Revision Powerpoint GI Flashcards

1
Q

bloody diarrhoea, fragmented RBC’s, undercooked hamburgers, metallic green stool cultures?

A

E. coli 0157

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2
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red macules on body on examination?

A

salmonella Typhi

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3
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playing with turtles
undercooked chicken
stale chicken?

A

H. salmonella enterididis

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4
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bloody diarrhoea, haemorrhagic mucosa with ulcerations on distal colon?

A

shigella dystenteria

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5
Q

india
severe dehydration
watery (“rice water”) diarrhoea?

A

vibrio cholerae

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6
Q

unpasteurised/raw milk

guillian barre syndrome?

A

campylobacter jejuni

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7
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what are the symptoms of norovirus?

A

sudden explosive diarrhoea and vomiting

no blood

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8
Q

what is proctitis?

A

disease affecting only yht rectum

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9
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what is pancolitis?

A

disease involving whole olon

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10
Q

UC can sometimes spread proximal to the ileocaecal valve, true or false?

A

false

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11
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crypt abscesses in UC or crohns?

A

UC

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12
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treatment for crohns?

A

immunosuppression
steroids
anti-TNF
surgery not curative and can result in short gut but is sometimes used

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13
Q

treatment for UC?

A
5-ASA (mesalazine)
Corticosteroids
anti TNF
immunosuppresants
surgery
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14
Q

prehepatic jaundice?

A

unconjugated bilirubin increased
conjugatd bilirubin = normal
AST/ALT = normal
ALP/GGT = normal

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15
Q

Intrahepatic jaundice?

A

unconjugated bilirubin = increased
conjugated bilirubin = increased
AST/ALT = increased
ALP/GGT = normal

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16
Q

posthepatic jaundice?

A

unconjugated bilirubin = normal
conjugated bilirubin = increased
AST/ALT = normal
ALP/GGT = increased

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17
Q

how do conjugated and unconjugated bilirubin cause different symptoms?

A
unconjugated = normal urine and stool
conjugated = pale stools and dark urine
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18
Q

normal urine and stools?

A

prehepatic

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19
Q

dark urine, normal stools?

A

hepatic

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20
Q

dark urine, pale stools?

A

post hepatic

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21
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3 causes of unconjugated hyperbilirubinaemia?

A

haemolysis
impaired hepatic uptake (drugs, CCF)
impaired conjugation (gilbert’s syndrome)`

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22
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2 causes of conjugated hyperbilirubinaemia?

A

hepatocellular injury

cholestasis

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23
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what is cholelithiasis?

A

gallstones

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24
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diagnosis of gallstones?

A

ultrasound

dilation of the bile ducts

25
Q

cholecystitis and biliary colic present very similarly, what is the main difference between them?

A

cholecystitis has an inflammatory component (raised WCC)

26
Q

beaded appearance on ERCP?

A

PSC

27
Q

PSC treatment?

A

liver transplant is only cure

28
Q

chronic granulomatous inflammation of interlobular bile ducts?

A

PBC

29
Q

HBsAg?

A

always present in infection, either acute or chronic

30
Q

HBeAg?

A

hows hep virus is actively multiplying

31
Q

Anti-HBs?

A

immunity to hep B

either previously infected or vaccinated

32
Q

Anti-HBe?

A

immune system has responded against Hep B and virus is not replicating

33
Q

Anti-HBc?

A

infected with Hep B but does not provide any protection against infection

34
Q

HBV DNA?

A

amount of Hep B virus in bloodstream

indicates how actively virus is multiplying

35
Q

vesicular rash + weight loss?

A

coeliac disease

36
Q

pyoderma gangrenosum

erythema nodosum?

A

IBD

37
Q

14C breath test?

A

bacterial overgrowth

38
Q

Mallory’s hyaline bodies?

A

alcoholic liver disease (acute hepatitis) and chronic active hepatitis

39
Q

onion skinning fibrosis

beading of bile ducts?

A

PSC

40
Q

Signet ring seen on biopsy?

A

Linitisplastica

diffuse stomach cancer

41
Q

thumb printing on X ray commonly at splenic flexure?

A

ischaemic colitis

42
Q

charcots triad?

A

fever
jaundice
abdo pain
secondary to acute cholangitis

43
Q

causes of abdominal mass

A CHEMICAL

A
AAA
crohns
hernia
enlarged organ
malignancy
intussusception
Cyst or abscess
appendicitis
lymphadenopathy
44
Q

Causes of bowel obstruction?

BATH VIPS

A
bolus
adhesions
tumour
hernia
volvulus
intussusception
pseudo-obstruction
stricture
45
Q

where is the virchows node and what does it suggest if enlarged?

A

supra-clavicular fossa

suggests gastric cancer

46
Q

colicky loin pain radiating to groin?

A

uretic colic

47
Q

what type of mouth disease do people with crohns get?

A

stomatitis gangrenosum

48
Q

iliac fossa pain, positive pregnancy test?

A

ectopic pregnancy

49
Q

asterixis (liver flap)?

A

encephalopathy

50
Q

leuconychia?

A

hypoalbuminaemia

51
Q

koilonychias?

A

iron deficiency anaemia (IDA)

52
Q

angular stomatitis?

A

IDA

53
Q

buccal pigmentation?

A

peutz-jeghers syndrome

54
Q

what is peutz-jaghers syndrome?

A

autosomal dominant

benign polyps in GI tract and hyperpigmentation on lips and oral mucosa

55
Q

glossitis?

A

B12 deficiency

56
Q

apthous ulceration?

A

crohns

57
Q

craggy hepatomegaly?

A

liver malignancy

58
Q

bronzed diabetic?

A

haemochromatosis