Small Bowel Flashcards

1
Q

MC long term complication of ileal pouch anal anastomosis for UC?

A

Pouchitis

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2
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Tensile strength of the small bowel is from what layer?

A

Submucosa; contains collagen

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3
Q

Tx for small bowel lymphoma?

A

R-CHOP

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4
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Small bowel GISTs:

A

Smoothly contoured submucosa mass

Typically in jejunum

Arise from interstitial cells of Cajal

Assc w/ defect in c-kit proto-oncogene

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5
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How to diagnose suspected small bowel lymphomas?

A

Endoscopic bx of submucosa for proximal lesions

CT guided biopsy of distal lesions

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6
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Staging for NHL?

A

Lugano classification

Stage II: more than one site, same side of diaphragm
Stage III: multiple sites above and below diaphragm
Stage IV: disseminated

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7
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Gram positive bacillus;

A

C. Diff

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8
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Meckels diverticulum is pts >50 y/o?

A

Do not remove unless you palpate an abnormality

There is a higher surgical morbidity and mortality with diverticulectomy in pts >50

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9
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What part of small intestine do we commonly see carcinoids?

A

Ileum

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10
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Common locations of carcinoids in the GI tract?

A

Rectum most common
Ileum
Appendix

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11
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MC malignancy of small bowel?

A

Carcinoid; found in ileum

Arises from enterochromaffin cells (Kulchitsky cells)

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12
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1 fuel source for enterocytes?

A

Glutamine

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13
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1 fuel source for colon?

A

Short chain fatty acids

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14
Q

Common locations of carcinoid tumors:

A

Rectum 1

Small intestine (ileum) 2

Appendix 3

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15
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Types of strictureoplasty”

A

H-mickulicz; for <10 cm short segment narrowing

Finney or Jaboulay; for 10-20 cm strictures

Michelassi (side to side iso-peristaltic strictures); >20 cm

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16
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Where are most proteins absorbed in the small bowel?

A

80-90% are absorbed in the duodenum/jejunum

If you resect ileum, it will have little effect on absorption of protein

17
Q

Enteropathy associated T-cell lymphoma?

A

Seen in setting of celiac disease