Gastroenteritis, pancreatitis, bile duct Flashcards

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Common causes of watery diarrhoea

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  • E Coli
  • Vibro cholerae
  • Staph aureus
  • Bacillus cereus
  • Rotavirus
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Common causes of bloody diarrhoea

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  • Salmonella
  • Campylobacter jejuni
  • E Coli
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3
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Which bacteria is common in food poisoning outbreaks

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Salmonella
(can multiply in food)

Campylobacter does not multiply in food

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Which diarrhoea-causing bacteria can lead to Guillain Barre syndrome

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Campylobacter jejuni

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5
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Which bacteria is NOT common in food poisoning outbreaks

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Campylobacter jejuni

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What is Reiter’s dynrome

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Reactive athritis

Due to cross-reactivity with infection in another part of the body

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What is Reiter’s syndrome

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Reactive arthritis

Due to cross-reactivity with infection in another part of the body

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Which diarrhoea-causing bacteria can lead to Reiter’s syndrome

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  • Campylobacter jejuni
  • Shigella
  • Yersinia
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What causes watery diarrhoea

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Fluid secretion in intestines (from enterotoxin)

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What causes bloody diarrhoea

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Damage to colon mucosa (from cytotoxin)

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11
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How is gastroenteritis managed

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  • Give fluids
  • Normally self-limiting
  • a/b if sepsis suspected: ERYTHROMYCIN or CIPROFLOXACIN
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Definition of diarrhoea

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2 or more episodes of type 5-7 in 24h

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13
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Does cholecystitis or cholangitis tend to produce worse jaundice

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Cholangitis

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14
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Which viruses can cause gastroenteritis

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  • norovirus
  • rotavirus
  • adenovirus
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15
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Which protozoa can cause gastroenteritis

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  • giardia

- cryptosporodium

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16
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What is considered a gastroenteritis outbreak

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2 or more cases of diarrhoea or vomiting over 24h

17
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How long should people with infective gastroenteritis be isolated for

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48h after resolution of symptoms

18
Q

What a/b to give for bacterial gastroenteritis

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Erythromycin or ciprofloxacin

for 4-5 days

19
Q

Which gastroenteritis virus also causes RTI

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Rotavirus