GI 2 Flashcards

1
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UC, jaundice, abdominal pain, raised ALP, AMA negative

A

Primary sclerosing cholangitis

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2
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80yo, thirst, pain tiredness, depression, bone pain and constipation

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Hypercalcaemia

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3
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Give some examples of symptoms of hypothyroidism

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cold intolerance, weight gain, hoarse voice, menorrhagia, constipation and depression

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4
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cold intolerance, weight gain,hoarse voice, menorrhagia, constipation and depression

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Hypothyroidism

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5
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When is barium emena contraindication and why?

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In suspected diverticular disease, because of risk of perforation

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6
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Name a side effect of Ferrous sulphate tablets which are used to treat anaemia

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Constipation and black stools

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7
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Air under diaphragm

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Perforated viscus- eg colon

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8
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Constipated patient with an “inverted U loop” of bowel

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Sigmoid volvolus

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9
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Haustral pattern and colonic dilatation of 8cm

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toxic megacolon

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10
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Severe epigastric pain and vomiting, abdominal film shows absent psoas shadow and “sentinel loop” of proximal jejunum

A

Acute pancreatitis

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11
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Treatment for perforated gastric ulcer

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Surgical emergency, requires laparotomy

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12
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Treatment for severe oesphagitis confirmed on endoscopy

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High dose proton pump inhibitor initially then low dose therapy continued when healed

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13
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Treatment for Cirrhosis bleeding with haematemesis

A

Upper Gi endoscopy

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14
Q

Upper GI bleeding in patient with known cirrhosis

A

Variceal bleeding

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15
Q

Acute upper GI bleeding in patient in non cirrhotic patient

A

Peptic ulcer disease

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16
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Treatment in severe UC with fever, tachycardia and abdominal distension

A

IV Hydrocortisone

17
Q

Treatment for suspected IBS with colicky abdominal pain and bloating

A

Mebeverine

18
Q

Sympathetic nervous system hyperactivity- sweating, tachycardia, hypertension, high glucocorticoid secretion

A

Features of alcohol withdrawal

19
Q

ALT>1000

A

Viral, drug reaction or ischaemic hepatitis

20
Q

Name some recognised causes of diarrhoea

A

Chronic pancreatitis, Thyroxicosis, Carcinoid syndrome, Diabetes mellitus

21
Q

How does aspirin damage the gastric mucosa?

A

Through reduced surface mucus secretion

22
Q

Distension of small and large bowel on AXR

A

Small bowel dilated >3cm

Large bowel dilated >5.5cm

23
Q

Patient with high risk GI bleed

A

Hypotensive, haemetemesis or malaena, postural hypotension and co-morbidity…urgent endoscopy

24
Q

Patient with low risk GI bleeding

A

coffee ground vomitus and CV parameters are normal

25
Q

Only condition with more dysphagia for liquids than solids as a result of uncoordinated peristalsis

A

Oesophageal dysmotility- likely to dismotility

26
Q

Child aged 2months-2 years, Sausage shaped abdominal mass, inconsolable crying and colicky pain, red current like jelly bleeding

A

Intussusception

27
Q

Drug treatment for Pseudomembranous Colitis

A

Metronidazole

28
Q

Non Caseating Granuloma- UC, Crohn’s or both?

A

Crohns

29
Q

Dermatitis Herpetiformis

A

Rash found in coeliac disease

30
Q

What should be done promptly in the acute management for a patient presenting with ascites with spontaneous bacterial peritonitis?

A

Diagnostic Paracentesis Tap

31
Q

Most common peptic ulcer?

A

Duodenal

32
Q

What is the use of the PABA test?

A

Pancreatic Insufficiency