Surgery GI Flashcards

1
Q

proctitis

A

nocturnal diarrhoea
incontinence and brigh red blood

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2
Q

anal cancers are?

A

squamous cell

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3
Q

large bowel obstruction
most common cause?

A

colon cancer

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4
Q

most common cause of small bowel obstruction?

A

adhesions from previous surgery

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5
Q

Large bowel obstruction

1st line ix?

A

absence of flatus / stool
abdo pain
distension

abdominal XR

CT scan

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6
Q

Mx of Large bowel obstruction?

A

NBM
IV fluids
nasogastric tube with free drainage

surgery

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7
Q

causes of large bowel obstruction

A

malignancy - tumour
volvulus
Diverticular disease

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8
Q

what is a loop ileostomy and why would you create one?

A

faecal matter goes from small bowel >

diverts / the colon

if you have an anterior resection of the colon you would connect 2 parts of colon whilst removing the diseased part

= anastomosis

but high risk of leak

so creat an anterior resection with loop ileostomy

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9
Q

end ilestomy?

A

complete excision of colon

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10
Q

loop colostomy

A

distal segment of colon

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11
Q

Sigmoid volvulus with peritonitis

A

skip flexible sigmoidoscopy

treat urgent midline laparotomy

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12
Q

mx of acute mesenteric ischaemia?

A

immediate laparotomy

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13
Q

A spouted stoma with a double opening in the right iliac fossa

A

loop ileostomy.

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14
Q

haemorrhoid management

A

dietary fibre
soften stool

local anaesthetic

rubben band ligation

> injection sclerotherpay

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15
Q

colorectal cancer marker?

A

CEA

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16
Q

FIT

A

home based
60-74

if abnormal > colonoscopy

17
Q

diverticula are most likely found?

A

sigmoid colon

18
Q

small bowel obstruction presents?

A

early vomiting
absolute constipation is a late sign

tinkling bowel sounds

19
Q

Mx of SBO?

A

abdo xray > dilated loops

IV fluid - drip
NG tube: suck

erect cxr

> surgical if no improvement

20
Q

Inguinal hernia location?

A

superior and medial to pubic tubercle

21
Q

strangulated hernia signs?

A

pain
fever
size increase
peritonitic features
bowel obstruction

22
Q

all pts with suspected perforation should be?

A

Erect CXR

blood gas > leukocytosis
raised lactate

23
Q

appendicectomy

A

open / laproscopic

IV abx prophylaxis

24
Q

Dx appendicitis

A

urine analysis
> exclude pregnancy
>Hx

USS (female)

Ct scans most sensitive but we don’t use it

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psoas sign
pain on hip extension retrocaecal appendix
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Rovsigns sign
palpation in the LIF causes pain in RIF
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definative diagnostic investigation for SBO?
CT abdomen
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SBO imaging?
Abdominal XR CT
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distributive shock?
warm peripheries due to vasodilatation interruption of the autonomic nervous system > spinal cord transection
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what is paralytic ileus?
seen after surgery > loss of peristaltic movements food/drink not passing
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managing femoral hernias?
need repair due to risk of strangulation
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what is a femoral hernia?
femoral ring
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flail chest?
multiple rib fractures
34
ascending cholangitis
RUQ pain fever Jaundice
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thoracotomy
theatre
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