Pedia: GI Flashcards

1
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Indications for endoscopy in foreign body ingestion

A

Sharp objects
Disc button batteries
(+) respiratory symptoms

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2
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Water soluble contrast enemas are both diagnostic and therapeutic in:

A

Intussusception

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3
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Characteristic metabolic abnormality in pyloric stenosis

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Hypochloremic, hypokalemic metabolic alkalosis

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4
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Ultrasound is confirmatory in pyloric stenosis. What are sonographic cut-offs for this condition:

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Pyloric thickness > 4mm

Length > 14mm

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5
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2 mo old male noted to vomit after every feeding for the last week. Vomitus was non bilious. PE revealed movable olive shaped mass in the epigastric area. A barium enema was done. What results does one expect? What is the treatment of choice?

A

Shoulder sign and double track sign.

Ramstedt pyloromyotomy for pyloric stenosis

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6
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Triad of Volvulus

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Sudden onset severe epigastric pain
Inability to pass tube into stomach
Retching with emesis

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7
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Most commonly involved gut segment in Volvulus

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Sigmoid colon

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8
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Most frequent congenital GI anomaly

A

Meckel diverticulum

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9
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Currarino triad of Hirschsprung Disease

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Anorectal malformation
Sacral bone anomalies
Pre sacral masses

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10
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Most common cause of intestinal obstruction from age 3 mos to 6 yrs

A

Intussusception

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11
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Intussusception is associated with which viral infection

A

Adenovirus

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12
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When is a stool culture indicated in gastroenteritis?

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  1. HUS suspect
  2. Bloody diarrhea
  3. Stool with fecal leukocytes
  4. Outbreak
  5. Immune compromised
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13
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What is the treatment for cholera?

A

Supportive care.
In severe cases,
TMP-SMX (age <8y)
Tetra/doxycycline (adults)

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14
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Normal stool output of an infant

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5 - 10 g/kg

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15
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Hemorrhage in pancreatitis is due to the action of which pancreatic enzyme.

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Elastase digests blood vessel walls

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16
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Abdominal X-ray findings in pancreatitis

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  1. Sentinel loop
  2. Dilated transverse colon
  3. Ileus
  4. Blurring of left psoas margin
  5. Peripancreatic extra luminal gas bubbles
17
Q

Treatment of choice for shigella dysentery

A

TMP-SMX (US)

Quinolones in developing countries

18
Q

On hepatitis C transmission

  1. Most common route
  2. Second most common
  3. Most prevalent for children
A
  1. Blood transfusion
  2. Sexual transmission
  3. Perinatal transmission
19
Q

First clinical evidence of infection

A

High ALT (6-7 wks after exposure)

20
Q

Most valuable single market of acute hepatitis b infection

A

Anti-HBc

21
Q

First serologic marker to appear in hepatitis B infection

A

HBsAg

22
Q

Marker of active replication in hepatitis B

A

HBeAg

23
Q

Which marker is elevated in patients who were immunized with hep B vaccine?

A

Anti-HBs

24
Q

What is the osmolarity of the who rehydration solution? Na? Glucose?

A

245 mOsm/L

75 mEq Na, glucose

25
Q

Most common form of esophageal atresia

A

Type A.

EA + distal fistula