GI Disorders Flashcards

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What is treatment of H.Pylori?

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Clarithromycin Triple - PPI + Amox or Metro + Clarithromycin (14 days), efficacy affected by previous macrolide exposure.

Bismuth Quad- PPI + Bismuth + Metro + Tetra. 1st line, pcn allergy, previous macrolide or failure of triple. 10-14 days of treatment.

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Subtypes of hepatic encephalopathy?

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A- acute liver failure, B- portosystemic bypass or shunting, C- cirrhosis.

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What do you titrate lactulose to in hepatic encephalopathy?

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2-4 loose bms/day

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How to treat ascites?

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Loop diuretic + spironolactone (40/100). Monitor weight (lose 1 kg/day edema and 0.5 kg/day furosemide) and electrolytes

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How to treat variceal bleeding?

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Fluids, ocreotide IV, antibiotic.

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How to treat SBP?

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3rd gen cephalosporin (cefotaxime or ceftriaxone)

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How often does hepatitis B become chronic?

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5-10% of adults, 20-50% of children <5 years old, 90% of neonates

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