GI Flashcards

1
Q

progressive dysphagia, regurgitation, can get oesophageal spasms (chest pain)

A

achalasia

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2
Q

barium swallow - birds beak appearance

A

achalasia

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3
Q

management of achalasia

A

nifedipine

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4
Q

who gets oesophageal varices

A

those with portal hypertension, cirrhosis, jaundice, ascites

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5
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management of oesophageal varcies

A

propranolol

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6
Q

epigastric pain worse after eating, pain eases with antacids

A

gastric ulcer

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7
Q

epigastric pain relieved by eating, pain worse lying flat

A

duodenal ulcer

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8
Q

investigations for gastric and duodenal ulcers

A

H.pylori breath test
if red flag symptoms - endoscopy

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9
Q

what rash do you get with coeliac disease

A

dermatitis herpetiformis

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10
Q

what is a main cause for diverticular disease

A

low fibre diet

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11
Q

LIF pain, constipation, bloating

A

diverticulitis

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12
Q

management of diverticulitis

A

well balanced fibre diet
surgery - Hartmanns

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13
Q

pathology in crohns disease

A

skip lesions
total colitis - whole colon
fistulae
aphthoid ulceration
transmural
non-caseating lesion
goblet cells

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14
Q

diarrhoea with blood, colicky abdominal pain weight loss, lethargy, erythema nodosum, uveitis, RIF pain

A

crohns
can affect anywhere from mouth to anus

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15
Q

investigations for crohns

A

bloods - FBC, CRP, albumin
stool sample
colonoscopy with biopsy
CT/ ultrasound

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16
Q

management of crohns

A
  1. stop smoking
  2. glucocorticoids (for attacks)
  3. azathioprine
  4. anti TNF - infliximab
17
Q

diarrhoea with blood, increased bowel frequency, incontinence, lower abdominal pain, starts in the rectum and moves proximally

A

ulcerative colitis

18
Q

investigations for ulcerative colitis

A

bloods - CRP, pANCA +ve
stool sample
colonoscopy - polyps
Xray - thumbprinting

19
Q

management of ulcerative colitis

A
  1. 5 ASA - sulphalazine
  2. corticosteroids
  3. immunosuppression - methotrexate
  4. anti TNF - infliximab
  5. surgery - currative
20
Q

pain on defecating feels like broken glass

A

anal fissure

21
Q

management of anal fissure

A
  1. diet - high fibre
  2. GTN cream
  3. diltiazem
  4. surgery
22
Q

painless bright red bleeding on the tissue paper, perianal itch

A

haemorrhoids

23
Q

have not looked at liver or gallbladder

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