GI - FA, Pathoma Flashcards

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Can a pleomorphic adenoma become cancerous?

How do you know?

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YES

Facial nerve damage

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Why will the Left heart not get any valvular fibrosis?

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Bc the lung has MAO which breaks the serotonin down

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Colon cancer progression?

What protects against it?

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Risk –> loss of APC (ch.5) –> KRAS mutation –> loss p53 and INC COX

ASA presents against it

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Who does angiodysplasia occur in? Where?

Presents how?

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Adult in their 70’s, cecum and right colon

Hematochezia

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What are the greatest prognostic factors of adenoma to become cancer after biopsy?

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1 size > 2cm

Sessile growth
Villous histology

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When does carcinoid syndrome show symptoms?

What can it cause?

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When it metastasizes to the liver

Carcinoid heart disease –> Right-sided valvular fibrosis and TR w/pulmonary valve stenosis

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What causes appendicitis?

MC complication?

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Lymphoid hyperplasia
Fecalith

Periappendiceal abscess

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Rupture of pud may lead to bleeding from what?

What location?

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Gastroduodenal artery or acute pancreatitis

Posterior duodenum (ant MC)

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Hirschsprung disease is due to what?

Dx?

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Failure of ganglion cells to descend into myenteric and submucosal plexus

Rectal suction biopsy

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Peak incidence of colorectal cancer?

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60-70

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Where is a pleomorphic adenoma located?

Describe how?

Arises where?

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Angle of jaw

High recurrence, mobile, painless, circumscribed

Parotid gland

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Gastric ulcer presents how?

Located where?
Risk?

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Epigastric pain that worsens w/meals

Lesser curvature of antrum
Bleeding from left gastric artery

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What is associated w/increased risk for Streptococcus bovis endocarditis?

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Colonic carcinoma

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Kids w/pyloric stenosis when?

How?

Tx?

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2 weeks after birth

Projectile nonbilious vomiting, olive-like mass in abdomen, visible peristalsis

Myotomy

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What is hamartomatous polyps, mucocutaneous hyperpigmentation on lips, oral mucosa, and genital skin?

Inheritance?

Inc risk for what?

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Peutz-Jeghers

AD

Colorectal, breast, gynecological cancer

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Complications of diverticula?

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Hematochezia
Diverticulitis
Fistula –> colovesicular fistula

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Sialadenitis MC leads to what infection?

B/l or u/l?

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S.aureus

U/l

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P-ANCA is (+) in what IBD?

Called what else?

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UC

MPO-ANCA

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When does esophageal carcinoma present? Prognosis?

What CFs?

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Late - poor prognosis

Dysphagia, hematemesis, weight loss, pain

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What are outpouchings of mucosa and submucosa through the muscularis propria?

Related to what?

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Diverticula

Wall stress

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What is an AR deficiency of B48 and B100?

CF?

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Abetalipoproteinemia

Absent VLDL and LDL, malabsorption (B48)

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Upper 1/3 of esophagus cancer affects what LNs?

Mid 1/3?

Lower?

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Cervical nodes

Mediastinal

Celiac and gastric

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Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia CFs?

inheritance?

Presents how?

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Thin-walled blood vessels in mouth and GI tract

AD

Bleeding

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Gross appearance of UC?

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Pseudopolyps w/loss of haustra (lead pipe sign)

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Cobblestoning and fistula seen in what? Barium shows what?
Crohn's String sign
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What is achalasia? What sign? Due to what?
disordered esophageal motility and inability to relax LES Bird-beak Damage ganglion cells in myenteric plexus
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How does left-sided carcinoma present? Due to what?
Napkin-ring lesion Dec stool caliber, LLQ pain, blood-streaked stool Adenocarcinoma
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What is FAP w/fibromatosis and osteomas?
Gardner syndrome
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LLQ pain and bloody diarrhea means what?
UC
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What is ASCA+?
Crohn's
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MC of polyp is what? B9 or Mal? Arises where?
Hyperplastic polyp B9 w/NO Mal potential Left colon
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Double bubble sign seen with what?
Duodenal atresia
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Celiac disease is what type HS? Assoc w/what HLAs? How is damage mediated?
Type 4 DQ2, DQ8 Helper T cells
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How does tropical spruce arise? Tx? Damage is where? What deficiency may occur?
After infectious diarrhea, give antibiotics Jejunum and ileum B12 or B9 def
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Warthin tumor arises where? Describe
Parotid gland B9 cystic tumor w/abundant LN tissue
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What is recurrent aphthous ulcers, genital ulcers, and uveitis?
Behcet syndrome
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What is Boerhaave syndrome? What sign can detect it?
Rupture of esophagus --> air in mediastinum and subcutaneous emphysema Hamman's sign (crunching sound)
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MC causes of intussesception in adults? Kids?
Tumor Lymphoid hyperplasia (rotavirus), arises in terminal ileum
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Are duodenal ulcers malignant?
Almost never | B9 looked punched out
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What is the most common cause of ischemic colitis? Due to what? Where? Presents how?
Atherosclerosis of SMA Splenic flexure Postprandial pain and weight loss, infarction --> pain and bloody diarrhea
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Chronic H.pylori gastritis involves which site MC? Presents how? Inc risk for what?
Antrum Abdominal pain ulceration MALT lymphoma Adenocarcinoma
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complications of UC are what?
Toxic megacolon | Carcinoma based on (colonic involvement, duration > 10 years)
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Right-sided carcinoma seen in what pts? Presents how?
MS instability pathway, older adult w/Fe def anemia Bleeding and vague pain
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What is FAP w/CNS tumors (medulloblastoma and glial tumors)?
Turcot syndrome Turban -- head cancer
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What signs or symptoms can indicate underlying gastric carcinoma?
Acanthosis nigricans Lesser-Trelat sign Virchow's node
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CF of duodenal atresia? Assoc w/what?
Polyhydramnios, distension of stomach, bilious vomiting Down syndrome
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Carcinoid tumor is what kind of cell? Grade? + for what? MC site?
Neuroendocrine Low-grade Mal Chromogranin Small bowel
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What are the associated conditions w/Crohn's?
AS Migratory polyarthritis Erythema nodosum Uveitis
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What has PSC association?
UC
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UC involves what parts? Key histologic hallmark?
Continuous from rectum to cecum Crypt abscess w/neutrophils
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How does small bowel infarction present?
Abomdinal pain, bloody diarrhea, decreased bowel sounds
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CF of Whipple? PAS demonstrates what?
Arthritis, cardiac valve involvement, LNs, CNS Foamy macrophages in PAS
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2nd MC type of polyp? b9 or Mal?
Adenomatous polyp B9 but has malignant potential
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MC site of Crohn's? Histo hallmark?
Terminal ileum Non-caseating granulomas
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What is a tumor marker used for assessing treatment response and detecting recurrence of colonic cancer?
CEA
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Duodenal atresia due to what?
Failure of duodenum to canalize
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What causes bowel sounds in lower lung field and pts may have lung hypoplasia?
Paraesophgeal hernia
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HNPCC has increased risk for what other cancers?
Ovarian | Endometrial
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What can cause calcium oxalate nephrolithiasis?
Crohn's
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Where is the MC metastasis from stomach?
Liver
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What lab can be increased in mumps?
Serum amylase
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Zenker diverticulum due to what?
Acquired defect in muscular wall (false)
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What has a NOD2 mutation?
Crohn's
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What is the main finding of achalasia? Inc risk for what?
High LES pressure on esophageal manometry Esophageal SCC
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Who has increased risk of getting intestinal type gastric carcinoma? Produces what?
H.pylori Nitrosamines in smoked food blood type A Ulcer
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What can induce production of acid?
ACh Gastrin Histamine
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Where is the MC location of SCC of oral mucosa? RFs?
Floor of the mouth Alcohol, smoking
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Celiac disease damage is most prominent where? Complications of disease?
Duodenum Carcinoma T-cell Lymphoma (EATL)
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Dermatitis herpetiformis is due to what?
IgA deposition at tips of dermal papillae
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What are precursor lesions for SCC of oral mucosa?
Leukoplakia | Erythroplakia (vascularized leukoplakia)
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Pud presents how? Biopsy shows what?
Epigastric pain that improves w/meals Ulcer w/hypertrophy of Brunner's glands
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MC site of Whipple disease? Stain how? Results in what?
Small bowel LP PAS+ macrophages Fat malabsorption and steatorrhea
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How does intussusception present?
Obstruction and disruption of blood supply w/in infarction
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Intestinal type gastric cancer metastasizes to what special location? Diffuse type?
Periumbilical region (Sister Mary nodule) B/l ovaries (Krukenberg)
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What is a volvulus? MC locations where?
Twisting of bowel along mesentery Sigmoid colon - elderly Cecum - young adult
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Blood from what vessel backs up in the esophageal vein resulting in dilation?
Left gastric vein
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TEF is what? Baby presents how?
Fistula between trachea and esophagus Vomiting, polyhydramnios, abdominal distention, aspiration
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Transmural infarction of what vessel causes small bowel infarction?
SMA or thrombosis of mesenteric vein
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What causes GERD? RFs?
Reduced LES tone Alcohol, tobacco, obesity, caffeine, HIATAL HERNIA
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CF of chronic autoimmune gastritis?
Atrophy of mucosa w/intestinal metaplasia Achlorhydria w/increased gastrin levels and antral G-cell hyperplasia Pernicious anemia INC risk for gastric adenocarcinoma
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What is an esophageal web? Inc risk for what?
Protrusion of esophageal mucosa Esophageal SCC
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What is characterized by signet ring cells?
Diffuse type gastric carcinoma
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What is the most common cancer of esophagus worldwide? What part of esophagus? RF?
SCC Upper or middle third Irritants --> tobacco, web, achalasia, hot drinks, injury
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Severe alcoholism/bulimia can cause what in throat? Presents how?
Mallory Weiss tear Painful hematemesis
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What produces hour-glass appearance of stomach?
Sliding hiatal hernia
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Is leukoplakia or erythroplakia more suggestive of squamous cell dysplasia?
Erythroplakia
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What is the change in Barrett' esophagus?
NKSE (non-kertanized squamous epithelium) to Non-ciliated columnar epithelium w/goblet cells
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What are the defenses of the mucosal layer?
Mucin (from foveolar cells), bicarb (from surface epithelium), normal blood supply
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What causes a failure of herniated intestines to return to the body cavity during development?
Omphalocele
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Increased ICP causing acute gastritis is called what? How?
Cushing ulcer Inc stimulation of vagus leads to inc acid - via ACh
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What is the MC cause of death in cirrhosis? Presents how?
Esophageal varices rupture Painless hematemesis
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Where does adenocarcinoma occur in the esophagus?
Lower 1/3 of esophagus
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What is a malformation of the anterior abdominal wall leading to exposure of abdominal contents?
Gastroschisis
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Grayish base surrounded by erythema is what?
Aphthous ulcer
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What is a malignant tumor that usually arises in parotid and involves CN 7?
Mucoepidermoid carcinoma
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Pts w/esophageal web may have? Describe it
Plummer-Vinson syndrome Fe-def anemia, esophageal web, beefy-red tongue (atrophic glossitis)