Gastro Flashcards

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Non-bilious emesis after eating in a 3-6 week old infant to a primogravida (first male born), signs of dehydration (sunken fontanella, dry mucous memb). Rel to Macrolide use. Olvide-shaped mass. Prominent peristaltic waves. Dg?

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Infantile Hypertrophic piloric stenosis

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Órganos que provienen del 1) endodermo 2)mesodermo 3)ectodermo

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1) GI track, liver, pancreas, lungs, thyroid, bladder, urethra
2) Spleen, kidney,ureter, muscle, peritoneum, adrenal cortex.
3) sensory organs, brain (and related)

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3
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Which mechanism explains the Zenker diverticulum ?

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Chricopharingeal motor dysfunction

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4
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Common causes of pneumoperitonium

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1)perforated duodenal ulcer
2) Perforated viscus
3)tumors
4)trauma

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5
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Which structures can be affected by an occlusion of the hepatoduodenal ligament?

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-Hepatic triad (hepatic A, Common bile duct, hepatic portal v)
-IVC

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6
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Breastfed infants supplementation?

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Vit K, Vit D

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Differences between Mallory Weiss and Boerhaave

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Mallory: mucosal tear, hematemesis, heal spontaneously. Upper GI endoscop.
Boerhaave: transmural tear, crepitus and crunching sound, emergency sx. Esophagography or CT scan

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What’s a Hiatal Hernia?

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Circumpherential laxity of the phrenoesophageal membrane at the gastroesophageal junction.

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9
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Aging effects on liver?

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-increased size of hepatocyte
-accumulation of lypofuscin
-Decreased activity C-P450

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Hirschsprung Diseases profile

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Infant with bilious emesis, abdominal distension, chronic refractory constipation, delayed passage meconium (neonates). Barium enema shows narrow rectum, rectosigmoid area and dilated colon. Cause: Failure of neural cell migration

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Name osmotic laxatives and related disease

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Polyethylene glycol and lactulose. Lactose intolerance.

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12
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SIBO is a common complication of:

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Scleroderma

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13
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Findings in biopsy of dermatomyositis

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Perifascicular atrophy of muscles. Affects only striated muscle of upper esophagus

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Cholangiocarcinoma findings in CT scan

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Dilated both right and left hepatic bile ducts (klatskin tumors)

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15
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Mid-gut malrotation features

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Duodenojejunal flexure and Cecum rest in RUQ. Fibrous Ladd-bands. Intestinal obstruction signs.

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16
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Mid-gut malrotation features

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Duodenojejunal flexure and Cecum rest in RUQ. Fibrous Ladd-bands. Intestinal obstruction signs. Bilious emesis, ando distension.

17
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What’s Shigellosis invasion mec?

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Invades intestinal epithelial barrier, enterocytes and Microfold (M) cells (found in Peyer patches in ileum)

18
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Duodenum anatomic correlations:

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-1st partion: only part that’s NOT retroperitoneal
-2nd portion: head of pancreas
-3rd portion: abdominal Ao, IVC, uncinate process of pancreas, SMA and SMV.

19
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Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) fx?

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Monitoring, sensitive indicator of colorectal cancer recurrence.

20
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Crohn disease is characterized by

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Patchy granulomatous inflam
Terminal Ileum involvement
Steatosis
Oxalate Kidney Stones

21
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Chronic mesenteric ischemia is characterized by

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Postpandrial epigastric pain with food aversion or weight loss

22
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Chronic mesenteric ischemia is similar to stable cardiac angina because

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Food absorption increases blood demand.
Physical exertion increases myocardial O2 demand.
Hypoperfusion in both cases causes pain.

23
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GERD is characterized by

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-Heartburn, odynophagia, nocturnal cough, laringitis, wheezing
-Elongation of Lamina Propria Papillae, scattered neutros and eosinophils
-Decreased LES tone, gastroesophageal junction incompetence

24
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What can mod-severe burns cause ?

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Consumption of adipose reserves. In the abdo the SMA is supported by mesenteric fat, when this is reduced it can compress the transverse portion of the duodenum (3rd)

25
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What intestinal obstruction causes bilious vomit?

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Obstruction of the 3rd duodenum

26
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Reasons why the liver is a common metastatic place

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-Fenestrated sinusoidal epithelium
-Dual blood supply from portal systemic circulation.

27
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Reasons why the liver is a common metastatic place

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-Fenestrated sinusoidal epithelium
-Dual blood supply from portal systemic circulation.

28
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Cause of gallstones

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Decrease bile acids and phospholipids

29
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Chronic diarrhea, Pseudomonas infection, failure to thrive and family history of pulmonary infections is characteristic of ? What can help improve?

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Cystic fibrosis
Pancreatic lipase

30
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Profuse mucoid diarrhea + Mass in sigmoid colon showing long glands with finger-like/velvety/cauliflower-like projections is typically associated to

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Villous adenoma

31
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Th1 (granuloma formation) and Th2 (inflam and damage ) are hallmarks of which IBD respectively?

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Crohn’s and UC

32
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Fistulas and abscesses are associated to which IBD?

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Crohn’s (transmural inflam)

33
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Bilirubin-induced neurologic disfx affects and causes

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Basal ganglia and brainstem nuclei.
Causes severe neonatal jaundice, distonic mov and gaze abnormalities

34
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Which signs are triggered by hyperestrogenic state in cirrhosis?

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Ginecomastia, spider angiomata

35
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Features of Eosinophilic esophagitis ?

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Th2 mediated, triggered by food antigens
Food importation, intermittent dysphagia, reflux, vomiting
History of atopic conditions
Ring-like indentations in endoscopy