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GI 2 Flashcards

1
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MC type of intestinal tumor

A

tubular, typically in the rectosigmoid area

“stalk with raspberry like head”

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2
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villous intestinal tumor

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higher risk of cancer

“velvety cauliflower”

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3
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familial polyposis

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  • 1000s of adenomas

- 100% cancer risk by midlife

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4
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order of tests for appendicitis

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ultrasound, CT

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5
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MC small bowel malignancy location

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duodenum, adenocarcinoma

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6
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where does colorectal cancer mets to?

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liver #1, lung, bones, brain

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7
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Dukes staging

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A-tumor penetrates into mucosa of bowel only
B1-penetrates into, but not through muscularis propria
B2-tumor goes through muscularis propria
C1-is B1 + lymph nodes C2-B2 + lymph nodes
D-distant mets

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Tumor grade

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T1-submucosa
T2-muscularis propria
T3-through muscularis into subserosa
T4-directly invades other organs

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9
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Node grade

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N0-no regional lymph node mets
N1-1 to 3 regional ln
N2-4 or more regional ln
N3-node along blood vessel

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10
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MCC of anal bleeding

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hemorrhoids

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11
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fistula

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opening from inside to outside that is abnormal

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12
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main liver functions

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  • bile production

- metabolism, detox, excretions

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13
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bile route

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R/L hepatic duct, CHD, CBD, pancreatic duct, duodenum

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14
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cirrhosis presents with

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ascites, jaundice, esophageal varices

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15
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what test should you order for possible hepatic failure?

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PT/INR

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16
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portal HTN

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portal blood can’t flood through to the vena cava b/c of fibrosis, leading to edema
the blocked blood causes vessels to dilate causing varices/medusa

17
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first alcoholic liver disease exposure leads to…

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steatosis, reversible until fibrosis occurs

18
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severe alcohol exposure leads to

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alcoholic hepatitis, reversible

19
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if you continue to drink after alcoholic hepatitis….

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you get cirrhosis, micronodular then “hobnail”, irreversible

20
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Wilson’s disease

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disorder of copper metabolism, effects hepatocyte transfer of copper into bile

21
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Hep A
B
C
D
E
A 
fecal/oral
bloodborne, all fluids except stool
bloodborne
goes w/B
waterborne fecal contamination, pregnancy
22
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chronic hepatitis (> 6 months) leads to

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macronodular cirrhosis

23
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IGM vs IGG for hepatitis

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IGM will be positive during window period bc it is the first ab made
IGG posiive means chronic hepatits
once IGM converts to IGG, you are chronic

24
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envelope tell us

A

how infectious the person is

25
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adenoma

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benign tumor of hepatocytes, common w/females on OCP

26
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MCC of hepatocellular carcinoma

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Hep C, alpha-fetoprotein is a good marker

27
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cholelithiasis

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stones, pain that comes and goes after eating that resolves, use pain meds and elective cholecystectomy

28
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cholecystitis

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inflammation/blockage of cystic duct, constant RUQ pain, ABX and emergent cholecystecomy

29
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reynolds pentad

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fever, RUQ pain, jaundice, hypotension and altered mental status

30
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test of choice for gallstones

A

HIDA scan

31
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MC gallbladder cancer

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adenomacarcinoma

32
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MCC of pancreatitis

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alcohol and gallstones

also scorpion bite can cause

33
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acute pancreatitis presenting symptoms

A

worse lying down, better sitting up, pain in epigastric region radiating toward back
dx w/CT

34
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MC pancreatic cancer

A

ductal adenocarcinoma of the pancreas head

CA 19-9 marker

35
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DX of DM

A

random sugar >200, fasting >126

36
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3 common symptoms seen with DM

A

polyuria-diuresis
polydipsia-blood is becoming hypertonic, water dilutes Na levels
polyphagia-glucose not going into cells

37
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3 common diseases associated with DM

A

neuropathy
myopathy
retinopathy

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