miscellaneous Flashcards

1
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variceal bleed (dilated veins cause bleeding most likely oesophagus)

A

1) ABCDE
2) Terlipressin - vasoconstrictor
3) Endoscopic band ligation
4) Sclerotherapy - injection
5) Balloon tamponade
6) TIPSS

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2
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variceal bleed prevention

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Beta blocker- propranolol

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3
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peptic ulcer disease (open sore in lining of stomach or upper small intestine duodenum)

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Peptic ulcer disease
1) Antacids and stop NSAIDs
2) PPI
3) H2 antagonists
4) H. Pylori eradication – PPI + Amoxicillin or Metronidazole + Clarithromycin
5) Mucosal straighteners – Sucralfate, Bismuth chealate

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4
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obesity

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1) Orlistat – reduces fat absorption
2) Surgery – gastric by-pass

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5
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C.Diff

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ORAL Vancomycin

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6
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C.Diff 4 NO’s

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No antibiotics, no motility agents, no SAIDS, notify public health

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7
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C.Diff causative organisms

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Fluoroquinolones
Cephalosporins
Penicillins
Clindamycin

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8
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STI

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Fluoroquinolones
Cephalosporins
Penicillins
Clindamycin

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9
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autoimmune hepatitis

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Type 1 – HLA gene, anti-nuclear antibodies (ANA) + anti-smooth muscle antibodies
Type 2 – teens, early 20s, anti-LKM1, F>M
1) Corticosteroids (budenoside) + Azathioprine

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10
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chronic hep b

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1) Suppressive antiviral drug
2) Peg-interferon monotherapy
Serology:
- Immunised – Anti HBs +
- Previous Hep B, not carrier – anti HBc +, HBsAg
- Previous Hep B, is carrier anti HBc +, HBsAg +

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11
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pancreatitis investigation

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Ix: Raised serum amylase

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12
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acute pancreatitis

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1) Fluid resuscitation, correct electrolytes, oxygen
2) Pancreatic pseudocysts – drainage
3) Abscess – drainage to control sepsis
4) Necrosis – Percutaneous drain

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13
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chronic pancreatitis

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1) Symptom control
2) Creon as enzyme replacement if pancreas insufficient
3) Surgery – [Pustow procedure, Frey procedure]

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14
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Pancreatic cancer (exocrine – adenocarcinoma):

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1) ERCP stent
2) Resection / Surgery (Whipples)
3) Chemotherapy / Radiotherapy

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15
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appendicitis

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Laparoscopic appendectomy + Analgesia + Antibiotics

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16
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Peritonitis/ Biliary Tract/ Intra-abdominal

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IV amoxicillin + Metronidazole + Gentamicin
-Cotrimoxazole, gentamicin, metronidazole if penicillin allergic

17
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Sepsis

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1) High flow oxygen
2) IV fluid resuscitation
3) Take blood cultures
4) IV antibiotics
5) Measure Lactate and FBC
6) Monito accurate hourly urine output

18
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abscesses

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  • Can’t be treated by antibiotics as blood supply
  • Incision and drainage instead
19
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H.pylori

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PPI (omeprazole)
+amoxicillin (metronidazole if pen allergic)+clarithromycin