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Gastrointestinal Tract Flashcards

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Abdominal viscera herniate into a ventral membranous sac

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Omphalocele

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Thin non canalized cord replacing esophagus

MC at tracheal bifurcation

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Esophageal atresia

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Failed involution of vitelline duct

Rule of 2s

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Meckel's diverticulum
2% of the population
2 feet 85 cm of ileocecal valve
2 inches 5 cm long
2x MC in males
Age 2
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Olive sized abdominal mass
Second or third week of life
Regurgitation and nonbilious vomiting

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Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis

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Viral esophagitis
HSV
CMV

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Punched out ulcers

Shallow ulcerations

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Most frequent cause of esophagitis
Simple hyperemia
Basal zone hyperplasia exceeding 20%

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Reflux esophagitis

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Esophageal adenoca precursor

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Barett esophagus
Intestinal goblet cells
Distal third

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Sq cell ca of esophagus

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Alcohol

Middle third

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Proximal duodenal ulcers in burn pts

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Curling ulcers

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Gastric, duodenal and esophageal ulcers in pts with intracranial disease

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Cushing ulcers

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Antral gastritis
Pit abscesses
MALT lymphoma

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Helicobacter pylori gastritis

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Type A vs type B gastritis
Location
Infiltrate
Gastrin

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A body macrophages inc

B antrum neutrophils dec

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Diffuse mucosal damage and glandular atrophy of oxyntic mucosa

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Autoimmune gastritis

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MC location of PUD

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Prox duodenum

Antrum

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Gastric adenoca
Signet ring cells
Mucin lakes

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Diffuse infiltrative

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Gastric adenoca
Glandular structures
Mucin

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Intestinal type

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Gastric adenoca

Stiffening of gastric walls

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Desmoplastic reaction

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Gastric adenoca
Diffuse rugal thickening
Leather bottle appearance

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Linitis plastica

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Palpable nodules in cul de sac

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Blumer’s shelf

Gastric adenoca

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MC site of extranodal lymphomas

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GI

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MC site of GI carcinoid

21
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Salt and pepper chromatin

Synaptophysin and chromatogranin markers

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Carney triad

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Gastric GIST
Paraganglioma
Pulmonary chondroma

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MCC of ischemic bowel disease

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Atherosclerosis

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Site at greatest risk for transmural infarction

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Splenic flexure

25
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MC site of angiodysplasia

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Cecum or R colon

26
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Cryptitis
Crypt abscesses
Crypt architecture is preserved

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Campylobacter enterocolitis

27
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DOC for chronic carriers of salmonella in gallbladder

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Ampicillin

28
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Enlargement of Peyer’s patches
Oval ulcers oriented along ileal axis
Aggregates of macrophages replace small randomly scattered foci of hepatic parenchymal necrosis

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Typhoid nodules
Typhoid fever
Salmonella typhi

29
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Diarrhea
Weight loss
Malabsorption

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Whipple’s disease

30
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Distended foamy macrophages that contain PAS positive diastase resistant granules

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Whipple’s triad

31
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Inflammatory bowel disease
Crohn
Ulcerative Colitis

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Crohn any area of GIT transmural

UC colon and rectum mucosa and submucosa

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Skip lesions
Strictures
Thick wall
Deep knife like ulcers
Marked lymphoid reaction, fibrosis and serositis
Granulomas and fistulae
Malabsorption
Recurrence after surgery
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Superficial broad ulcers
Malignant potential
Toxic megacolon

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Aphthous ulcer
Cobblestone appearance
Paneth cell metaplasia
Non caseating granulomas

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Extraintestinal

Primary sclerosing cholangitis

36
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Small flasklike outpouchings
Epiploic appendices
Absent muscularis propia in walls

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Sigmoid diverticulitis

37
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MC site and sx of juvenile polyp

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Rectum

Bleeding

38
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Hamartomatous polyps with arborizing networks

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Peutz Jeghers

39
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Mucosal protrusions with serrated architecture without malignant potential

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Hyperplastic polyps

40
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Large sessile polyps covered by slender villi in the colon

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Villous adenomas

41
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Intestinal polyps

Osteomas of mandible, skull and long bones

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Gardner syndrome

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Intestinal adenomas

CNS tumors

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Turcot syndrome

43
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MC malignancy of GIT

Risk factor

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Colorectal adenoca

Diet

44
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Colorectal adenoca

Poor prognosis

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Mucin accumulation

45
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R colon ca

L colon ca

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IDA

Bowel changes or LLQ pain

46
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MC mets site for colonic adenoca

47
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Dilation of inf/sup hemorrhoidal plexus

48
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Bacterial peritonitis

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E coli
S aureus
C perfringens

49
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SBP absence of an obvious source of contamination

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Cirrhosis

E coli

50
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Dull and lusterless peritoneun
Serous or slightly turbid peritoneal fluid
Creamy suppurative material

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Peritonitis

Pathology 2 (20 decks)

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