Week 3 McGowan CIS Buzzwords Flashcards
ECG
MI
RUQ US
cholelithiasis
ERCP
choledocolithiasis (dx and tx)
- do INR first to check clotting
right renal US
pylonephritis
FOBT
colon cancer screen
urine antigen
strep pneumo
fecal antigen or urea breath test
H. pylori
- MALToma risk factor
subcutaneous emphysema, Hamand’s sign
esophageal perforation
Barrett’s esophagus -> ?
esophageal adenocarcinoma
stone in cystic duct
acute cholecystitis
- positive murphy sign
- acoustic shadowing on RUQ US
- elevated bilirubin, elevated alk phos, leukocytosis
acute cholecystitis
what is a complication of acute cholecystitis?
gangrenous necrosis
stone in common bile duct
- proximal involvement?
- distal involvement?
choledocolithiasis
- proximal: liver and gallbladder
- distal: liver, gallbladder and pancreas!
INR, ECRP, MRCP
choledocolithiasis
what is a complication of choledocolithiasis? what causes it?
primary ascending cholangitis
- caused by UC
rovsings sign
appendicitis
coffee-ground emesis
PUD
courvoisier sign
enlarged, NON-tender gallbladder
NOTE: gallbladder is fine, enlarged pancreas pushes gallbladder forward so you can feel it
what are 2 alarm symptoms for gallstones?
- bariatric surgery
- weight loss
leukocytosis, minorly elevated ast/alt
- elevated total bilirubin
- elevated ALP
- elevated lipase (NOT 3x ul of NL)
gallbladder issue
Ogilvie syndrome
pseudo-obstruction (acute dilation of the colon)
cushing ulcer
intracranial pressure -> ulcer
what is Charcott’s triad?
- jaundice
- fever
- RUQ pain
what is Raynaud’s pentad?
- jaundice
- fever
- RUQ pain
- altered mental status/confusion
- hypotension
decreased trypsinogen level
pancreatic insufficiency
fasting lipid panel
acute pancreatitis -> hyperlipidemia
ammonia level
hepatic encephalopathy
immune related bowel disease with ASCA antibodies
CD
what is the cause and complication of porcelain gallbladder?
- chronic cholecystitis leads to fibrosis and calcification
- is a risk factor for gallbladder cancer
primary sclerosing cholangitis is a risk factor for what
cholangiocarcinoma (bile duct cancer)
“beads on a string” finding on Xray, associated with UC
primary sclerosing cholangitis
HIDA scan with CCK
tests for biliary dyskinesia
- gallbladder should contract with CCK, so all the dye should come out
- low ejection fraction = obstruction
what would you order plain film Xray for?
nephrolithiasis, SBO, porcelain gallbladder
when would you order blood cultures?
bacteremia (ascending cholangitis)
ranson criteria
acute pancreatitis
ROME IV criteria
IBS
Rumack-Matthew nomogram
acetaminophen toxicity
HAPS score
acute pancreatitis
saponification
due to hypocalcemia (acute pancreatitis)
hepatic vein thrombosis
Bud-Chiari syndrome
classic triad:
- abd pain
- ascites
- liver enlargement
tardive dyskinesia
repetitive lip smacking seen with metoclopramide medication (given for gastroparesis)
chloride channel dysfunction
CF
- WBC > 16
- age > 55
- glucose > 200
- AST > 250
- LDH > 350
ranson criteria
- BUN > 25
- impaired mental status
- serous criteria (WBC, tachycardia)
- age > 60
- pleural effusion
BISAP criteria
IV NS at 250 cc/hr
acute pancreatitis -> LOTS of fluids pushed d/t third spacing!
emergent ERCP
ascending cholangitis
pantoprazole 40mg/day IV
PUD
open cholecystectomy
gallbladder cancer (not really done anymore)
SAPE
sentinel acute pancreatic event
- initial episode of pancreatitis
TIGER-O mnemonic
for chronic pancreatitis
- toxic/metabolic
- idiopathic
- genetic
- autoimmune
- recurrent
- obstructive