Geri 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Choking while drinking liquids, tongue deviation, asymmetrical palate, thick speech. Good test:

A

Swallow Evaluation

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2
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85 y/o, recurrent pneumonia: good test, evaluate for:

A

Swallow study for silent aspiration

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3
Q

Belching and chest discomfort, part of stomach above diaphragm. Diagnosis:

A

Hiatal hernia

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4
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75 y/o difficulty swallowing liquids and solids, manometry shows diffuse dysmotility. Underlying condition:

A

Diabetes Mellitus

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5
Q

Smoking and alcohol use, cancer of distal esophagus:

A

adenocarcinoma

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6
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79 y/o, trouble initiating swallow, hesitance, feels food move slowly. Denies choking, vomiting, reflux, weight loss. Likely associated diagnosis:

A

Parkinson’s Disease

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7
Q

Physical finding on tongue in atrophic glossitis:

A

Shiny, red, bald

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8
Q

Most common cause for salivary dysfunction in elderly

A

iatrogenic

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9
Q

Major risk factors for oral cancer

A

alcohol and tobacco

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10
Q

80 y/o, choking while drinking liquids, no problems chewing or swallowing. Likely diagnosis:

A

Oropharyngeal dyspagia

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11
Q

Gender affects this complication of GERD:

A

Barrett’s Esophagus

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12
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Important factors in the development of erosive esophagus:

A

Lower esophageal sphincter pressure
Esophageal clearance rate
Mucosal Resistance
Composition of refluxate

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13
Q

This food increases esophageal reflux by slowing gastric emptying:

A

fatty foods

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14
Q

Diabetic with gastroparesis, labs include TSH 12, A1c 7.1. First step:

A

Recheck TSH and treat hypothyroid as needed

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15
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Best test for post H. pylori treatment efficacy

A

H. pylori stool antigen

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16
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45 y/o male, hx heartburn, pressure in chest without N/V or radiation, first test:

A

EKG

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17
Q

45 y/o male, hx heartburn, worsening with pressure in chest, EKG normal, what next:

A

esophagogastroduodenoscopy

18
Q

92 y/o demented, constipation and bilious vomit, doesn’t eat but chews on bathrobe. Concern?

A

bezoar

19
Q

What happens in a Nissen fundoplication?

A

wrapping proximal stomach around distal esophagus

20
Q

45 y/o male, chronic allergy, recent onset of hoarse voice, no fevers, no other complaints. First steps:

A

Treat allergies then reassess laryngitis

21
Q

Old livers tend to be ______ er than young livers because of ________

A

Small, multifactorial causes

22
Q

How does one get Hep A?

A

Food, fecal-oral

23
Q

Proper term for common bile duct obstructed by gallstone

A

choledocolithiasis

24
Q

What is Charcot’s triad?

A

Fever
Jaundice
RUQ pain

25
Q

80% of gallstones are made of this, also urosdial is effective in these kinds of gallstones

A

Cholesterol

26
Q

81 y/o diabetic with pancreatitis. What is the most likely etiology?

A

pancreatic malignancy

27
Q

Big unexpected change in A1c in 81 y/o diabetic, what should you work up?

A

Pancreas

28
Q

Blood test to identify recent heavy alcohol use

A

Carbohydrate-deficient transferrin

29
Q

Define SIBO

A

Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth, colonic bacteria invade proximally into ileum and jejunum

30
Q

positive gliadin anibody, TTG negative. Is it celiac or Crohn’s?

A

Neither

31
Q

This lab test is helpful to track treatment of colon cancer, but is not particularly helpful in diagnosis

A

carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA)

32
Q

Big difference between ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s?

A

depth of mucosal lesion (Crohn’s is deeper)

33
Q

Disease characteristic unique to IBS:

A

functional disruption of enteric nerves

34
Q

Abx for C. diff that might avoid development of resistant C. diff?

A

metronidazole

35
Q

frequent etiology of abx associated diarrhea?

A

abx induced changes in colonic fermentation of carbohydrates

36
Q

what portion of people have diverticulOSIS by 80?

A

2/3

37
Q

Melena and increased BUN, how might we find the bleed?

A

upper GI endoscopy

38
Q

one effect of cytokines in chronic inflammatory disease

A

increase in hepcidin synthesis by liver

39
Q

what portion of bowel is most likely to have diverticulOSIS in Western populations?

A

sigmoid colon

40
Q

Tumor found in rectum, GI will next:

A

endoscopic ultrasound