Gastric Disease Flashcards

1
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List 8 causes of GERD.

A
Delayed gastric emptying
Increased gastric volume
Hiatal hernia
Tobacco use
Alcohol 
CNS depressants
Pregnancy 
Obesity
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2
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Describe the histopathological features of GERD.

A

Significant eosinophillic infiltrate followed by neutrophillic infiltrate
Basal zone hyperplasia - 20% of thickness of total epithelium
Lamina propria papillae projection into the upper 1/3 of epithelium

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3
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Give 4 symptoms of GERD.

A

heart burn
acidic taste in mouth
Dysphagia
Cough

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4
Q

Give some complications of GERD.

A
(Eosinophillic) Oesophagitis 
Barrett’s 
Strictures
Oesophageal Ulceration
Haematemesis 
Malaena
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5
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Give 3 pharmacological and 1 surgical treatment of GERD.

A

H2 antagonists
PPIs
Antacids

Nissans fundoplication

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6
Q

Why are elderly people more prone to gastritis?

A

Reduced mucous and bicarbonate production

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7
Q

Where does H pylori colonisation have to occur in order for it be asymptomatic?

A

Body and antrum

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8
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What is the difference in Pathophysiology between if H-pylori colonisation occurred in the antrum vs the body of the stomach?

A

Antrum - increased Gastrin - more acid - duodenal Cell metaplasia - duodenal colonisation - duodenal ulceration

Body - atrophic effect - Chornic atrophic gastritis - gastric ulcer - intestinal metaplasia - dysplasia - gastric cancer.

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9
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What is the treatment for H pylori?

A

PPIs

Amoxicillin + clarithromycin or metronidazole.

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10
Q

Give 4 symptoms of autoimmune gastritis.

Where does damage in autoimmune gastritis typically occur?

A

Anaemia
Anorexia
Neurological symptoms
Glossitis

Oxyntic mucosa in the body and fundus.

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11
Q

Give 3 sequelae related to H pylori associated chronic gastritis.

A

Peptic ulcer
Adenocarcinoma
MALT Lymphoma

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12
Q

Give 5 consequences of PUD.

A
Scarring 
Perforation - peritonitis 
Erosion into adjacent structure 
Haemorrhage 
Malignancy (rare)
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13
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Give symptoms of PUD.

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Epigastric pain that may radiate to the back

  • 1-3 hours post meal if duodenal
  • Shortly after meals with gastric

Haematemesis
Malaena
Weight loss
Anaemic symptoms

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14
Q

What is the cause of Zollinger-Ellison syndrome?

A

Non-beta islet cell gastrin secreting tumour of the pancreas

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15
Q

Give some causes of stress ulceration.

A
Severe burns
Sepsis
Raised ICP (Cushing’s ulcer)
Severe trauma 
Multiple organ failure
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16
Q

Give 4 risk factors for stomach cancer.

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Male
h pylori
Diet
Smoking