Topical GI and STI's Flashcards

1
Q

how is acute traveller’s diarrhoea described

A

3 loose stools in 24 hours when travelling with low levels of fever

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2
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what normally causes traveller’s diarrhoea

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E. coli

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3
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where do you typically get enteric fever and what causes it

A

India and SE fever, typhoid or paratyphoid caused by salmonella

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4
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what symptoms are associated with enteric fever

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headache, dry cough, constipation/ diarrhoea

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5
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if patient unstable with enteric what antibiotic do you give

A

ceftriaxone

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6
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what is a cause of prehepatic fever and jaundice

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malaria, HUS, sickle cell

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7
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what can cause hepatic liver disease

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Hep A-E, leptosprosis, malaria, enteric fever

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8
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what investigations would you do for malaria

A

blood film

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9
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what causes ameobiasis

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faecal-oral spread, protozoa

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10
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what are the symptoms of ameobiasos

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abdo pain, fever, bloody diarrhoea, fever, sweats, tender liver (stool microscopy)

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11
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what antibiotics are given to ameobioasis

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metronidazole

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12
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what is giardiasis

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giardia intestinalins, invades duodenum causing watery diarrhoea, bloating and abdo cramps (stool microscopy)

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13
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what parasites are common

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worms, round worms, flukes, tape worms (stool microscopy)

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14
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what causes gonorrhoea

A

neisseria gonorrhoea

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15
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how can you get gonorrhoea

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direct contact of mucosal surfaces with infective secretions

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16
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where can gonorrhea affect

A

mouth, anus, vagina

17
Q

what are symptoms of gonorrhea

A

pus from anal/ urethral discharge, low abdo pain, diarrhoea +/- bleeding

18
Q

how would you identify gonorrhea

A

proctoscopy, cultures , PCR

19
Q

what gives chlamydia

A

Chlamydia trachomatis

20
Q

what are symptoms of chlamydia

A

anal itch/ discomfort but 70% asymptomatic

21
Q

what are the investigations of chlamydia

A

proctoscopy, bloods PCR

22
Q

how is chlamydia spread

A

same as gonnorhea

23
Q

what areas does syphilis affect

A

everywhere - liver, brain, mouth, anus

24
Q

what are symptoms of syphilis

A

lone painless ulcers on genitals, anus, mouth, rashes and swollen glands

25
where is herpes HSV 1 and 2 commonly found
HSV 1 on mouth, HSV 1+2 on genitals, HSV 2 on anus
26
how does HIV make you immunocomprosed
lymphoid tissue on gut is lost very quickly and is irreplacable
27
what is Lymphogranuloma venerum (LGV)
often in HIV gay men, causes ulcers, fistulas and genital elephantiasis