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Infectious & Inflammatory Diseases Flashcards

1
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Fever, pain, leukocytosis

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Clinical presentation for infection & inflammation

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“-itis”

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Indicates an inflammatory process

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3
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Localized collection of pus

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Abscess

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Inflammation of the liver

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Hepatitis

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Hepatitis routes for A, B, C, D

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A: fecal-oral
B: blood and body fluids
C: transfusions
D: dependent on hep B

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Hepatomegaly, decreased liver echogenicity, prominent portal vein walls, thickened GB

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Acute hepatitis

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Coarse liver parenchyma, increased echogenicity, portal HTN, cirrhosis

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Chronic hepatitis

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Simple to complex cyst in the liver, shaggy walls, internal septations, echogenic foci with posterior reverberation (gas)

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Bacterial infection

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Candidiasis

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Yeast infection

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Uniformly hypoechoic, “bulls eye” or “wheel in wheel” appearance

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Candidiasis

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11
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Opportunistic infection

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Pneumocystis carinii

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12
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Amebiasis

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Parasitic disease

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Hydatid disease

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Parasitic tapeworm. Most common to occur in RT lobe

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Schistosomiasis

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Parasitic infection

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15
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Opportunistic infection that starts in the lungs and may affect many organs

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Tuberculosis

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16
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Peritonitis

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Inflammation of the peritoneum

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17
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Name some infectious and non infectious factors for peritonitis

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Infectious: bacterial, fungal, etc
Non infectious: pancreatitis complications, reaction to foreign bodies

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18
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Most often due to impacted stones

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Acute cholecystitis

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GB wall >3mm, hyperaemia, gallstones, impaction at neck, GB hydrops, + Murphy’s sign

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Sonographic appearance of acute cholecystitis

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Lab values with acute cholecystitis

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Serum bilirubin, ALP, WBC, AST, ALT

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Necrosis of the GB

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Gangrenous cholecystitis

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22
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Typically occurs at fundus of GB, free fluid in peritoneal cavity

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Perforation

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23
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Emphysematous GB

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Caused by gas forming bacteria and is more common in men and diabetics

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24
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Inflamed GB without stones

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Acalculous cholecystitis

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Appears as acute cholecystitis without stones

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Acalculous cholecystitis

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Most common form of symptomatic GB disease

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Chronic cholecystitis

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Lab values with chronic cholecystitis

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AST, ALT, ALP, BILI

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28
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What is chronic cholecystitis associated with?

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The development of GB carcinoma

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29
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Impacted stone in the cystic duct, GB neck or Hartmann’s pouch or compression of the CHD

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Mirizzi Syndrome

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30
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Dilated ducts above level of obstruction but CBD normal

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Sonographic appearance of Mirizzi

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31
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Xanthogranulomatous cholecystitis

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Rare form of chronic inflammation of GB

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32
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Appears as a calcified GB wall

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Porcelain GB

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33
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Inflammation of the bile ducts

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Cholangitis

34
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Inflammation of the pancreas

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Pancreatitis

35
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Increased amylase and lipase

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Pancreatitis

36
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Inflammation of typically the terminal ileum and colon that affects all layers of the bowel

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Crohn’s

37
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Affects the colon and rectum, inflamed mucosa and submucosa layers

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Ulcerative colitis

38
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Presents as RLQ pain and tenderness, leukocytosis and peritoneal irritation

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Acute appendicitis

39
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Blind ended, non moving, non compressible tube >6mm in AP diameter

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Sonographic appearance of appendicitis

40
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Distension of appendix with mucous

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Mucocele

41
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Outpouching of bowel wall

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Diverticula

42
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Inflamed diverticula

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Diverticulitis

43
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Obstruction caused by twisting bowel

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Volvulus

44
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Most common splenic sonographic finding in patients with AIDS

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Moderate splenomegaly

45
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Pseudomembranous colitis is linked to what?

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Antibiotic therapy

46
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Underlying cause of acute appendicitis

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Obstruction of the lumen

47
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Sonographic appearance of acute pancreatitis

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Hypoechoic and enlarged

48
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Flank pain, fever, frequent/urgent urination, increased WBC, pyuria, hematuria

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S/S of UTI’s

49
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Inflamed renal tubules caused by E. coli

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Acute pyelonephritis

50
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Sonographic appearance of acute pyelonephritis

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Usually normal, loss of CM junction, renal enlargement, compression of sinus, altered echotexture, +/- gas

51
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Cortical scarring, asymmetrical changes, atrophy, dilated blunted calyces

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Sonographic appearance of chronic pyelonephritis

52
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Complication of pyelonephritis that may decompress into collecting system of perinephric space

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Abscesses

53
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Pus in the collecting system

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Pyonephrosis

54
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Causes a thick bladder wall and decreased bladder capacity

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Cystitits

55
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Loss of voluntary control of voiding

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Neurogenic bladder

56
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Enlargement of the prostate and night time urination (nocturia)

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Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)

57
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Inflammation of the prostate and seminal vesicle

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Prostatitis

58
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Exudative pleural effusion is seen with…

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Infections & neoplasms

59
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Most frequent cause of LUQ mass

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Splenomegaly

60
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Abscess

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Acute hepatitis

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Fungal disease

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Parasitic infection (schistosomiasis)

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Tuberculosis

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Acute cholecystitis

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Gangrenous cholecystitis

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Perforation

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Acalculous cholecystitis

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Chronic cholecystitis

70
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Mirizzi Syndrome

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Porcelain GB

72
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Acute cholangitis

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Biliary ascariasis

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Diffuse acute pancreatitis

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Crohn’s Disease

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Ulcerative colitis

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Appendicitis

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Bladder perforation

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Emphysematous cholecystitis

80
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Chronic pancreatitis

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