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Esophagus, Stomach Flashcards

1
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Recommended anti reflux procedure

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Nissen fundoplocation

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2
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Most common diaphragmatic hernia invovles?

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Upward dislocation of the cardia to the thorax; aka sliding/type I

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3
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Diaphragmatic hernia: upward dislocation of the fundus

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II

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4
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Combined herniation of cardia and fundus

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Mixed/ type 3

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5
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Additional organ herniates aside from stomach

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Type IV

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6
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Cheat pain, retching, inability to vomit, inability to pass NGT

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Borchardt’s triad

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7
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Zenker’s diverticulum

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Pharyngoesophageal

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8
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Diverticula that contains mucosa and submucosa

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False

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9
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Results from high pressure generated in the hypopharynx

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zenker’s diverticula

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10
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Area of potential weakness situated behind the esophagus at the level of te cricopharyngeus muscle

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Killian’s triangle

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11
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Dx for diverticula

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Barium swallow

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12
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Tx for zenker

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2 cm or less- pharyngomyotomy;
>2cms- diverticulectomy
Diverticulopexy

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13
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Diverticula located 5cms above and below the level of the carina

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Mid thoracic

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14
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Heller’s myotomy is used for

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Achalaska

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15
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Most common primary esophageal disorder

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Nutcracker esophagus

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16
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Spontanoeus rupture of esophagus; hx of resisting vomiting

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Boerhave’s syndrome

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17
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Ivor lewis procedure is for

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Esophageal carcinoma

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18
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Oringer ‘s trans hiatal technique is for

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Esphophageal carcinoma

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19
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Akiyama technique is fir

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Esohageal carcinoma(left thoracoabdiminal approach)

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20
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Submucosal ring in lower esophagus

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Schatzki’s ring

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21
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Dysphagia atrophic oral mucosa, spoon shaped fingers with brittle nails, chronic anemia

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Plummer vinson syndrome

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22
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Mucosal tears located at the GE junction

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Mallory weis tear

23
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Gives criminal nerve of Grassi

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Right vagal trunk

24
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Preferred for confirming cure in PUD

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Urea breath test

25
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Most common gastric ulcer type

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I: antral lesser curvature

26
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NSAID induced gastric ulcer type

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V

27
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Type of gastric ulcer associated with acid hypersecretion

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II and III(type I plus duodenal ulcer; pre pyloric ulcer)

28
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Aka graham’s procedure

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Omental patching

29
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Gastroduodenostomy

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Bilroth I

30
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Gastrojejunostomy

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Billroth II

31
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Drainage procedure in peptic ulcer

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Heineke Mikulicz pyloroplasty

32
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Medical management for early dumping

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Octreotide

33
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Medical management for late dumping

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Alpha glucosidase inhibitor

34
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Surgical management for dumping

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Roux en Y anastamosis

35
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ZES involves uncontrolled secretion kf

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Gastrib

36
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Confrmatory test for ZES

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Secretin stimulaion tets

37
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Most common malignant neoplasm of stomach

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Adenocarcinoma

38
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Gold standard in diagnosing gastic carcinoma

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Upper endoscopy + biopsy

39
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Mgmt for gastric adenocarcinoma

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Resection of all tumor(R0) with 5cms grossly negative margins (radical subtotal gastrectomy)

40
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Most common site for primary gastric GI lymphoma

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Gastric lymphoma

41
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Mgmt for gastric lymphoma

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Chemo; radical subtotoal gastrectomy for tumor complications

42
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GIST tumor marker

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C KIT

43
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Mgmt for GIST

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Wedge resection with negative margins; imatinib for unresectable

44
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Arise from gastric ECL cells

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Gastric carcinoid

45
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Most common type of gastric carcinoid

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I

46
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Mgmt for gastric carcinoid

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Small: EMR(endoscopic mucosal resection); larger: radical subtotal gastrectomy

47
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Also called Menetrier’s disease

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Hypertrophic gastropathy

48
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Associated with protein losing enteropathy and hypochlorydia

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Menetrier’s disease

49
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Aka watermelon stomach

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Gastric antral vascular ectasia

50
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Dilated mucosal blood vessel in distal stomach

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watermelon stomach

51
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Cogenital AV malformation; unusually large tortuos submucosal artery

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Dieulafoy’a lesion

52
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Mgmt for dieulafoy

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Endoscopic hemostasis, angiographic embolization, oversew or resection

53
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3 areas of narrowing

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Cricopharyngrus, left mainstem bronchus, diaphragmstic hiatus

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