GI 1 Flashcards

1
Q

recurrent pathos ulceration is what
in who
cause

A

recurrent painful round mouth ulcers with inflam halos
F>M
crohns, idiopathc, iron deficiency, infection, systemic

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2
Q

leukoplakia white cause

if persistent

A

candida, SLE, mechanical irritation, trauma, oral candidacies form steroids, hairy EBV
alcohol, smoking, pre malignant

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3
Q

erythroplakia is indicative of what

ix

A

malignancy

biopsy

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4
Q

squamous cell carcinoma of the mouth who
where
prognosis

A

M>F
floor of mouth/lateral border of tongue, soft areas of mouth high risk
anterior better prognosis than posterior

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5
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inhaled steroids 
oxygen 
TB
CCB
nicorandil 
antihypertensives 
nutrition deficiency 
B12 defic
iron deficiency
A
inhaled steroids - candidacies, frail mucosa, angina bulls haemorrhage 
oxygen - xerostoma
TB - granulomatous lesion on tongue
CCB - gingival hyperplasia
nicorandil - oral ulceration
antihypertensives - xerostoma, lichen plans, angioedema
nutrition deficiency - oral ulceration
B12 defic - glossitis
iron deficiency - angular chelitis
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6
Q

HIV/AIDS and mouth

A

hairy leukoplakia, karposkis, herpes lesions

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7
Q
what is GORD
causes
symptoms 
ix
treatment
A

inflammation from oesophagus due to acid reflux
incompetent LOS, smoking, pregnancy, drugs, hiatus hernia
heart burn, regurg, cough, water brash
OGD, barium swallow, pH studies
life style, Gavascon, ranitidine, omeprazole, fundoplication

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8
Q
barrets oesophagus is what 
RF
symp
ix for metaplasia and treatment 
ix for dyplasia and treatment 
complication
A

replacement of squamous cells w columnar due to acid damage
GORD, M>F, smoking, central obesity
GORd symp
OGD and biopsy every 3-5y high dose PPI
endoscopic mucosal resection or radiofrequency ablation
oesophageal carcinoma

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9
Q
oesophageal carcinoma where and what kind is more common
risk factors 
symptoms 
investigations 
resection with what  
palliative 
squamous 
adeno
A

middle third. adeno>squamous
smoking, GORD, barrett’s, achalasia, PV syndrome
dysphagia, weight loss, vom, dy[phagia, hoarsenes, cough
OGD. CT chest abdo pelvis.
Ivor Lewis complication is anatomic leak which causes mediastinits which has high mortality
adjutant radio
stenting radio/chemo laser therapy
squamous eastern males 40% in middle
adeno caucasians lower 1/3

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10
Q
what is achalasia 
who 
symptoms 
ix oesophageal mam
Ba swallow
CXR
OGD
treatment 3
complication
A

neuromuscular disorder - failure of oesophageal peristalsis and impaired relaxation of LOS
middle age M=F
intermitten dysphagia pf solids and liquids. variation in symp, regurg, heart burn
mam: excessive LOS with doesn’t relax on swallowing
BS: expanded oesophagus, fluid level, bird beak
CXR: wide mediastinum , fluid level
OGD: exclude malignancy
endoscopy - balloon dilatation botox
surgery heller cardiomyotomy
drugs nifedipine can be tried

malig change in distal oesophagus

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11
Q
pharyngeal pouch/zenkeirs diverticulum is what 
who 
symp
ix
rteatment
A

protrusion of mucosa
M older
dysphagia, regurg, bulging/gurgling in neck, aspiration, halitosis
barium swallow +/- fluoroscopy
surgical excision of pouch and repair of defect in inferior constrictor

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12
Q
plummer vinson/paterson brown kelly syndrome is what 
upper oesophegeal web 
ix
treatment 
complication
A

web - think extension of normal oesophageal tissue
upper: iron deficiency anaemia and dysphagia
ba swallow, OGD
iron supplements, dilatation of web
malignant change

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13
Q

stricture caused by what
ix
treatment

A

GORD, trauma (OGD), foreign body, malignant
dysphagia first foods then liquids
OGD, BA swallow
endoscopic dilatation, surgery if unsuccessful

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14
Q
hiatus hernia is what and types 
who 
symptms 
ix
treatment 
complication
A

herniation of gastro oesophageal junction and/or prox stomach. sliding, rolling, mixed through duodenum
obese over 50 females
asymp. GORD in sliding - just prox stomach
barium swallow, OGD
decrease weight, smoking, GORD, fundoplication
risk of volvulus in rolling

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15
Q
oesophageal perforation causes 
symptoms 
CXR shows what 
what other ix can be done 
small treatment 
large treatment
A

OGD, foreign body, external trauma, post emesis (behaves syndrome), malignancy

chest pain, odynophagia, shock, surgical emphysema air in tissue, systemic sepsis

mediastinal surgical emphysema air/fliud in pleural cavity (neck)

gastrgraffen swallow

small NBM IV fluids IV ABs
large surgical repair

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16
Q

risk score used for upper GI bleed

A

blatchford score

17
Q

treatment for upper GI bleed
when platelet transfusion
when to give FFP
when to given prothrombin complex

A

PLT <50
fibrinogen <1 or PT/ATTP >1.5 x normal
if on warfarin therapy and continue bleeding

18
Q

what should be given before endoscopy in vatical bleeding

A

PPI telepressin and ABs

19
Q

what should be given for variceal bleeding

A

IV terlepressin, OGD: sclerotherapy/banding. if unsuccessful pass sengstaken - blakomore tube if continue bleeding then surgical decompression

20
Q

gastric varicose treatment

A

Nbutyl2cyclonocrylate IV, TIPS if not working

21
Q

oesophegeal bleeding oesophagitis
cancer
mallory weis tear

A

small amounts of blood mixed w vom. resolve spontaneously. hx of GORD
usually small vol
post vom resolve spontaneously

22
Q

gastric cancer
erosive gastritis
ulcer

A

frank or mixed w nom
epigastric discomfort recent NSAID use
erosion into sig vessel

23
Q

duodenal ulcer

A

commonly posterior

24
Q

management of ulcer bleed

A

adrenaline infusion and mechanicsl/thermal treatment
bleed stops PPI and H Pylori eradication
rebelled PPI and endoscopic attempt 2
rebleeds surgery