GI, liver, gallbladder - worksheet Flashcards

1
Q

____ is a periodic regurgitation of gastric contents or stomach acids upward into esophagus - often seen in conjunction with a ____

A

GERD

hiatus hernia

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2
Q

abnormal muscular contraction in large intestine that does NOT cause inflammation or permanent damage or increased risk of colorectal cancer

A

irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)

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3
Q

2 most important risk factors for stomach cancer & colorectal cancer

A

presence of helicobacter pylori bacteria & diet

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4
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symptoms often mild to moderate with long periods of remission, some symptoms are diarrhea, abdominal pain or cramping, rectal pain or bleeding, defecation urgency, weight loss, fatigue, fever

A

ulcerative colitis

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5
Q

narrowing of opening (pyloris) from stomach to small intestine (duodenum)

A

pyloric stenosis

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6
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infrequent or difficulty passing of stools

A

constipation

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7
Q

most common gallstones are made of ____ and are ____ in size

A

undissolved cholesterol

1-5mm

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8
Q

clinical features of chronic & acute gastritis

A

abdominal pain & indigestion

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9
Q

most frequent site of metastasis in stomach cancer

A

liver

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10
Q

primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC) is autoimmune & more than 80% of those with PSC have ____ also

A

ulcerative colitis

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11
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cause of gastroenteritis

A

contaminated food & water by bacteria, viral agents

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12
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haemochromatosis is excess ____ in the body

A

iron

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13
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Tx for peritonitis

A

immediate antibiotics & hospitalization

surgery often required to correct cause & drain site of infection

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14
Q

what is a hiatus hernia and what are the 2 types?

A

upper part of stomach protrudes through a hole or hiatus in diaphragm & into thorax

  1. sliding
  2. rolling or paraesophageal
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15
Q

Crohn’s is inflammation affecting any part of the ____ - chronic inflammation thickens walls of GI tract, giving it a ____ appearance - normal segments are separated by disease segments, called ____

A

small/ large intestine

cobblestone

skip lesions

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16
Q

what causes appendicitis?

A

bacterial infection that obstructs appendiceal lumen with stool, tumors, worms or other foreign bodies

can also be caused by abnormal narrowing or kinking of organ

17
Q

most common type of peptic ulcer

A

duodenal ulcer

18
Q

most deadly cancer

A

colorectal cancer

19
Q

hypersensitivity or an immune reaction to gluten in dietary grains in the small intestine

A

celiac disease

20
Q

bowel ischemia (ischemic colitis) is inflammation & injury of the large intestine from inadequate blood supply, usually due to ____

A

constriction of blood vessels

21
Q

3 main causes of cirrhosis

A

Chronic alcohol abuse
Viral Hepatitis B or C infection (65% of cases)
Autoimmune (Primary Biliary Cirrhosis)

22
Q

in ulcerative colitis, obstructions are ____ whereas in Crohn’s disease, obstructions are ____

A

rare

common

23
Q

presense of diverticula in colon wall

A

diverticulosis

24
Q

metabolic disorder that damages muscle tissue & nerve cells caused by accumulation of glycogen

A

glycogen storage disease (type 2) or Pompe disease

25
Q

which pathology is the mortality rate up to 50% if there isn’t immediate surgery?

A

intestinal obstruction

26
Q

most prevalent liver disease in the world

A

viral hepatitis

27
Q

symptoms often occur after a meal, severe pain in centre & upper R quadrant, may spread or refer to SH or BK, tenderness over abdomen, nausea, vomiting & fever

A

cholecystitis

28
Q

copper accumulates in tissues & organs (liver & brain) due to a genetic mutation

A

Wilson’s disease

29
Q

which type of cancer is mostly caused by metastatic cancer elsewhere in the body?

A

liver cancer

30
Q

slow progressive destruction of small bile ducts of the liver

A

primary biliary cirrhosis