Small bowel Flashcards

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Staging GI lymphoma

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Lugano Staging System
IE1 - mucosa/submucosa
IE2 - muscular propria/serosa
IIE1 - local nodes
IIE2 - distant nodes (para-aortic, mesenteric)
IV - Disseminated extranodal above and below diaphragm

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Types of small bowel adenomas and highest risk

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Villous, true and Brunners
Villous highest risk 35-55% malignancy

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Hx of FAP with multiple duodenal polyps; tx

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Pancreaticoduodenectomy

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4
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EGD surveillance with hx of FAP

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1-3yrs

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Most common small bowel malignancy; tx

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Metastatic, surgical resection

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Difference between Crohn’s and UC

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Crohn’s originates at the TI, transmural and skips
UC originates rectum and is continguous

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Chronic pancreatitis effect on absorption

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Loss of digestive enzymes like lipase which help absorb long-chain fatty acids

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Short bowel syndrome

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<200cm

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Key elements to small bowel anastomosis

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Watertight, submucosa for strength, tension free

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High output ileostomy electrolyte abnormality

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Hyponatremic, hypokalemic, normal AG metabolic acidosis

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S/p gastroschisis repair with bowel resection; next step

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ICU on TPN and fluid/electrolyte managment

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Pneumatosis intestinalis unstable, next step

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OR for ex lap

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Direction of anastomosis with side to side

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Anastomose antimesenteric border of both loops

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Most common cause of small bowel hemorrhage

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Angiodysplasia

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15
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Index screening for colon cancer in patient with UC

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Within 8 years of diagnosis and every 1-3yrs after

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16
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Most common cause for small bowel obstruction

17
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Small bowel lymphoma tx

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Wide surgical resection with LND if possible + chemorads

18
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Best diagnostic test for SBO

19
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Best loop ileostomy technique

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Distal as possible, 10-15cm from IC valve

20
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Management 3cm or less duodenal perf

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Simple closure +/- Graham patch

21
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Management >3cm duodenal perf unstable

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Controlled duodenal fistula, pyloric exclusion, GJ

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Macular mucosal hyperpigmentation and hamartomatous polyps; dx and complication

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Peutz-Jegher, intussusception

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Lowest risk of wound infection closing ostomy

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Purse-string closure

24
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Where do carcinoids originate

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Enterochromaffin-like cells, Kulchitsky cells

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Meckel's rule of 2s
2% 2:1 males 2 ft from IC 2 inches 2 types gastric>panc 2 yrs
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Normal appendix with meckel's on ex laparoscopy; next step
Resect Meckel's and appendix
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Short segment strictureplasty; name, size, describe
Heineke-Mikulikz, up to 5-7cm, longitudinal incision with transverse closure
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10cm strictureplasty; name, size, describe
Finney, up to 15cm, U shape
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17cm strictureplasty; name, size, describe
Jaboulay, up to 20cm, side to side isoperistaltic
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Small bowel adenocarcinoma; tx
Segmental resection and lymphadenectomy
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Hx Crohn's low-output converts to high-output after diet; next step
NPO + TPN
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Hx Crohn's with EC fistula with steatorrhea, diarrhea, megaloblastic anemia and malnutrition; dx
Blind Loop Syndrome,
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Facial flushing and diarrhea with abdominal tumor; likely dx, next step, tx
Carcinoid tumor, Urine 5-HIAA, symptom control with ocreotide/lanreotide (somatostatin analogs)
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Medically refractory fulminant C diff; tx
Total abdominal colectomy with end ileostomy
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Define toxic megacolon
Colonic dilation >6cm and signs of systemic toxicity
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Define fulminant C diff
Medically refractory hypotension and megacolon
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Indication for endoscopic removal of duodenal adenoma
<2-3cm <2cm intraductal growth Modified Spigelman stage II or lower
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Responsible for regulating migrating motor complexes
Motilin
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Stimulates gastric acid and pepsinogen secretion
Gastrin