Pacrestic Disase Flashcards

1
Q

For acute pancreatitis what is the name of the algothrithim

A

Revised Atlanta class (2012)

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2
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Going off of the revised Atlanta classification, what two categories is acute pancreatitis split in

A

Interstial edematous

Necrotising

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3
Q

What is the less than 4 weeks and greater than 4 weeks fluid called in interstitial edematous pancreatitis

A

Acute peripancreatic fluid collection <4 weeks

Pseudo cyst > 4 weeks

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4
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What is the less than 4 weeks and greater than 4 weeks fluid called in necrotising

A

Acute necrotic collection
Walled off necrosis
These can parachuymal or peripancreatic

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5
Q

How might a WOPN be treated

A

CT
EUS guided stent
Repeat CT
Remove stent

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6
Q

What can pancreatic pleural fistula cause

A

Pleural effusion

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7
Q

When aspirating pancreatic fluid, which things are looked at

A
Cytology for malignancy 
Fluid amylase
Serum amylase
Protein 
Fluid albunim 
Serum albumin
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8
Q

What may be treatment for someone with pancreatic flural fistula

A
Pleural effusion aspiration 
HPB clinic 
Smoking cessation 
No alcohol 
Octreotide injections
ERCP
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9
Q

What is a concern with someone with ascites

A

Poor nutrition

Weight loss

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10
Q

What is the treatment for someone with pancreatic ascites

A
Standard percutaneous ascites drainage 
Fluid amylase 
Fluid protein 
Serum ascites albumin gradient (determines portal hypertension ) 
NJ tube feeding 
Octreotide injections 
ERCP
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11
Q

What is chronic pancreatitis

A

Inflammation

Loss of function

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12
Q

Where is chronic pancreatitis of huge prevalence

A

India

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13
Q

What are causes of chronic pancreatitis

A

Alcohol
Cystic fibrosis
Congenital abnormalities like angular pancreas
Hereditary pancreatitis ; autosomal dominant
Hypercalcaemia
Diet

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14
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Risk to chronic pancreatitis in relation to alcohol and smoking is dose related, true or false

A

True

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15
Q

What are the symptoms to CP

A

Abdominal pain
Excroine insuffiency leading to dietary management
Endocrine insufficency

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16
Q

What symptom is most difficult to treat in CP

A

Abdominal pain

17
Q

What methods of imaging ar most specific and sensitive for CP

18
Q

If a patient has high risk or worrisome factors what occurs in relation to cysts

A

They get urgent HPE MDT discussion

19
Q

What is the preferred method for PCL imaging

20
Q

What biomarkers are checked in cyst fluid

A

DNA markers (GNAS, KRAS)
RNA or other protein marks
Carcino embryonic antigen
Amylase

21
Q

Carinoma in the is more or less likely to cause pain

22
Q

What are common signs of carinoma in pancreases

A
Pain if in tail or body
Weight loss
Anorexia 
Fatigue 
Erythema nodosum 
Ascites 
Portal hypertension
23
Q

In patients with cancer, what percentage are inoperable

24
Q

Use of radio frequency with stenting has been shown to increase latency and improve survival true or false

25
What technique is used to block pain in cancer
EUS Guided coeliac plexus block / neurolysis
26
What is the diff between block and neurolysis in EUS guided Coeliac plexus
Triamcinolone for block Absolute alcohol for neurolysis Neurolysis in people with severe pain