GI Surg Flashcards

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Diverticular disease- Eti

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DiverticuliItis- acute illness due to points of weakness in near blood supplyFree perforation- infection into peritoneal cavity, may abscess95% in sigmoid colon sue to increased pressure

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Diverticular disease- Sx

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  • LLQ pain- Constipation- Bloating- Subjective fever- Tachy, abd tenderness, leukocytosis- Maroon or bright red hematochezia in > 50
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Diverticular disease- Dx

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CT scan

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Diverticular disease- Tx

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  • Mild- abx- Elective colonoscopy after 4-6 weeks- Operation- Free perforation (sigmoid resection) or abscess (percutaneous drainage)
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Appendicitis- Eti

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  • Blockage in lining of appendix leading to infection
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Appendicitis- Sx

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  • RLQ tenderness with guarding- Malaise followed by periumbilical pain, localizes to RLQ followed by fever- McBurney point- Anorexia, nausea, vomiting
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Appendicitis- Dx

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  • US or CT scan
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Appendicitis- Tx

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  • Operation to remove - Abx- Cephalosporin
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Hernia- Eti

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  • Abnormal protrusion of an organ through abd cavity
  • Can be reducible, incarcerated or strangulated (loss of blood supply)
  • Higher risk in men- Right side more common
  • Femoral more common in women
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Hernia- Sx

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  • Bulge, pain of ache

- Protrusion in canal on exam

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Hernia-Tx

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  • Reduce the sac and repair the defect-

Can watch and wait but doesn’t get better on own

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Hernia- Dx

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  • Diagnostic tests unnecessary- Clinical exam
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Ruptured spleen- Eti

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  • Direct blow or trauma to abd- Mono, AIDS, malaria, leukemia, sickle cell
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Ruptured spleen- Sx

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  • Pain and tenderness radiating to left neck or shoulder (Kehr’s sign)- LUQ at 9th-10th rib- Shock, falling hematocrit
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Ruptured spleen- Dx

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  • Ultrasound- multi view- CT in stable pts
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Ruptured spleen- Tx

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Emergent splenectomy

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Perforated bowel- Eti

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Appedicitis, diverticulits- Blunt trauma- ASA or NSAID OD

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Perforated bowel- Sx

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  • Sudden explosive onset of severe mid to lower abd pain- Shock- Rigid, tender abd
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Perforated bowel- Dx

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  • Abd XR
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Perforated bowel- Tx

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  • Crystalloid fluids- Abx- Remove infected material- Repair
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Peritonitis- Eti

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Perforation of abd wall- D/t trauma, diverticulits, pancreatitis
- E. coli , klebsiella

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Peritonitis- Sx

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  • Abrupt pain, distension, fever- Diminished bowel sounds- Rebound tenderness
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Peritonitis- Dx

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  • Examine fluid- High WBC count

- Albumin

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Peritonitis- Tx

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  • Exploration, debridement and drainage
  • Abx x 14 days
  • Cefotaime or beta lactam
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Bowel obstruction- Sx

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  • Constipation or obstipation
  • Distention and tenderness
  • Abd pain- N/V
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Bowel obstruction- Dx

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  • CT with contrast
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Bowel obstruction- Tx

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  • Resection and decompression
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Colon CA- Eti

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  • Screen at age 50 q 10 yrs- Yearly fecal occult- Adenocarcinoma most common
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Colon CA- Sx

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  • Blood in feces- Weakness and anemia- Change in bowel habits- Dyspepsia
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Colon CA- Dx

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  • Colonoscopy and biopsy of polyps
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Colon CA- Tx

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  • Resection of lesion and lymph - CEA levels pre and post op- Colonoscopy at 6 mo, 12 mo, 3 yrs, 5 yrs
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Volvulus- Eti

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  • Rotation of bowel loops around fixed point- Ischemia, gangrene- Sigmoid most common
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Volvulus- Sx

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  • Colicky abd pain- Spasms- Distension, tympany- High pitched bowel sounds
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Volvulus- Dx

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  • XR: loss of haustra, kidney bean appearance- Bird beak sign, loop distension
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Volvulus- Tx

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  • Decompression with sigmoidoscopy- Fluid resuscitation
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Umbilical hernia- Eti

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  • W>M
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Umbilical hernia- Sx

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  • Increased size- Sharp pain with coughing or sneezing
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Umbilical hernia- Dx

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Clinical

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Umbilical hernia- Tx

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  • Repair to avoid incarceration- Mesh
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Inguinal hernia- Eti

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  • M>W- Indirect > direct
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Inguinal hernia- Sx

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  • Bulge and pain in inguinal canal- Aching
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Femoral hernia- Eti

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  • Prone to incarceration/ strangulation- W>M- Descend through femoral canal beneath inguinal ligament- Difficult to reduce
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Femoral hernia- Sx

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  • Asymptomatic until incarcerated - Small bulge in medial thigh- Colicky abd pain
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Femoral hernia- Tx

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  • Open laparoscopy
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Incisional hernia- Eti

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  • Complication of laparotomy- COPD, steroids, wt, smoking
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Incisional hernia- Sx

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  • Bulging, pain, ache at incision site- Protrusion and obstruction at surgical site
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Incisional hernia- Tx

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  • Recurrence is common- Mesh repair
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Acute abdomen- Causes

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  • Appendicitis
  • Obstriction
  • Perfed ulcer
  • Diverticulits
  • Acute cholecystitis
  • Acute pancreatitis
  • Renal colic
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Acute Abd- Eval

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  • Hx: Location, localization
    Character of pain
  • CXR best tool to eval
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Achalasia- Eti

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  • Absence of esophageal peristalsis
  • Hypertensive LES- failure to relax
  • Neuron disease
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Achalasia- Sx

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  • Dysphagia with solids and liquids

- Regurgitation of solid food

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52
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Achalasia- Dx

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  • Manometry = gold standard

- Endoscopy

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53
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Achalasia- Tx

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  • Laparoscopic Heller myotomy

- EGD w/ balloon dilation, botox injections

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Esophageal varicies- Eti

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  • Enlarged veins in esophagus d/t portal HTN

- Azygos vein

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Esophageal varicies- Sx

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  • Hematemesis
  • Melena
  • Hematochezia
  • Hx of liver dz
56
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Esophageal varicies- Dx

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  • EGD
57
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Esophageal varicies- Tx

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  • Fluid resuscitation
  • EGD banding, sclerotherapy
  • TIPS
  • Octreotide drip
58
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Zenker diverticulum- Eti

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  • Pharengeoesophageal diverticula
  • Killian triangle
  • D/t lack of coordination b/t pharyngeal contraction and opening of UES
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Zenker diverticulum- Sx

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  • Halitosis
  • Dysphagia
  • Regurgitation, aspiration
  • Heartburn
60
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Zenker diverticulum- Dx

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Barium swallow

61
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Zenker diverticulum- Tx

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  • Cricopharyngeal myotomy

- Diverticulectomy

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Esophageal carcinoma- Eti

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  • Adenocarcinoma MC USA
  • Squamous cell MC- world
  • Men, smokers, ETOH, barretts
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Esophageal carcinoma- Sx

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  • Dysphagia
  • Wt loss
  • Hoarseness, back pain
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Esophageal carcinoma- Dx

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  • Upper GI, GD for bx
65
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Esophageal carcinoma- Tx

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  • Esophagectomy- stage 1 & 2

- + chemo , rad > stage 3

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Barrett esophagus- Eti

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  • Columnar epi in esophageal mucosa

- D/t reflux

67
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Barrett esophagus- Sx

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  • Long hx of GERD
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Barrett esophagus- Dx

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  • Endoscopy- salmon pink epithelium

- Bx

69
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Barrett esophagus- Tx

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  • High dose PPIs, endoscopic surveillance

- Esophagectomy in high grade dysplasia

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Caustic injury of esophagus- Eti

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  • Ingestion of acid or alkali
  • Alkali- liquification necrosis
  • Acid worst- coagulation necrosis
71
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Caustic injury of esophagus- Sx

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  • Inflammatory edema of lips, mouth, mucosa
  • CHest pain and drooling
  • Severe pain with swallowing
72
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Caustic injury of esophagus- Dx

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  • EGD
  • Burn staging
  • CXR in all pts- perforation
73
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Caustic injury of esophagus- Tx

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  • Fluids & Abx

- Resection of esophagus, jejunostomy feeding tube

74
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Schatzki ring- Eti

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GERD

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Hiatal hernia- Eti

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GE jxn and stomach into the thorax

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Hiatal hernia- Sx

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  • Asymptomatic- poorly controlled reflux

- Dysphagia

77
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Hiatal hernia- Tx

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  • PPIs, H2 blockers

- Nissen fundoplication

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Perforation of esophagus- Eti

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  • Boerhaaves- full thickness rupture of distal d/t repeated forceful voting
  • Mallory weiss: Longitudianal lacerations
79
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Perforation of esophagus- Sx

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  • Boerhaave: retrosternal chest pain, Pneumomediasteinum

- Mallory weiss- hematemesis after ETOH binge

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Perforation of esophagus- Dx

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  • B: Chest CT

- M: Egd

81
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Perforation of esophagus- Tx

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  • B: Surg

- M: Supportive

82
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Retroperitoneal abscess- Eti

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  • Infxn from adjacent structures (GI tract)
  • E. coli, bacteroides
  • Psoas abscess
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Retroperitoneal abscess- Sx

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  • Fever, abd, flank pain

- Acute illness

84
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Retroperitoneal abscess- Dx

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CT- gas bubbles, confined to compartments

85
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Retroperitoneal abscess- Tx

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  • Percutaneous drainage

- Abx

86
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Intraabdominal abscess-Tx

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  • Percutaneous drainage and abx

- Surgal removal of affect organ

87
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Ascites- Eti

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  • Chronic liver dz
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Ascites- Tx

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  • Determine if SBP (WBC ct)
  • Albumin > 1
  • Paracentesis
  • Furosemide + spironolactoen
89
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Cholecystitis- Eti

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  • E. coli infxn of gallbladder d/t stone obstruction
90
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Cholecystitis- Sx

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  • Episodic RUQ pain, precip by food
  • Fever, N/V
  • Palpable GB
    • murphy
91
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Cholecystitis- Dx

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US

92
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Cholecystitis- Tx

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  • Cephalosporin + metronidazle

- Cholecystectomy

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Choledocholithiasis- Eti

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Stones stuck in bile duct

- Fat, female, fourty

94
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Choledocholithiasis- Sx

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  • Biliary colic (RUQ pain, abrupt onset, lasts 30 min)

- Jaundice

95
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Choledocholithiasis- Dx, Tx

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  • US

- ERCP

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Cholangitis- Eti

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  • Infxn on biliary tree

- Gram -

97
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Cholangitis- Sx

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  • Fever, chills
  • RUQ pain
  • Jaundice
  • +/- shock and AMS
98
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Cholangitis- Dx, Tx

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US

- Abx and surg

99
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Liver CA- Eti

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  • METS MC cause

- HCC

100
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Liver CA- Sx

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  • Elevated LFTs
  • CEA, AFP
  • Hepatomegaly
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Liver CA- Dx

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  • US
102
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Liver CA- Tx

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Transplant

103
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Hepatic trauma- Sx

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  • Hypovolemic shock
  • HypoTN, low urinary output
  • Low CVP
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Hepatic trauma- Dx

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  • Abdominal sonography

- CT if heme stable

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Hepatic trauma- Tx

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  • Heme stability

- Surg exploration, arterial occlusion, hematoma drainage

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Short bowel syndrome- Eti/ sx

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  • Diarrhea and malabsorption from extensive bowel resection

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107
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Short bowel syndrome- Tx

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  • TPN initially

- Many small meals chronically

108
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Blind loop syndrome- Eti

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  • Bacterial overgrowth in small bowel
109
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Blind loop syndrome- Sx

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  • Steatorrhea, diarrhea
  • Abd pain
  • Vit deficiency, B12
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Blind loop syndrome- Tx

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Abx

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Mesenteric ischemia- Eti

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  • Emboli or acute thrombus

- Intestinal ischemia

112
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Mesenteric ischemia- Sx

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  • Pain out of proportion
  • Vomiting, diarrhea
  • hx of A-fib, heart dz
113
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Mesenteric ischemia- Dx, Tx

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  • Arteriogram
  • Revascularization
  • Resection of necrotic tissue
114
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Colon polyps- Eti

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Tubular adenoma MC

115
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Colon polyps- Sx

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  • Bleeding
  • Change in bowel habits
  • Mucous per rectum
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Colon polyps- Dx, Tx

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  • Colonoscopy
  • Polyp removal
  • Bowel and node resection
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Perirectal abscess- Eti

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Crypt in dentate line

- Infection and spread

118
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Perirectal abscess- Sx

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  • Rectal pain, pus
  • Fever
  • Perianal mass
119
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Perirectal abscess- Dx, Tx

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  • DRE: mass with fluctuant

- Drainage!

120
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ANorectal fistula- Eti

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  • D/t infection or chrons disease
121
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ANorectal fistula- Sx

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  • Perianal drainage
  • Recurrent abscess
  • Diaper rash
122
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ANorectal fistula- Dx, Tx

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  • DRE, protoscope

- Tx: Open tract, wound care

123
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Lower GI bleed- Eti

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  • Diverticulosis MC
124
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Lower GI bleed- Sx

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BRBPR

125
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Lower GI bleed- Dx

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Colonoscopy

126
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Pilonidal cyst- Eti

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  • Gland infxn over sacrum

- Men, chronic, recurrent

127
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Pilonidal cyst- Sx

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  • Abscess and drainage

- Pain and swelling

128
Q

Pilonidal cyst- Tx

A

I and D

- Cystectomy

129
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Splenectomy- Indications

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  • Hypersplenism caused by malignancy
  • Sickle cell
  • ITP, TTP
  • Thalassemias, autoimmune anemia
130
Q

Ranson criteria

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  • Age > 55
  • WBC > 16,000
  • Glc > 200
  • AST > 250
  • LDH > 350
131
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Ranson > 48 H

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  • Base deficit > 4
  • BUN increase > 5
  • Fluid sequestration
  • Serum Ca
  • Hct decrease
  • PO2
132
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Pancreatic CA- Eti

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  • Adenoma in pancreas
  • Smoking = 3x risk
  • Head MC
133
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Pancreatic CA- Sx

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  • Painless jaundice
  • Pruritis in skin
  • acholic stools
  • Dark urine
134
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Pancreatic CA- Dx

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CA 19-9