Inpatient Med - GI Flashcards

1
Q

pain radiating to back, guarding, feels better laying forward - dx, TOC, tx

A

acute pancreatitis
CT
fluid, bowel rest, cholecystectomy if appliable

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2
Q

chronic pancreatitis - dx

A

calcified pancreas on xr

lipase/amylase NL due to calcification

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3
Q

what cholesterol lab elevated w/ gallstone

A

TGs

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4
Q

TOC gallstone

A

US, acoutic shadow

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5
Q

RUQ radiating to shoulder

A

cholecystitis

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6
Q

cholecystitis tx

A

bowel rest
ceftraizxone _ metro
holecystectomy

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7
Q

where would you find eso SCC?

A

upper 1/3, tobacco/etoh/toxic expose people

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8
Q

where would you find adeno eso Ca?

A

lower 1/3, fat white ppl

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9
Q

ToC eso Ca

A

UGD or esophogram

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10
Q

ToC eso stricture

A

esophogram, gold stnadrd manometry (showing increased pressure at LES)

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11
Q

pressing on neck helps you swallow - dx and toc

A

zenker’s diverticulum, esophogram

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12
Q

stabbing CP worse with hot/cold food & corkscrew eso- dx & tx

A

eso spasm

tx: nitrate, CCB, PPI

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13
Q

mallory weiss tx

A

PPI, if severe bleeding epi, band ligation

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14
Q

red wale markings and cherry red spots in eso

A

varices

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15
Q

mallory weiss v varice tx

A

mallory weiss- supportive

varice - 2 bore IV, endo ligation, octreotide, vasopressin (lower portal venous pressure)
*ballon tamp or TIPS if refrac

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16
Q

varice 2ndary ppx

A

propranalol - dec. portal venous pressure

isosorbide - decrease varice pressure

FQ or cef as well

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17
Q

tx for GERD refractory to anatacid, ppi/h2 block, metaclompromide (prokinetc)

A

nissen fundiplication

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18
Q

tx of H.Pylori gastritis/PUD

A

CAP

clarith, amox, PPI

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19
Q

tx gastrits (-) Hpyloric/PUD

A

PPI, antacid, sulfacrate

+ misoprostol if PUD

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20
Q

gnawing belly pain worse at night - food makes it better

A

gastric ulcer

if duodenal get skinny

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21
Q

gastric ulcer dx

A

EGD (need to r/o malig)

22
Q

MC gastric cancer (cell type)

A

adenocarcinoma

23
Q

type of hepatitis with highest mortality in pg

A

hep E

24
Q

will a person with resolved HCV have + or - HCV RNA

A

(-)

they don’t always have the Ab either

25
Q

tests for HCC screening in hep C pt

A

AFP, and ultrasound

26
Q

If you have HBeAg are you more infective or less

A

MORE - it’s the antigen

if u have the antibody, less

27
Q

If you have HBcAb what does that mean

A

acute infxn

1st sign is HBsAg tho

28
Q

tx Hep B

tx Hep C

A

Hep C: Peg inteferon, ribavirin, Harvoni, some -virs

(think C aunt peg)

Hep B: alpha-interforn, lamivudine, -FOvirs

(think alpha-Beta party FOvirs)

29
Q

dupuytrens contractures and palmar erythema are a/w wtith what liver condition

A

cirrhosis

30
Q

dx cirrhosis

A

US, bx, CT

31
Q

is liver Ca most often primary or due to mets

A

mets

but an ex of primary is HCC

32
Q

Celiac dx

A

anti-endomysial IgA Ab
and
transglutaminase Ab

33
Q

vitamins you’re def in w/ Celiac

A

vit D, Ca, Fe, Folate

34
Q

IBS v IBD

A

IBD has inflammation of intestinal mucosa (PANCA and ASCA +)
also a/w
arthritis, episcleritis, uveitis, constitional

35
Q

IBS tx

A

imodium, lopermide, -amines for ANTI diarrhea

lubiprostone for cinstipation

TCA, SSRI for pain

36
Q

IBD tx

A

5-ASA, meslamine, sulfsalazine

CCS for flares

6mercaptpurine, azathioprine, mtx (Immune modify)

37
Q

anal fissure tx besides WASH

A

topical nifidpine and NG (vasodilator)

38
Q

colon Ca common mets

A

liver, lungs, LN

39
Q

UC sx, Cx, and dx

A

LLQ bloody diarrhea
cx PSC, megacolon, Ca
dx flex sig

40
Q

Crohns sx, cx, dx

A

RLQ nonbloody diarrhea, wtloss

cx: perianal stuff, Fe, B12 def
dx: gi series w small bowel follow through

41
Q

if you have lynch syndrome what’s your colonoscopy schedule

A

start age 20-25, colonoscropy q1-2 y

42
Q

if you have NO 1st deg relatives w Colon Ca whats your colon Ca screening schedule

A

start at 50

  • annual FOBT
  • Cscopy q10 or flexsig q5
43
Q

if you have a 1st degree relative w Colon Ca whats your screening schedule

A

start at 50

  • annual FOBT
  • Cscopy (q10 if >60yo, q5 if <60yo)
44
Q

MC location of divericular dz

A

sigmoid colon, LLQ

45
Q

diverculosis diet

A

high fiber

46
Q

diverticulosis refrac bleeding

A

vasopressin

47
Q

diverticulitis dx

A

NPO
Cipro/batrim + metro
genta +clinda

48
Q

diverticula imaging

A

CT

49
Q

internal hemmorhoid sx

A

rectal bleeding, itching, fullness

50
Q

external hemorrhoid sx

A

perianal pain w/ poop, tender palpable mass

51
Q

hemmorhoid conservative tx

A

WASH, topica CCS

52
Q

is type 1 or type 2 hernia better for pt

A

type 1 - stomach and GE junction slide into mediatnum, treat like gerd.

in 2, the fundus pops up and you can have strangulation so possible surgery