Gastroenterology Flashcards

1
Q

variceal bleed prophylaxis

A

propranolol
endoscopic variceal band ligation

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2
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variceal bleed Mx

A

ABC
correct clotting: FFP, vit K
Terlipressin
Prophylactic IV Abx
Endoscopic variceal band ligation
TIPPS if above fail

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3
Q

C Diff Mx

A

1st - PO Vanc or Fidaxomicin
2nd - PO Vanc + IV Metronidazole

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4
Q

Primary biliary cholangitis Features

A

IgM
anti-Mitochondrial Abs
Middle aged female

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5
Q

alcoholic hepatits Mx

A

Prednisolone

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6
Q

coeliac disease Ix

A

gold standard - jejunal biopsy
positive anti-TTG Abs, anti-endomysial abs

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7
Q

irritable bowel syndrome features (3)

A

Abdominal pain
Bloating
Change bowel habits

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8
Q

Liver failure clotting profile

A

all clotting factors are low apart from Factor VIII

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9
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haemophillia A clotting profile

A

low factor VIII

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10
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haemophillia B clotting profile

A

low factor IX

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11
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Von willebrand disease clotting profile

A

low VWF

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12
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H Pylori Ix

A

Carbon 13 urea breath test

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13
Q

Mesalazine (aminosalicylates) SE

A

agranulocytosis (check FBC) - sore throat, fever

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14
Q

hepatocellular Ca screening in which patients?

A

liver cirrhosis + Hep B/ C/ Haemochromatosis
MEN with alcoholic liver cirrhosis

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15
Q

ulcerative colitis mild/moderate
Features
Management

A

Features - <4-6 loose stool (variable blood)
Mx - 1st - rectal aminosalicylate (+oral aminosalicylate if extensive)
2nd - oral steroids if above not successful

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16
Q

ulcerative colitis severe
features
management

A

Features - >6 bloody stools + systemic upset
Mx - IV steroid (IV ciclosporin if steroid contraindicated)

17
Q

pancreatic Ca Ix

A

high res CT

18
Q

spontaneous bacterial peritonitis prophylaxis

A

if protein <15 - oral ciprofloxacin
if protein >15 - nil Abx required

19
Q

isoniazid SE

A

Vit B6 def (peripheral neuropathy)

20
Q

primary biliary cholangitis antibodies

A

Anti mitochondrial antibody

21
Q

primary biliary cholangitis management

A

ursodeoxycholic acid
cholestyramine for pruritis

22
Q

crohns maintenance management

A

azathioprine/ mercaptopurine
TPMT (thiopurine methyltransferase) needs to be checked prior to starting azathioprine due to bone marrow suppression

23
Q

crohns acute management

A

1st - glucocorticoids
2nd - 5-ASA (mesalazine)
3rd - azathioprine/ methotrexate/ mercaptopurine
4th - infliximab

24
Q

bile acid malabsorption Mx

A

cholestyramine

25
Q

C Diff risk factors

A

PPI, Clindamycin, broadspec abx

26
Q

Oesophageal Ca Adenocarcinoma risk factors

A

GORD, Barretts, smoking

27
Q

Referal for OGD

A

dysphagia

upper abdominal mass consistent with stomach cancer

Patients aged >= 55 years who’ve got weight loss, AND any of the following:
upper abdominal pain
reflux
dyspepsia