis. if no response to initial?

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no response –> EGD and biopsy

33
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GERD. diagnosis. when skip PPI and directly do EGD?

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Skip PPI and directly to EGD IF ALARM SYMPTOMS or men age >50 with chronic (>5 years) symptoms or cancer risk factors (tobacco use).

34
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GERD. diagnosis. what other 2 methods?

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24-hour pH monitoring.
Manometry.

35
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GERD. treatment. if normal GERD?

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PPI

36
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GERD. treatment. if normal GERD and more than 2 episodes per week?

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Fewer than 2 episodes of symptoms per week –> lifestyle changes (weight loss, head of bed elevation) and histamine 2 receptor antagonists (lamotidine, rantidine

37
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GERD. treatment. if normal GERD ans more severe symptoms or esophagitis, laryng involvement?

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managed with 8-week course of a PPI

38
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GERD. treatment. refractory GERD?

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higher dose of PPI.

39
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GERD. treatment. persistent GERD

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endoscopy or esophageal pH monitoring.

40
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GERD. treatment. what application aka technique?

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Nissen fundoplication: cannot tolerate PPI or doesn’t want to.

41
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GERD. treatment. barrets?

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higher dose of PPI; twice a day.

42
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GERD. treatment. dysplasia?

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local ablative therapy. Radiofrequency ablation, laser, or cryotherapy.

43
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GERD. treatment. adenocarcinoma?

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stage and resect.

44
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GERD. treatment. one of method ,,do surveilance EGD”

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.

45
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GERD. algorithm.
1. PPI and lifestyle for 6 months: improves vs noimprovement

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a. Improves –> GERD: PPI.
b. No improvement –> EGD and biopsy.

46
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GERD. algorithm.
2. EGD and biopsy: improves vs noimprovement

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a. No improvement on PPI and lifestyle.
b. Alarm symptoms: nausea and vomiting, anemia, and weight loss.

47
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GERD. algorithm. pagal findings ,,gydymas”. GERD?

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PPI

48
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GERD. algorithm. pagal findings ,,gydymas”. metaplasia?

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high doses PPI

49
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GERD. algorithm. pagal findings ,,gydymas”. dysplasia?

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local ablation plus PPI

50
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GERD. algorithm. pagal findings ,,gydymas”. adneocarcinoma?

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staging, resection, chemo, and radiation.

51
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GERD. algorithm.

d. Keep doing endoscopies to check for worsening condition.

A

.

52
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Yra algoritmas, atspausdintas

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