GI Flashcards

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MC esophageal Ca worldwide

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Squamous

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Distributed commonly in the distal 1/3 of the esophagus

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Adenocarcinoma

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3
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Common initial symptoms of esophageal Ca

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Progressive dysphagia

Weight loss of short duration

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4
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Onset of symptom Indicates 60% Ca infiltration of the esophagus

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Dysphagia

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5
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Electrolyte abnormality in squamous cell Ca

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Hypercalcemia

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6
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MC type of Gastric Ca

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Adenocarcinoma

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7
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Gastric AdenoCa with poor prognosis

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Diffuse Type

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8
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Gastric AdenoCa often associated with H.pylori

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Intestinal type

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9
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Extreme hypertrophy of the gastric rugal folds which increases risk for malignant transformation

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Menetrier’s disease

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10
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MC site of hematogenous gastric tumor spread

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Liver

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11
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Only curative therapy of gastric Ca

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complete surgical thmor removal with resection of adjacent lymph nodes

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12
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Role of radiotherapy in gastric ca

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Palliation

gastric tumors are radioresistant

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13
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MC extranodal site for lymphoma

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Stomach

pathology NHL of Bcell origin

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14
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GIST therapy

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Imatinib (Gleevec)

not responsive to conventional chemo

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15
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Precursor for Colorectal Ca

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Adenomatous polyps

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16
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Most frequent type of colorectal Ca

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Sessile type

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17
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Histologic type with 3x malignant risk for colorectal ca

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Villous adenomas

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18
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Point mutation in colorectal carcinogenesis

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k-ras gene

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19
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2 subsets of Polyposis Coli

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Gardner’s and Turcot’s syndrome

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20
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“Apple-core” or “napkin-ring” constriction in radiography

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Colorectal esp in the transverse and descending colon

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21
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Most frequent visceral site of colorectal metastasis

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Liver

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22
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Optimal treatment of colorectal cA

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Total resection of tumor

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23
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Sensitive marker for tumor recurrence

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CEA q 3 months

24
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Recommended surgery for rectal Ca

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Total Mesorectal Excision

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Backbone of treatment for colorectal Ca
5FU
26
Major side effect of FOLFIRI
Diarrhea
27
Standard Adjuvant therapy for Colorectal Ca
FOLFOX
28
More frequent ulcerations in anay Ca
Distal to the pectinate line | squamous cell histology
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Risk for anal Ca
HPV
30
Most potent natural chemical carcinogen
Aflatoxin B
31
Strongly associated with increased incidence of HCC
Chronic Hep B CARRIER state
32
MC symptom of HCC
Abdominal pain
33
MC sign of HCC
hepatomegaly
34
HCC invasion of hepatic veins
Budd-Chiari syndrome | tense ascites and large tender liver
35
HCC with best prognosis
Stage 1 | Solitary tumor <2cm without vascular invasion
36
Serum tumor marker in HCC
AFP | more specific: AFP-L3
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May predict portal vein invasion
DCP (des-y-carboxy prothrombin)
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Screening for HCC
Liver UTZ
39
Detect tumor size and extent and the presence of portal vein invasion accurately
Helical/triphasic CT of abdomen and pelvis
40
Provides histologuc proof of the presence of HCC
Core liver biopsy
41
Excluded from transplatation for HCC
If with portal vein involvement
42
Reliable prognosticator for tolerance of hepatic surgery
Child Pugh Classification | Child A amenable for surgical resection
43
Mucin-producing adenocarcinoma that arise from the bile ducts
Cholangiocarcinoma
44
Predisposing risk factor
Primary sclerosing cholangitis
45
Typical presentation of cholangiocarcinoma
Painless jaundice
46
Nodular tumors arising at the bifurcation of the CBD in CCC
Klatskin tumors | often assoc with a collapsed GB
47
Majority of carcinoma of the Ampulla of Vater
Adenocarcinoma
48
Most frequent metastasis of Ca of the Ampulla
Liver
49
MC presentation of Ca of the Ampulla
Jaundice
50
Most frequent site of pancreatic ca
Head of the pancreas
51
MC environmental risk factor of pancreatic Ca
Cigarette smoking
52
Pancreatic Ca precursor lesion
pancreatic intra epithelial neoplasia (PanIN)
53
Clinical presentation of Ca arising from the pancreatic head
Obstructive Jaundice
54
Palpable gallbladder
Courvoisier’s sign
55
Left supraclavicukar lymphadenopathy
Virchow’s node
56
Periumbilical nodules
Sister Mary Joseph’s nodes