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Upper and lower GI Flashcards

1
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What should be monitored in post-op ileus?

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Potassium, Magnesium and Phosphate (deranged electrolytes can contribute to post op ileum)

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Management of Wilson’s disease?

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Penicilliamine (mental chellating agent)

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3
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Type of inguinal hernia common in children?

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Indirect inguinal hernia

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4
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1st line investigation for suspected perianal fissure in Chron’s?

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MRI

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5
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Management of recurrent C. diff (within 12 weeks)?

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Fidaxomicin

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6
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Cell change in Barret’s oesophagus?

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Intestinal metaplasia

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7
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What testing is required in NAFLD to aid diagnosis of liver fibrosis?

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ELF

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8
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NAFLD associated with?

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Sudden weight loss

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9
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How do spider nevi fill compared to telangiectasia?

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Spider nevi: from the centre
Telangiectasia: from the edge

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10
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Management of hiatus hernia?

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PPI and weight loss
Surgery is rarely required, only a role in symptomatic paraoesophageal hernia

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11
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Initial management of abdominal wound dehiscence?

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Coverage of wound with saline impregnated wound gauze and IV broad spectrum antibiotics

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12
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Neutrophil count from paracentesis to confirm SBP?

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> 250

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13
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Most sensitive blood test in cirrhosis?

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ALT

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14
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Which type of ulcer is most strongly associated with H. pylori?

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Duodenal ulcer

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15
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Hernia between umbilicus and xiphisternum?

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Epigastric hernia

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16
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Which antibiotic is associated with increased risk of C. Diff?

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Clindamycin

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17
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Units =

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(volume (mls) x %)/1000

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18
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Which 2 veins does trans jugular intra hepatic shunt connect?

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Hepatic and portal

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19
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Crypt abscesses found in?

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Ulcerative colitis

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20
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Mild C. diff features ?

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Normall WCC

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21
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Moderate C. Diff features?

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WCC (<15)
3-5 loose stools a day

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22
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Severe c diff features?

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WCC (>15) or acutely raised creatinine (>50%)
Temp >38.5
Evidence of severe colitis (abdo/radio signs)

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23
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Life threatening c diff features?

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Hypotension
Partial or complete ileus
Toxic megacolon
CT evidence of severe disease

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24
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Management of c diff (1st episode of infection)?

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1st line: Vancomycin (10 days)
2nd line: oral findaxomicin
3rd line: oral vancomycin +/- IV metronidazole

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25
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Management of recurrent c diff?

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Within 12 weeks: oral fidaxomicin
After 12 weeks: oral vancomycin or fidaxomicin

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26
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Management of life-threatening c diff?

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Oral vancomycin and IV metronidazole

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27
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Malnutrition definition? (3)

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  1. BMI < 18.5 or
  2. Unintentional weight loss > 10% within last 3-6months or
  3. BMI <20 and unintentional weight loss > 5% within last 3-6 months
28
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Management of gastric varicies (UGIB)?

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Injection of N-butyl-2 cyanocrylate

29
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When do patients require a platelet transfusion in UGIB?

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If actively bleeding and PLT < 50

30
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When to transfuse FFP in UGIB?

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In patients who either have a fibrinogen level < 1g/L or activated partial thromboplastin time > 1.5x normal

31
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When to give prothrombin complex concentrate in UGIB?

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In patients taking Warfarin and actively bleeding

32
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PPIs and endoscopy in UGIB?

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NICE do NOT recommend the use of PPIs before endoscopy to patients with suspected no varriceal bleed
BUT
Patients should be given PPIs with non-variceal bleeding and stigmata of recent haemorrhage shown at endoscopy

33
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First line investigation in Budd-Chiari Syndrome?

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USS with doppler (highly sensitive)

34
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Duration of post-exposure prophylaxis in HIV?

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4 weeks
Started within 72 hours

35
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Vitamin B3 (niacin) deficiency?

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Pellagra (diarrhoea, dementia, dermatitis)

36
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Liver haemangioma on USS?

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Hyperechoic lesion
Normal AFP

37
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Investigation if dx of cholecystitis remains uncertain after USS?

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Technetium-labelled HIDA scan

38
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Where should biopsy be taken for definitive diagnosis in Coeliac’s?

A

Jejunum

39
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TPN affect on blood tests?

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Derranged LFTs

40
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Management of femoral hernias?

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Need to be repaired, regardless of whether they are symptomatic, due to the risk of strangulation

41
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In what condition is amenorrhoea a common feature (and deranged LFTs)?

A

Autoimmune hepatitis

42
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How can you distinguish inguinal hernia types clinically?

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Apply pressure to deep inguinal ring

43
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What cancer is strep Bovis associated with?

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Colon cancer

44
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Where is most likely to be affected in ischaemic colitis?

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Splenic flexure

45
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Features of achalasia?

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Dysphagia of BOTH solid and liquids from onset
Regurgitation of food - cough, aspiration pnemonia

46
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What cancer does achalasia increase risk of?

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Squamous cell carcinoma

47
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Drug used in obesity?

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Orlistat (inhibiting pancreatic and gastric lipase to decrease digestion of fat)

48
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Management of umbilical vs inguinal hernia (paediatric)?

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Inguinal: surgical repair immediately
Umbilical: Conservative management (may resolve spontaneously by 4-5 years)

49
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Bile acid malabsorption management?

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Cholestyramine

50
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First line management for achlasia?

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Pneumatic (balloon) dilation
2nd line = heller cardiomyotomy

51
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Increased goblet cells is in what IBD?

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Crohn’s

52
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Complication of coeliacs?

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Hyposplenism

53
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Most common cause of large bowel obstruction?

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Bowel cancer

54
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Imaging used to ensure no anastomotic leak following surgery?

A

Gastrogafin enema

55
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Pseudomembranous colitis?

A

C. diff
Clindamycin and cephalosporins cause it

56
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Management of patient with ascites and protein count is < /= 15g/l?

A

Ciprofloxacin - for SBP

57
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Cause of gas gangrene?

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Clostridium perfrigens

58
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Management of biliary colic ?

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Elective lap cholecystectomy

59
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Score for frailty assessment?

A

Prisma-7

60
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What score do nice recommend is calculated every 6 months in patients with compensated liver disease?
And other monitoring?

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Meld score

AFP and USS also every 6 months
OGD every 3 months

61
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WHO what is sign in?

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Before anaesthesia

62
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What is time out? (WHO)

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Before skin incision

63
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WHO what is sign out?

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Before patient leaves theatre

64
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Sister Mary Joseph nodule?

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Sign of metastasis to periumbilical lymph nodes, classically from gastric cancer primary

65
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What drug increases risk of perforation in diverticulitis?

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Nicorandil - causes gi ulceration

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