Upper GI Flashcards

1
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4 types of vomiting

A

vomiting with retching
projectile vomiting
bilious vomiting
effortless vomiting

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2
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phases of vomiting with retching

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pre-ejection - pale, nausea
ejection - retch and vomit
post ejection

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3
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Stimulation of vomiting centre

A
enteric pathogens 
intestinal inflammation 
infection 
head injury 
middle ear stimuli 
metabolic derangement
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4
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What can you see and palpate on a test feed?

A

olive tumour

visible gastric peristalsis

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5
Q

managing pyloric stenosis

A

fluid resuscitation

pyloromyotomy

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6
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Typical presentation of pyloric stenosis

A

4-12 week old boy
projectile non bilious vomit
weight loss, dehydration

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7
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typical electrolyte disturbance of pyloric stenosis

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metabolic alkalosis
hypochloraemia
hypokalaemia

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8
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investigating pyloric stenosis

A

test feed
USS
blood gas

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9
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type of vomiting associated with GORD

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effortless

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10
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presenting symptoms of GORD

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GI - vomit, haematemesis
Nutritional - FTT, feeding
resp = apnoea, cough, wheeze, chest infections
neurological - sandifers

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11
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Investigating GORD

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history and exam
video fluoroscopy - swallowing problems
barium study 
pH study 
oesophageal impedance
endoscopy
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12
Q

Barium swallow can detect what?

A

dysmotility
reflux
gastric emptying
strictures

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13
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4 broad treatments of reflux

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feeding advice
nutritional support
medial
surgical;

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14
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feeding advice - reflux

A

carobel - feed thickener
appropriateness of food
behaviour programme
feeding position

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15
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nutritional support - reflux

A

calorie supplement
exclusion diet - milk free
NG tube
gastrostomy

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16
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medical treatment - reflux

A

feed thickener - Gaviscon
prokinetic drugs
H2 receptor blockers
PPI

17
Q

indications for surgery reflux

A

persistent FTT, aspiration, oesophagitis

18
Q

surgery for reflux

A

fundoplication

19
Q

Causes of bilious vomiting

A
INTESTINE OBSTRUCTION 
intestinal atresia 
malrotation/volvulus 
intussusception 
ileus 
crohns with strictures
20
Q

Investigating bilious vomiting

A

abdominal x-ray
contrast meal
surgery

21
Q

chronic diarrhoea

A

4 or more stools per day for 4 weeks

22
Q

causes of diarrhoea

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motility - toddlers, IBS
active secretion - cholera
malabsorption - CF, coleliac

23
Q

Osmotic diarrhoea

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malabsorption - enzyme, transporter defect

mechanism of lactulose

24
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nocturnal defaecation

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organic pathology

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osmotic or secretory diarrhoea stop with fasting?
osmotic
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Appearance of baby with coeliac
``` bloated stomach diarrhoea FTT/short constipation tired dermatitis herpatiformis ```
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susceptible groups - coeliac
type 1 DM autoimmune thyroid disease downs HLA DQ8, DQ2
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testing for coeliac
anti ttg and anti endomysial duodenal biopsy genetic testing
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coeliac histology
total vilious atrophy crypt hyperplasia lymphocytes
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Criteria for coeliac diagnosis with no biopsy
anti ttg >10 times normal limit anti endomysial ab +ve HLA Q2/8 positive
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treatment for coeliac
strict gluten free diet