GI15 Flashcards
What are the characteristics of Menetrier’s disease?
- Gastric hypertrophy w/ protein loss
- Parietal cell hypertropy
- Increased mucous cells
- Precancerous
*Rugae of stomach are so hypertrophied that they look like brain gyri
Peptic ulcer disease: Gastric or Duodenal
- H. pylori infection 100%
Duodenal
Peptic ulcer disease: Gastric or Duodenal
- Pain DEcreases with meals
Duodenal
Peptic ulcer disease: Gastric or Duodenal
- Increased risk of carcinoma
Gastric
Peptic ulcer disease: Gastric or Duodenal
- Weight loss
Gastric
Peptic ulcer disease: Gastric or Duodenal
- H. pylori in 70%
Gastric
Peptic ulcer disease: Gastric or Duodenal
- Hypertrophy of Brunner’s glands
Duodenal
Peptic ulcer disease: Gastric or Duodenal
- Weight gain
Duodenal
Peptic ulcer disease: Gastric or Duodenal
- Pain Greater with meals
Gastric
Peptic ulcer disease: Gastric or Duodenal
- Occurs in older patients
Gastric
What is the causes of Gastric ulcer?
DEcreased mucosal protection against Gastric acid
*NSAID use is also implicated
What is the cause of Duodenal ulcer?
DEcreased mucosal protection or INcreased acid secretion (i.e., Zollinger-Ellison syndrome)