Stomach/ Esophagus Flashcards

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  • G cell releases? D cell?
  • Gastric emptying decreases with? (3)
    1. ) 2 types of gastritis? Location? Acid production?
    2. ) Thickened Gastric Folds: Increased mucus? Hypersecretory acid state?
    3. ) Gatropathy means? Causes? (5)
  • PG’s do what? PGE2? I2? Both part of?
    4. ) PUD: Causes? (3) GU gender? DU?
    5. ) Stress ulcers usually where?
  • Neoplasm: Unrelated to H. pylori but is with PPI? AC related to? Stromal GIST CD117 + treat with? NE tumors lead to? Lymphoma type/ cause?
A
  • gastin; somatostatin
  • Acid, fat, increased osmolarity
    1. ) Autoimmune (body); Infectious (Antrum) ; higher acid means less severe
    2. ) Menetriers; Zollinger Ellison
    3. ) Non inflamm; NSAIDs, ethanol, stress, cocaine, bile reflux
  • Mucus/bicarb secretion; protect gut; homeostasis; COX 1
  • H pylori, smoke, NSAIDS; equal; M>F
  • Gastric polyps; H pylori; GISTs –> gleevac; ZE; MALT/ h.pylori
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  • Malignant stomach cancers? (4)
  • Autoimmune associated with? (2)
  • Stomach polyps:
    a. ) Hyperplastic: Malig? Assoc with? Prolif of?
    b. ) Fundic: Malig? Assoc with? Prolif of?
    c. ) Dysplastic: Malig? Assoc with? Prolif of?
  • 2 types of AC in stomach/look? Risk factors? Age? Look?
  • GIST malignancy of? Where?
  • Carcinoid from?
  • Common metastatic? (2)
A
  • AC, GIST, Carcinoid, Lymphoma
  • Achlorhydria/hypergastinemia
    a. ) No; Chronic gastritis; Foveolar epi/lp
    b. ) No; FAP; cystic dilation/ fundic glands
    c. ) Yes; Adenoma; Epi
    1. ) Intestinal: M>F; Older; H. Pylori, Tobacco, FAP, HNPCC; ulcer with heaped up edges
    2. ) Diffuse: M=F; younger; NO precursor lesion; CDH1 mutation; Linitis plastica/ signet ring cells
  • Cajal, Musc. Propia nerve plexus
  • Enterochromaffin
  • Melenoma/ Breast
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  • Esophagus layers? (4)
  • 4 causes of esophagitis?
  • 5 causes of reflux?
  • 2 Infectious agents?
  • Eisino esoph looks like?
  • 2 types of esophageal obstruction? related to?
  • Severe wretching leads to?
  • Barrett esophagus progression? (4)
  • AC: More where? More common in? Assoc with? (3)
  • SCC: More where? Assoc with? (3)
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  • Squamus mucosa, Musc. Mucosa, Sub mucosa, Musc. Pro
  • Chemical, infection, immune, radiation
  • Trans. LE relax, hiatal hernia, low LES tone, intra ab pressure, delayed emptying
  • HSV/ Candidia
  • Rings
  • Functional (Nm); Structural (Blocked)
  • Mallory Weiss Tears
  • GERD –> BE/meta –> Dysplasia –> AC
  • US; Males; GERD, Tobacco, Radiation
  • Worldwide; Alcohol, tobacco, diet
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  • Oropharynx obstruction presents with? Causes? (3) Test?
  • Oro propulsive all same but add? 6 causes? Test?
  • Esophagus obs: Present with? (3) 4 causes? 2 tests?
  • Esophagus prop: Present with? (2) 4 causes? 3 tests?
  • Treatment for eisino esoph? (3)
  • 3 types of achlasia? Due to?
  • oral phase? pharyngeal phase?
  • PSS: Due to?
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  • Choke, cough, nasal reurg., aspir; Cancer, Zenker, Radiation; Barium swallow
  • Transfer dysphagia; Stroke, MS, ALS, Park, MG, MD; BS
  • Solid vomit, regurg; Stricture, rings, EoE, Compression; EGD Esophragrams
  • Solid and liquid; Achlasia, Spasm, Sclero, Cancer; Manom.
  • Drugs, dilation, diets
  • Classic = no change in pressure; 2 = pressure over entire 3= spastic; loss of inhibitory neurons in my plexus
  • voluntary; involuntary
  • Small vessel vasculitis –> SM atrophy/gut wall fibrosis
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