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GI Flashcards

1
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Corkscrew XR

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Esophageal spasm

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Apple core XR

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Cancer

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Stacked coin XR

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Intussusception

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Abrupt cutoff in XR

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Volvulus

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Bird’s beak XR

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Achalasia

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String sign on XR

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Pyloric Stenosis

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Causes of Solid Dysphagia

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Schatzki’s RingsStricturesCancer

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Schatzki’s Rings

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LEW

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Causes of Liquid Dysphagia

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SclerodermaAchalasiaEsophageal spasm

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Barrett’s Esophagus

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MetaplasiaIncreased risk of adenocarcinoma

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11
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Esophageal Varicies

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d/t Portal HTNVomit blood when they rupture

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Mallory-Weiss

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Chronic vomitersTear at LES mucosa

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Boorhave’s Esophagus

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Transmural rupture of the esophagus

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14
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Achalasia

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Increased LES pressureDecreased peristalsisLoss of LES Auerbach’s plexus Bird’s beak on XR

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15
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Hirschsprung’s

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Congenital lack of Auerbach’s in the rectumNewborn won’t pass meconium

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16
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Zenker’s Diverticulum

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Above UESCough undigested foodHalitosis

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Traction Diverticulum

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Below UES

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Plummer-Vinson Syndrome

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UEWSpoon nailsd/t Iron deficiency anemia

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19
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TE Fistula (H-type)

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Choke with each feeding

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20
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Esophageal Atresia with TE Fistula (C-type)

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Vomit with 1st feedingHuge gastric bubble

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Duodenal Atresia

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Bilious vomiting with 1st feedingDouble bubbleDown’s Syndrome

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Pyloric Stenosis

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Projectile (non-bilious) vomiting RUQ olive sign

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23
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Choanal Atresia

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Turns blue with feeding

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24
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Sclerodema

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Decreased LES pressure

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25
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Esophageal Spasms

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Increased peristalsis

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RUQ Olive mass

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Pyloric Stenosis

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27
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RLQ Sausage mass

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Intussusception

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28
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Bezoar

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Mass of undigestable materialAntrum obstruction

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29
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Type A Gastritis

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AIAnti-parietal cell AbAtrophic/AchlorhydriaAdenocarcinoma risk

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Type B Gastritis

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H. pyloriSpicy food

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31
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Duodenal Ulcer

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Loss of barrierPain after meal and during nightRelieved by eating (weight gain)Associated with H. pylori and Type O blood

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32
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Gastric Ulcer

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Loss of barrierPain during mealsAssociated with NSAIDs and Type A blood

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33
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Sliding Hiatal Hernia

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Fundus slides through esophageal hiatus into thorax

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34
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Rolling Hiatal Hernia

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Bowel protrudes through defect in diaphragmStrangulates bowel

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35
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Menetrier’s Disease

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Lose protein through thick rugal folds (generalized edema)

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36
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Constipation

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37
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Diarrhea

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> 200g per day

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38
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Osmotic diarrhea

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Watery

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39
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Cause of secretory diarrhea

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Laxative use

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40
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Inflammatory

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Blood and pus

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41
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Celiac Sprue

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JejunumWheat allergyVillous atrophyAnti-gluten/gliaden Ab

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42
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Tropical Sprue

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Distal ileum

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43
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Mesenteric Ischemia

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Pain out of proportion to exam

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44
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Bugs that cause bloody diarrhea

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CASESCampylobacterAmeoba (E. histolytica)ShigellaE. coliSalmonella

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45
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Cholangitis

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Inflammation of Bile Duct

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46
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Charcot’s Triad

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JaundiceFeverRUQ Pain

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47
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Reynold’s Pentad

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JaundiceFeverRUQ Pain(+) Hypotension(+) Change in mental status

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48
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Ascending Cholangitis

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Common bile duct infection d/t stone

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49
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Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis

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p-ANCABile duct inflammationBeadingAssociated with UC

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50
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Primary Biliary Cirrhosis

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Anti-mitochondrial AbBile ductules destroyedXanthelasma

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51
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Cholestasis

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Obstruction of bile ductPruritis Increased alkaline phosphataseJaundice

52
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Cholecystitis

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Inflammation of gall bladderMurphy sign

53
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Cholelithiasis

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Formation of gallstonesRUQ pain

54
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Choledocholithiasis

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Gallstone obstructs bile duct

55
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MC Gallstone

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Cholesterol

56
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Conjugated Bilirubin

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Water solubleDirect

57
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Unconjugated Bilirubin

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Fat solubleIndirect

58
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Signs of Alcoholic Cirrhosis

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Spider angiomaPalmar erythemaGynecomastia

59
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Hepatorenal Syndrome

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Build up of liver toxins causing renal failure

60
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Xanthoma

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Cholesterol build up in tendons

61
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High Cholesterol causes

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Atherosclerosis

62
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Xanthelasma

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Triglyceride buildup under eye

63
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High Triglycerides cause

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Pancreatitis

64
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Type 1 Hyperlipidemia

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Bad LPL (liver)High Chylomicrons

65
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Type 2A Hyperlipidemia

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MCBad Clathrin Pit/B100 receptorsHigh LDL

66
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Type 2B Hyperlipidemia

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Fewer LDL/VLDL receptorsHigh LDL and VLDL

67
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Type 3 Hyperlipidemia

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Bad ApoEHigh IDL and VLDL

68
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Type 4 Hyperlipidemia

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Bad LPL (adipose)High VLDL

69
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Type 5 Hyperlipidemia

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Bad C2High VLDL and Chylomicrons Associated with DM

70
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Chylomicrons

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Takes triglycerides from GI to liver and endothelium

71
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VLDL

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Takes triglycerides from liver to adipose

72
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IDL

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Takes triglycerides from adipose to tissue

73
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LDL

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Only one to carry cholesterol

74
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Breakdown product of VLDL

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IDL and LDL

75
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Crigler-Najjar Type I

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Unconjugated bilirubin buildup in infants

76
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Gilbert’s Syndrome

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Stress leads to uncreased unconjugated bilirubinIncreased load saturates glucuronyl transferaseDeficiency in UDP-glucuronyl transferase

77
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Rotor’s

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Bad bilirubin storage leads to increased conjugated bilirubin

78
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Dubin Johnson

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Bad bilirubin excretion leads to increased conjugated bilirubin Black liver

79
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Cullen’s Sign

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Hemorrhagic pancreatitisBleeding around umbilicus

80
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Turner’s Sign

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Hemorrhagic pancreatitisBleeding into flank

81
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Tests for Pancreatitis

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Amylase (sensitive) - breaks down carbsLipase (specific) - breaks down triglycerides

82
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Ranson’s Criteria

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Prognosis of pancreatitis

83
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Carcinoid Syndrome

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FlushingWheezingDiarrhea

84
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How to DX Carcinoid Syndrome

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5HIAA in the urine

85
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MC primary location for Carcinoid Tumor

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Appendix

86
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MC metastatic origin for Carcinoid Tumor

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Small bowel

87
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MC metastatic sites for Carcinoid Tumor

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Lung and Heart

88
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MC location for benign Carcinoid Tumor

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Appendix

89
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Currant Jelly Sputum

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Klebsiella

90
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Currant Jelly Stool

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Intussusception

91
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Familial Polyposis

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100% risk of colon cancer APC defectBegin colonoscopies at age 5

92
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Gardener’s Syndrome

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Familial polyposis with bone tumors

93
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Turbot’s Syndrome

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Familial polyposis with brain tumors

94
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Peutz-Jegher Syndrome

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Hyperpigmented mucosa

95
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Chron’s Disease

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IBD with:CobblestonesMelenaCreeping fatFistulas

96
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Ulcerative Colitis

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IBD with:PseudopolypsHematocheziaLead pipe colonToxic megacolon

97
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Intussusception

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Current jelly stoolStacked coin on XR

98
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Diverticulosis presentation

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Bleeds (painless)

99
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Diverticulitis presentation

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LLQ pain

100
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Spastic Colon presentation

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Intermittent severe cramps

101
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IBS presentation

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Alternating diarrhea/constipation with HX of stress

102
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External Hemorrhoids presentation

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Pain on defecation

103
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Internal Hemorrhoids presentation

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No pain

104
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Pesudomembranous Colitis

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Overgrowth of C. difficile d/t normal flora being killed off d/t over use of antibiotics

105
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Whipple’s Disease

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T. whippelii destroys GI tract then spreads causing malabsorption and arthralgiasPAS (+)

106
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Color of Upper GI Bleed

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Brown

107
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Color of Lower GI Bleed

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Red

108
Q

Adds color to stool

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Stercobilinogen oxidized to stercobilin

109
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Add color to urine

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Urobilinogen oxidized to urobilin

110
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Default color of stool

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Clay colored

111
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Default color of urine

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Tea colored

112
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Risk Factors for Primary Liver Cancer

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Hep B and CAflatoxinVinyl ChlorideAlcoholCCl4Anyline dyesSmokingHemochomatosisBenzeneSchistosomiasis

113
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Risk Factors for Esophageal and Gastric Carcinoma

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SmokingAlcoholNitratesJapanese

114
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Cause of Gastroenteritis within 8 hours of eating

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Pre-formed toxin:S. aureus (potato salad)C. perfringens (turkey/ham)B. cerus (fried rice)

115
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Bacteria associated with Colon Cancer

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S. bovisC. malangosepticus

116
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Hepatitis B labs during Window period

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HBeAb (+)HBcAb (+)

117
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Hepatitis B labs during acute recent infection

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HBcAg (+)HBsAg (+)HBcAB (+)

118
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Hepatitis B labs within 2 weeks of immunization

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HBsAg (+)

119
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Hepatitis B labs after more than 2 weeks of immunization

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HBsAb (+)

120
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Hepatitis B labs of somebody with a previous infection who is now immune

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HBcAb (+)HBsAb (+)

121
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Hepatitis B labs of somebody who is currently infectious

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HBeAg (+)

122
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Hepatitis B labs of a chronic carrier

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HBsAg (+) for > 6 months

123
Q

Only Statin that is renaly excreted

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Preavastatin

124
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Statins that need liver enzymes checked every 3 months

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AtorvastatinLovastatinSimvastatin

125
Q

MoA of Statins

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Inhibit HMG CoA reductaseMost active around 8PM (take at this time for maximum efficacy)

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