gastroenterology Flashcards

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conditions that affect neonates and early infancy

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colic
GERDmalrotation
pyloric stenosis
grunting baby syndrome
hirschprung disease
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Colic

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bouts of excessive inconsolable crying seen most often under 3 months:

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management of colic

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: diet modification, maternal avoidance of dairy caffeine, soy,
herbs: fennel, chamomile,

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4
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GERD

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spit up milk, generaly improves at 6-12 months
poor wt gain, crying, cough or wheeze
PE normal

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5
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how to manage GERD

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Frequent small feedings,
thicken formula with rice ceral, 
avoid car seats unless in car
PPIs
slippery elm
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Malrotation

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congenital condition with incomplete roatation of intestins with bowel obstruction:
constant abd pain, bile stained vomit

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7
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how to manage malrotaion

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emergency surgery,

dx wit hbarium esophagram

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pyloric stenosis

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onset at 2-8 weeks with projectile non bilious vomitiong with wt loss, , hungry vomiter.

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9
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how to dx pyloric stenosis

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ultrasound and barium study, treatment is surgery

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Hirschprung disease

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sx: failure to pass meconium in 48 hours. hx of constipation, chronic laxitave use.
surgigal treatment

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11
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what are the GI conditons affecting infancy and child

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viral gastroenteritis
bacterial gastroenteritis
appendicitis
intusseciton
gastric bezoars
CNS conditons
REnal conditons
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12
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what is the most common diagnosis assocated with nausea and vomiting?

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Viral gastro

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what should you determine with vomiting

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is it vomiting or regurtitation., overall wellness in child, temp, hydration

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management of viral gastro

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nothing by mouth while vomiting, can continue nursing,
sippery elm powder, probiotics, charcoal caps,
dehydration is the complacation

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Bacterial gastro

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Pain fever, anorexia and bloody diarrhea, generally worse than viral,
Dx wit hstool cultue

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16
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what CNS conditions with nausea and vomiting

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meningitis.

17
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what renal disease with n/v

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pyelonephritis, glomerulonephritis, hydromephrosis, renal failure.

18
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when should you refer vomiting child

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ill appearing
signs of dehydration
projectile vomiting
abnormal abdominal exam
blood or bilious
less than 6 mos for more than 12 hours
severe underlying illness
19
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what should you differentiate with diarrhea

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between diarrhea and normal liquid stool of infants

20
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Functional diarrhea

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daily painless recurrent passage of 3 or more unformed stools daily for more than 4 weeks in a child that is growing and developing normally.

21
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treatment for functional diarrhea

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avoid dairy, sugar, increase fat in diet, probiotics, sippery elm.

22
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COnstpations

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infrequent bowel movement that may be hard or painfull.

breastfed can go up to 1 week without BM

23
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what is the number 1 cause of constipation at potty training age?

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with holding stool:

24
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how to deal with constipation

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Resolve wit henema if impacted or enema,
keep the bowel moveing, Mg or miralax
increase fluid.

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how long to treat constipation
3-6 monhs because bowel gets stretched.
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cure for intusseptions
often the barium enema that detects it.
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management of vomiting
rest the stomach, nothing by mought for 4-6 hours, then introduce TBS at time for 1 hour every 15 im. can put in bathtub to rehydrate.
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difference between viral or bacterial diarrhea
bacteria: n/v with diarrhea same day viral: n/v with diarrhea the next day
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Appendicitis:
N/V and acute abdomen, anorexia, fever, constipation do not want to move, Drawing up of legs.
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dx of appendicits
CBC, EXR, metabolic panel, abdominal ultrasound, Xray and UA refer
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chronic abdominal pain is most common when
children 5-14 and its ususally episodic lasing a few hours. concider allergies, consptpaon