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Gastro Flashcards

1
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Features of Crohn’s Disease

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o	Diarrhoea
o	Crampy abdo pains
o	Perianal disease
o	Oral ulceration
o	Malabsorption
o	Obstruction
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Most common extra-intestinal feature in Crohn’s

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arthritis

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3
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Nutritional causes of peripheral neuropathy

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o Alcohol
o B12 deficiency
o B6 EXCESS

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4
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Urgent TWR OGD indications

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o Anyone with dysphagia
o Anyone with upper abdo mass consistent with gastric cancer
o >55yo and weight loss + dyspepsia/epigastric pain/reflux

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Definition, cause, and histology of melanosis coli

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• Melanosis coli = disorder of pigmentation of bowel wall
o Histology ~pigment-laden MPs
o ~laxative abuse, especially Senna

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Genetics and complications of haemochromatosis

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HFE gene

o Reversible:
 CM
 Skin discolouration

o	Irreversible:
	DM
	Arthritis
	Hypogonadism
	Liver cirrhosis
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How do the levels of clotting factors change in coagulopathy of liver disease?

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all clotting factors low except 8 which is high

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What is the most significant risk factor for HCC?

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Hep C virus

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Management of UC (induce remission/maintain remission)

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INDUCE REMISSION
o Mild/moderate:
 Topical +/- oral aminosalicylate always first line depending on severity. Match up to colonoscopy findings

o If severe
 IV steroids

MAINTAIN REMISSION: aminosalicylates

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Top cause of HCC; UK + worldwide

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o Hep B worldwide

o Hep C UK

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11
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Granulomas are characteristic of Crohn’s or UC?

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Crohn’s

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12
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Pseudopolyps are characteristic of Crohn’s or UC?

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UC

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Features of Giardia? (incubation period, management)

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longest incubation period ~4days

Rx: metronidazole

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Indications and treatment for SBP prophylaxis

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Ascites + protein <15

Rx: PO Cipro or Norfloxacin

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Nutritional source of vitamin D

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oily fish

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16
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Alcohol vitamin deficiency Rx

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Give THIAMINE
(Vit B coStrong is not in guidelines)
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17
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Beefy red and sore tongue, yellow-tinge to skin

PMH: gastrectomy

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Pernicious anaemia

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18
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Dx of IBS

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Abdo pain + altered stool form + 2 of the following:

  • passage of rectal mucus
  • altered stool passage (straining, urgency, incomplete evacuation)
  • Sx worsened by eating
  • Abdo distension/hardness/bloating
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45yo woman with secondary amenorrhoea and deranged LFTs

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AI hepatitis

antibodies can attack smooth muscle

20
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Instructions prior to 13c urea breath test

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No ABx for 4 weeks prior

No PPI for 2 weeks prior

21
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Incubation period for norovirus

Seasonal period for norovirus

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36-72h

Winter

22
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Features and deficiency in pellagra

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Dermatitis + dementia + diarrhoea

Vitamin B3/niacin deficiency

23
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Diarrhoea + skin symptoms + howel-jolly bodies

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Coeliac disease

Howel Jolley bodies related to splenic atrophy in Coeliac - also seen in splenectomy

24
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Gastric cancer RFs

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Smoking
H pylori
Gastritis
Adenoma

NB. Alcohol not an independent RF for gastric ca

25
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Causes of mouth ulcers

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Crohns
Coeliac
Behcet’s
HIV

26
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Female with positional nausea + GORD.

Dx + Ix?

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Sliding hiatus hernia

Barium meal

27
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Saint’s triad

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Sliding hiatus hernia + gallstones + diverticular disease

with atypical abdominal symptoms

28
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Rx of <55 with dyspepsia

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Review meds causing dyspepsia
Lifestyle advice
Test and treat for H. pylori OR 4/52 PPI

29
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Name and details of classification for oesophagitis

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LOS ANGELES classification
A- <5mm mucosal breaks
B- >5mm breaks
C- breaks extending between the tops of 2 mucosal folds but <75% circumference
D- circumferential breaks (>75%)
30
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Cheilitis

Causes?

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Inflammation of lips + perioral skin:

  • dry lips
  • painful cracks at angles of mouth
  • erythema
Ax:
nutritional deficiency
sun exposure
dryness
drug-related
31
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How long to fast prior to OGD

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4-6hours

32
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Type 1 vs Type 2 AI hepatitis

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Type 1:
age 45-70
Anti-smooth muscle
Anti-nuclear

Type 2:
2-14yo
ABs to liver and kidney microsomes (anti-LKM) and liver cytosol antigen (anti-LC1)

33
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Rx for AI hepatitis

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Azathioprine

Glucocorticoids

34
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Infertility in men secondary to drug

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sulfasalazine ~hypospermia

35
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IV treatment for UC that can cause severe allergies

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Infliximab

36
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What are the Milan criteria and what are they for?

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HCC patients suitable for liver transplant

1 nodule <5mm
OR
2-3 nodules <3mm

37
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Colorectal cancer risk goes up __ years after development of inflammation in IBD

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10

38
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Which AI disease and malignancy is associated with UC? Which tumour marker is raised?

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PSC
Cholangiocarcinoma
Ca 19-9

39
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Xeropthalmia

Px and Ax?

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Prolonged vitamin deficiency in children
Common in Africa
Causes dry cornea, thickened conjunctivae, deficient tear film, blindness

40
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USS: normal liver with hyperechoic well-circumscribed lesion

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Haemangioma - commonest benign tumour of the liver

41
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USS pancreas: hypo echoic mass

MRI: T1 hypo enhancement, T2 hyperenhancement

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Suggests fluid filled ie. pancreatic pseudocyst

42
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Signs of alcoholic ketoacidosis

Complications

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Confusion, dehydration, lethargy, malnourishment, fruity breath
Kussmauls +ve
pH <7.3
HCO3 <15

Complications: cerebral oedema, coma

43
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Carcinoid syndrome features, pathology, Dx test, Rx

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Ftrs:
abdo pain, diarrhoea, RUQ pain, flushing, R heart failure

Path:
5HT secretion from tumour at neural crest originating at TI or appendix, can cause pulmonary stenosis due to fibrosis

Dx test: urinary 5HIAA

Rx: octreotide - blocks release of tumour mediators

44
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Management of Crohn’s

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Induce remission:

  • Glucocorticoid (IV/TOP/PO)
  • Enteral feed with elemental diet instead or as well as
  • 2nd line: 5-asa drugs eg. mesalazine
  • Mercaptopurine/Azathio as an add on
  • Infliximab if refractory
  • Metronidazole for isolated perianal disease

Maintain remission:

  • STOP smoking
  • 1st: Aza/Mercapto
  • 2nd: Methotrexate
  • Consider mesalazine if had surgery
45
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First line Ix if suspect UC/IBD

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Flexi Sig

Not colonoscopy!

46
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AI hepatitis RX and conrtaindicated med

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Azathioprine
Ciclosporin
Transplant
Steroids

NB. IFN C/I’d

47
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IBS Dx tool

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Rome criteria

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