gi/liver passmed Flashcards

1
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what is intramural gallbladder wall calcification a risk factor fall

A

gallbladder cancer

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2
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what is mirizzi syndrome

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hepatic obstruction caused by gallstone

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3
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what is the modified glasgow score for acute pancreatitis

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pao2, age, neutrophilic, calcium, renal function, enzymes, albumin, sugar

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4
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symptoms of acute cholecystitis

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ruq pain and fever

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5
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symptoms of acute cholangitis

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RUQ pain, fever, jaundice

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6
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best blood test for acute pancreatitis

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lipase

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7
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gall stone location if no jaundice

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cystic duct

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8
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gallstone location if jaundice

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common bile duct

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9
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what is a pseudocyst

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present after 4 weeks of acute pancreatitis and can middle raise amylase

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10
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what blood test does a prognostic test for pancreatitis

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glucose

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11
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breathing complications in pancreatitisi

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ARDS

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12
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causes of acute pancreatitis

A
GETSMASHED
gallstones
ethanol
trauma
steroids
mumps
autoimmune
scorpian venom
hypercalcaemia, hypertriglyceridaemia
ERCP
drugs - azathioprine, mesalazine, sodium valporate furosemide
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13
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symptoms of chronic pancreatitis

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steatorrhoea, diabetes, abdominal pain after meals

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14
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investigations in chronic pancreatitis

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abdo xray

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15
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treatment of gastric MALT lymphoma

A

eradicate H.pylori

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16
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what is reynold pentad

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charcots triad + hypotension and confusion

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17
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treatment of pseudocyst

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conservative

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18
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complications of gastrectomy

A
vit b12 deficiency
osteoporosis
weight loss
early satiety
iron deficiency anaemia
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19
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what are pigmented stones associated with

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sickle cell anaemia due to increased red cell haemolytic

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20
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imaging for chronic pancreatitis

A

can use abdominal xray

but CT is more sensitive and specific

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21
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where does biliary colic radiate to

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inter scapular region

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22
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most common organism in cholangitis

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e.coli (then klebsiella after)

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23
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treatment of unresectable pancreatic cancer

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biliary stenting

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24
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treatment of acute cholecytitis

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IV Abx and early laparoscopic cholecystectomy

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25
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X-ray sign in sigmoid volvulus

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coffee bean

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26
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risk factors of sigmoid volvulus

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elderly, neurological conditions, chronic constipation

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27
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what surgery can be done to defunction the bowel

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loop stoma

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28
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colorectal screening programme

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FOB every 2 years 60-74 years and if +e have a colonoscopy

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29
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treatment of lower rectal tumour

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anterior resection

radiothrapy

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30
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what analgesia is preferred in bowel surgery and why

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epidural due to quicker return to normal bowel function

31
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sigmoid volvulus treatment

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decompression via rigid sigmoidoscopy with flatus tube insertion

32
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when is a flexible sigmoidoscopy offered for screenign

A

at 55years

33
Q

risk factor of anal cancer

A

HPV, HIV, CIN, smoking

34
Q

treatment of anal fissure

A

diet
bulk forming laxatives
libricants
topical GTN

35
Q

what does post defecatory bleeding suggest

A

haemorrhoids

36
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what does painful rectal bleeding with passage of stool suggest and on wiping

A

fissure in ano

37
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symptoms of gastric volvulus

A

vomiting
pain
failure to pass NG tube

38
Q

use of gastrografin enema

A

to look for colorectal anatomises

39
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where does diverticular usually occur

A

in descending colon or sigmoid

40
Q

cell type in anal cancer

A

squamous

41
Q

antibodies in autoimmune hepatitis

A

anti smooth muscle and anti nuclear

42
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antibodies in PBC

A

antimitochondrial

43
Q

what can effect the 13c urea breath test results

A

course of antibiotics in the past 4 weeks or PPIs in past 2 weeks

44
Q

treatment of severe UC flare

A

admit, IV corticosteroids, if mild, rectal mesalazine or short course of oral steroids

45
Q

investigation for liver cirrhosis

A

transient elastography (fibroscan) - used to be liver biopsy

46
Q

symtoms of refeeding syndrome

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arrhythmias, low potassium, low magnesium, low phosphate, fluid shifts

47
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investigation in PSC

A

ERCP/MRCP
liver biopsy - onion skin due to dilated stricture
pANCA

48
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treatment of c.diff

A

metronidazole

49
Q

what would you think of if liver failure post cardiac arrest

A

ischaemic hepatitis, raised ALT

50
Q

abg in mesenteric ichaemia

A

metabolic acidosis

51
Q

prevention of varicella bleed

A

propranolol

52
Q

treatment of vatical bleed

A

terlipressin

53
Q

malignancy linked to HNPCC

A

endometrial cancer and pancreatic cancer

54
Q

diagnosis of malnutrition

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unintentional weight loss >10% in 6 months, BMI <18.5 or BMI <20 and weight loss >5% in last 6 months

55
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symptoms of acute fatty liver of pregnancu

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jaundice, abdo pain an pruritus during pregnancy

56
Q

why do those with coeliac require regular immunisations

A

functional hyposlepnism - give pneumococcal vaccine every 5 years

57
Q

investigations pre fundoplcication for resistant GORD

A

oesophageal pH and manometry studies

58
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what does the inferior mesenteric artery suppled

A

the hind gut, which is th distal third of the colon and rectum superior to the pectinate line

59
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where does the inferior mesenteric artery arise from

A

L3 vertebra

60
Q

liver enzyme to look at liver function

A

PT and albumin

61
Q

budd chiari symptoms

A

sudden onset abdominal pain, ascites, tender hepatomegaly

62
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what test to confirm h.pylori eradicatons

A

urea breath test

63
Q

symptoms of oesophageal cancer

A

hoarse voice
weight loss
dysphagia

64
Q

treatment of c diff if metronidazole doesn’tt work

A

vancomycin

65
Q

inducing remission in chrons

A

Iv hydrocortisone

66
Q

what would difficulty in swallowing salvia being the worst suggest

A

globus pharyngis (globus hystericus)

67
Q

investigation of carcinoid syndrome

A

5-HIAA urinary

68
Q

what is gilbert’s syndrome

A

benign condition causing mild rise in bilirubin

69
Q

what is SAAG

A

serum ascitic albumin gradient and >11 means portal HTN

70
Q

treatment of chrons flare if steroids don’t work

A

biologics

71
Q

investigations in acute mesenteric ischaemia

A

raised lactate

72
Q

side effect of omeprazole

A

hyponatraemia

73
Q

which IBD is more linked to tenesmus

A

UC