GI Flashcards

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Plummer-Vinson syndrome

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Próx esoph structures associated with ida and squamous cell esoph ca

Tx iron

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EGD vs barium vs manómetry

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EGD for cancer concern

Manometry for achalasia, spastic dos

Barium for strictures, zenker

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3
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How to dx nonulcer dyspepsia

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Dx of exclusion after endoscopy to rule out ulcers, gastric cancer, and gastritis

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4
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H pylori management

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Only treat if associated with gastritis or ulcers, not gerd

Dx via endoscopy with bx or serology

Tx with ppi, clarithro, amox

Breath test and stool ag as test of cure

If not cured, do metronidazole and tetracycline

If that fails, test for ZE (gastrinoma)

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5
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Crohn vs UC

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Crohn - masses, skip lesions, upper gi involvement, perianal dz, transmural, fístulas

Surgery (remove colon) curative in Uc, not cd (only do if obst etc)

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Testing and dx of infectious diarrhea

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Fecal leuks, stool cx most accurate
If mild, hydration
If severe, cipro

Invasive bugs can —> blood
Viruses, giardia, staph, b cereus, crypto, scombroid aren’t invasive and don’t cause blood in stool

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7
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Celiac dx

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Antigliadin, antiendomysial, antittg ig
Small bowel bx most accurate

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Tx tropical spruce and whipple dz

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Tetracycline and bactrim for months

Whipple sx include neuro, arthralgias, ocular

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Pancreatic enzymes (replaced via pill in chronic pancreatitis)

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Amylase, lipase, trypsin

Usually released in response to secretin but not with chronic pancreatitis

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10
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IBS tx

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Fiber

Then antispasmodic/antichol like dicyclomine or hyoscyamine to relax bowel

Then tca

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When to screen for colon cancer

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  • colonoscopy starting at 50 and every ten years or sigmoid every five; if find dysplastic polyp do next colo in 3-5yrs
  • one family member with colon ca, start at 40 or 10 yrs before age of ca
  • 3 family, two gen, or very young age<50 - start at 25 and do colo every 1-2 yrs for lynch
  • fap or Gardner (fap plus bone and other tumors) - start sigmoid at 12 and do colectomy once find polyp
  • peutz-Jeghers - sigmoid starting at 8yo, hamartomatous polyps throughout bowel
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12
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Octreotide mech for esoph varices

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Sst analog decreases portal htn

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13
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Classification of laxatives

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  • stool softeners (eg colace)
  • lubricant (eg mineral oil)
  • osmotics (miralax, lactulose, mg)
  • stimulants (senna, bisacodyl (Fulco lax), Castor oil)
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14
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Hepatitis b serologies

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Surface or e ag- active infection (acute or chronic)
Surface ig - vaccinated (no core) or recovered
Core ig only - recovering
Core and surface ig only - recovered

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15
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Hep c testing

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Ig (can’t distinguish active vs treated)
Then if pos, pcr-rna to tell if active and determine response to tx

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16
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Acute vs chronic hep b tx

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Acute - no tx
Chronic - lamivudine, adefovir, entecavir, telbivudine, tenofovir (AE = bone and rta)

17
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How to use SAAG

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If >1.1 (so much more albumin in serum than ascites), ascites caused by portal htn

Else caused by increased vasc perm

18
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Pbc vs psc

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  • pbc middle aged women, autoimm, high alk phos with normal bili, antimitoch ig, ursodeox +/- obeticholic acid
  • psc ibd, young male, elevated bili and alk phos, anti smooth mm ig and anca
19
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Wilson disease tests and tx

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Tests - slit lamp for kayser fleischer and low ceruloplasmin
Tx - penicillamine or trientine +/- zinc

20
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Hemochromatosis tx

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Phlebotomy

Not chelators, which are only used for over transfusion

21
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Bun:cr, urine osm, urine na for different causes of Aki

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Prerenal: bun:cr high (>15), urine osm over 500, urine na low (<20)

Intrarenal: bun:cr low (less than 10), urine na high bc can’t reabs (>40) so urine osm moderate but <350 (except in contrast nephropathy when urine na is low bc decreased kidney perfusion so less filtered?)

Postrenal/bilateral obst: bun:cr high (>15)

22
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Infectious, bloody, inflamm diarrhea caused by

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Shigella, stec (no fever), campylobacter, salmonella

23
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H pylori tx

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Quadruple therapy: tetracycline bismuth, ppi, metronidazole

Then do eradication testing four weeks after finishing tx with urea breath test, stool antigen, or endoscopic testing (if they have another reason to need endoscopy)

24
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Saag

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Serum albumin - ascites albumin
If >=1.1, portal hypertension (from CHF, cirrhosis, alc hep) else other cause of ascites (eg peritoneal carcinomatosis, tb, nephrotic, pancreatitis)

25
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Acute pancreatitis causes

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Think etoh and gallstones, then TGs

26
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Things to order in diarrhea workup

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Tsh
Stool tests
CBC
Inflammatory markers
Anti endomysial ig for celiac
Endoscopy with biopsy
Malnourishment - B12, folic acid, vitamin a, d, e, copper, iron, zinc, pt/inr (vit k)