GI (35) Flashcards

1
Q

source of epigastric pain temporarily relieved by eating v. not relieved

A

relieved - duodenal ulcer (perforation = gastroduodenal a)

not relieved - gastric ulcer (perforation = left gastric a)

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2
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guarding and rigidity indicate

A

peritonitis

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3
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referred pain to shoulder means…

A

diaphragm irritation, causing phrenic n irritation to C3/4 dermatome

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4
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pANCA, lead pipe appearance (loss of haustra) in left colon), young male, mucosal and submucosal ulcerations

A

UC

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5
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chronic non-bloody diarrhea, abd pain relieved by defecation, ASCA, skip lesions, transmural, fistula formation, string sign terminal ileum seen on barium, granuloma MC in terminal ileum (RLQ), FHx of HLA-B27/autoimmune (psoriasis)

A

Crohn’s

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6
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bloody diarrhea with a fever in a child - next dx step?

A

bacterial stool sample –> test for bacterial enteritis

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7
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MCC of bacterial diarrhea dt food poisoning. Motile, spiral, non spore forming, gram negative.

A

Campylobacter jejuni

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8
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triple therapy for HPylori

A

14 days of PPI (omepr or lanospr), amoxicillin, clarithromycin

(OAC, LAC, BMT - bismuth/metro/tetracyclin)

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9
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Tx for moderate C diff (no leukocytosis, AKI, fever, sepsis, megacolon)

A

metronidazole

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10
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Tx for severe C diff (leukocytosis, AKI, fever, sepsis, megacolon) OR elderly/@risk pts with moderate Cdiff

A

po vancomycin

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11
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tx for acute onset of excruciating pain wiht thrombosed external hemorrhoids

A

surgical elliptical excision

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12
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tx for internal hemorrhoids

A

rubber band ligation

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13
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pt with ascites, fever, chills, jaundice, abd pain, tenderness and fluid wave on exam, and paracentesis fluid analysis with over 250 neuts per microliter

dx?

A

spontaneous bacterial peritonitis

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14
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tx of spontaneous bacterial peritonitis

A

cefotaxime

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15
Q

what can mumps cause?

A

acute pancreatitis (i.e. floating stool), parotid gland sialadenitis, orchitis

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16
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causes of pancreatitis

A

GET SMASHED - gallstones, ethanol, trauma, steroids, mumps, autoimmune, scorpion, hyperTG, (start statin) ERCP, drugs

17
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test to dx enterobius vermicularis

A

pinworm - scotch tape test

18
Q

CEA tumor marker for…

A

colorectal cancer

19
Q

MCC of isolated unconjugated hyperBr in asx adults. Br UGT activity

A

gilbert syndrome

20
Q

CA19-9 most useful for

A

assessment of whether tx for pancreatic cancer is working, GI malignancies, and pancreatitis

21
Q

raw fish and B12 deficiency (neuro LCST/cerebellar/DC sx), think…

A

diphllobothrium latum - can be latent for a long time

22
Q

MCC of bowel obstruction in infancy. Best dx test

A

pyloric stenosis.

US - show thickened pylorus muscle. Barium shows “double track” sign

23
Q

medication ost associated with pyloric stenosis

A

azithromycin

24
Q

infant presents wtih bilious nonbloody, nonprojectile vomiting withing first d-mo of life. intermittent, but progressive food intolerace, FTT, currant jelly stool (dt SMA ischemia) - dx and test?

A

malrotation (Around SMA), dx with upper GI barium endoscopy

see “birds-beak” and spiral/corkscrew duodenal configuration

25
hematochazia (BRB) v. melena (Dark) landmark
bleed below v. above ligament of treiz
26
cirrhotic patient with painless hematochazina - bleeding from where?
superior rectal vein
27
first week of life, presents with new onset jaundice, pale colored stool, hyperBr with elevated direct Br associated with CMV, neovirus, rotavirus (and no palpable abdominal mass)
biliary atresia - surgically tx if there is an abdominal mass, thing choledochal cyst
28
diagnostic and therapeutic for meconium ileus in CFTR-508 neonates
gastrografin enema
29
entamoeba histolytica-kind of diarrhea
bloody
30
anti-endomysial and anti-tissue transglutaminase IgA antibodies can est Celiac dx, but require what?
normal IgA
31
fasting lipid panels are only viable if pt refrains from....
calories for 12 hrs and alcohol for 24 hours