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

A

undissolved cholesterol

1-5mm

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8
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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
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what is a hiatus hernia and what are the 2 types?

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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
which pathology is the mortality rate up to 50% if there isn't immediate surgery?
gastric volvulus & strangulation (intestinal obstruction)
26
most prevalent liver disease in the world
viral hepatitis
27
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
cholecystitis
28
copper accumulates in tissues & organs (liver & brain) due to a genetic mutation
Wilson's disease
29
which type of cancer is mostly caused by metastatic cancer elsewhere in the body?
liver cancer
30
slow progressive destruction of small bile ducts of the liver
primary biliary cirrhosis