MedComplex-Exam 2 Part 3 (IBD,Liver,Pancreas) Flashcards
What is another name for CJ Crohn’s disease?
Regional Enteritis
What is the BASIC etiology of Inflammatory Bowel Disease? What are two possible secondary explanations?
Basically Unknown…1)emotional 2)genetic
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! Which one is 3x more common than the other?
CUC is 3x more common than Crohn’s
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! more common in whites than blacks (esp. E. Euro Jews)
BOTH
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! Peak in the 3rd decade of life
BOTH
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! Familial predisposition
BOTH
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! Extra intestinal complications
BOTH
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! In the early stages, both diseases have _________ changes often indistinguishable from one another.
morphologic
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! Peter’s Patches
Crohn’s Disease
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! transmural inflammation
Crohn’s
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! rubber-hose fibrosis
Crohn’s
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! creeping fat
Crohn’s
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! cobblestone
Crohn’s
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! skip Holladay lesions
Crohn’s (Cj is a skippy/spotty hitter)
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! The fibrotic intestines may be narrowed, causing intestinal stricture, and the inflammation of the serosa leads to adhesions with adjacent intestinal loops and the formation of “Fistulas”
Crohn’s
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! Fistulas
Crohn’s
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! Diffuse
CUC
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! backwash ileitis
CUC
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! Since we know Crohn’s is transmural, what layers are involved in CUC?
mucosa and submucosa
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! Prone to bleeding
CUC (Uhh. fucking chronic ULCERATIVE colitis)
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! surface of a football
CUC
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! Crypt Abscesses
CUC
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! Inflammatory Pseudopolyps
CUC
____________ is the most significant late complication of CUC…what do they start from?
malignant transformation…start from pseudopolyps
What % of CUC pt’s are unlucky and need an entire colon replacement? What % are lucky and the CUC goes away after a single episode?
20% unlucky…10% lucky
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! left side of the colon
CUC
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! right side of colon and ileum
Crohn’s
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! Granulomas are diagnostic
Crohn’s
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! Toxic Megacolon
CUC
IMPORTANT POINT** CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! extraintestinal complications ( arthritis, eye lesions, and skin lesions)
IDENTICAL FOR BOTH
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! Risk of cancer
CUC
CUC vs Crohns LET’S GO!!! Exacerbations and remissions
BOTH
What are the 4 major consequences of portal HTN?
1.Hepatic Encephalopathy 2.Ascites 3.Splenamegaly 4.Esophageal Varices (2 up from liver, 2 down/around from liver)
Caput Medusae is a result of what?
Portal-Systemic Shunts in Portal HTN
Ascites c/o portal HTN: ______ cannot be produced in a cirrhotic liver
Albumin
Splenomegaly c/o portal HTN: The enlarged spleen has a tendency to sequester and destroy blood cells which can result in a _________.
pan-cytop-enia (pandemic broo)
Why in the world did that God awful hemorrhoids picture show up?
c/o hepatic HTN
Hepatic Encephalopathy: What is the chemical that the liver cannot handle?
ammonia
How does the liver get FAT? Alcohol has a high caloric content and serves as a substrate for new fat formation in the liver cells ( called ___________)
neolipogenesis
COME ON! YOU GOT THIS!! What are the 4 ways the liver becomes fat c/o EtOH?
1.Accumulation of Fat 2.EtOH is fuel for new fat 3.EtOH inhibits beta oxidation 4. no LDL/HDL export
What is the first of the sequence to liver Cirrhosis?
fatty liver
What is it called when the liver becomes enlarged, tan-yellow, fatty and greasy?
Steatosis
Over 80% of Acute Pancreatitis is caused by which 2 factors?
1.Gall Stone obstruction 2.EtOH constriction
In Acute Pancreatitis: Obstruction could also lead to the reflux of bile into the pancreas. ______ normally activates pancreatic proenzymes in the intestines and could activate enzymes prematurely in the ducts
BILE
All these describe…. diabetes, fibrosis, entrapment of celiac nerve, calcifications, poor vitamin absorption
Chronic Pancreatitis
1 reason for chronic pancreatitis
surviving acute pancreatitis
1 pathogenesis in acute pancreatitis
autodigestion
What is the enzyme that is activated to then spur auto digestion?
trypsinogen
What two enzymes will show up in the blood within the first 24hrs of acute pancreatitis?
amylase and lipase
Hepatits associations!! Hep A
fecal/oral route
Hepatits associations!! co-infection/superinfection
Hep D (with Hep B)
Hepatits associations!! Hep C
Blood Transfusion (non-a, non-b)
Hepatits associations!! Fecal/oral route
A
Hepatits associations!! Necrosis of the liver DURING PREGNANCY
Hep E…Get it PregnancEEEEE
Hepatits associations!! Which is the only DNA virus?
Hep B!
What is the only antibody that covers the “WINDOW PERIOD” of Hep B?
The Hep B Core Antibody (aka Anti-HBc) (window period is 5-6 mo post exposure