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acute synovitis

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hemochromatosis

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overexpressed TGFa

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Ménétrier disease

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from increased intracranail pressure from stim of vagal nuclei

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cushing ulcers

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gingiva hypertrophy

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phenytoin ingestion

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Metastases to virchows node,

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gastric adenocarcinoma

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jaundice, dark urine, light or acholic stools, hepatomegaly

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neonatal cholestasis

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7
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depression/phobias/compulsive behavior/labile mood

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wilsons dis

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8
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atrophic testes

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hemochromatosis

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9
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increase serum bilirubin

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  • hepatic steatosis
  • alch (steato) hepatitis
  • alch cirrhosis
  • cholesystitis
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10
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esophageal varice

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portal HTN

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Acanthocytic red cells (burr cells) in peripheral blood smears

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Abetalipoprotenemia

d/t inability to absorb essential FAs.

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nasal and rectal palyps

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cystic fibrosis

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psuedomembranous (thrush), erythematous, hperplastic

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oral candidiasis

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14
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upper GI bleed, splenomegaly

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obliterative portal venopathy

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15
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duodenal ulcers

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h pylori causing chronic gastritis

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16
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Lipid membrane defects

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Abetalipoprotenemia

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17
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WArthin-finkle giant cell

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measels

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18
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hemolytic anemia

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wilsons dis

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19
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Deficiency of fat soluble vitamins

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Abetalipoprotenemia

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20
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lower lip lesion w blue hue

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mucocele

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21
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lesion of gingiva, but covered by intact gingiva

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peripheral giant cell granuloma

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22
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Hypocalcemia

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acute pancreatitis

-d/t soap formation in necrotic fat

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23
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hepatorenal synd

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acute liver failure

-Na retention, impaired free water excretion, decreased perfusion and GFR

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Tender hepatomegaly, ascites, weight gain, jaundice

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sinusoidal obst synd (veno-occlusive dis)

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25
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mediastinitis

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boerhaave synd

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26
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hypogonadism/gynecomastia

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cirrhosis before end stage liver dis

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27
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Endocrine or skin disturbances

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malabs/drh

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28
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Red, velvety, eroded area of the oral cavity

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erythroplakia

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prolif gramuloma along bite line/gingiva

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pyogenic granuloma (preg tumor)

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30
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bird beak sign on barium swallow

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achalasia

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31
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no LES relaxation, increased LES tone, lack esophageal peristalsis

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achalasia

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Metastases to periumbilical nodes (St Mary Joseph nodule)

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gastric adenocarcinoma

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33
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hyperammonemia

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cirrhosis before end stage liver dis

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34
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dirty white, fibrosuppurative, tough , inflamm mem over tonsils and retropharyns

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diptheria

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35
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pharyngitis

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yersinia

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36
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red, ulcerated, nodular lesion of gingiva

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peripheral ossifying fibroma

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37
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Submucosal nodular mass of fibrous ct stroma

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irritation fibroma (traumatic fibroma)

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38
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caput medusae

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portal HTN

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39
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dehydration

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cholera

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40
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kayser-fleischer rings

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wilsons dis

-green brown deposits in descements mem

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41
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Aspiration, suffocation, pneumonia, severe fluid/electrolyte imbalance

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esophageal fistula

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42
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Osteopenia and tetany

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Ca, Mg or vit D deficiency from malabs/drh

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43
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b/l palpable tumor of parotids

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warthin tumor

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44
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Massive splenomegaly w/ increased splenic blood flow

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prehepatic cause of portal HTN

-can cause thrombo/pancytopenia

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45
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hammans sign

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boerhaave synd

-crunching sound upon auscultation d/t pneumoperitoneum in the mediastinum

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46
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golden hemosiderin gramules – >brown black

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hemochromatosis

47
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Metastases to pouch of douglas (Blumer shelf)

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gastric adenocarcinoma

48
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ascites

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portal HTN

49
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progressive fatigue, puritis, jaundice

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primary sclerosing cholangitis

50
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Older males or postmenopausal females with iron deficient anemia

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R sided colonic adenocarcinoma until proven otherwise

51
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Koplik spots, cough, coryza, conjunctivitis

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measels

52
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diffuse intersitital fibrosis and atrophy of panc

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hemochromatosis

53
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Metastases to the ovary (krukenberg tumor)

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gastric adenocarcinoma

54
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ascending coolangitis

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primary sclerosing cholangitis

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constitutive NFkB activation

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MALToma

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Anemia, mucositis

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Pyridoxine (vit B6), folate or vitamin B12 (cobalamin) deficiency from malabs/drh

57
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erythema nodosum

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yersinia

58
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Bleeding

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Vitamin K deficiency from malabs/drh

59
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S/s related to mass effects or blood loss (anemia).

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GI stromal tumor

60
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Murphy’s sign

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-cholesystitis

61
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hepatic encephaloapthy

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acute liver failure (later) AND cirrhosis before end stage liver dis AND portal HTN AND AI hepatitis
-asterixis: rapid f/e of head and extremities

62
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Sharply demarcated, White patch or plaque of the oral cavity that cannot be scraped off and not characterized as any other disease, and that can occur anywhere in teh mouth

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leukoplakia

63
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elevated IgE

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eosinophilic gastritis

64
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jaundice/icterus

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  • acute liver failure AND cirrhosis before end stage liver dis
  • HAV (jaundice)
65
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colitis in a diverted segemnt after sx to divert fecal flow

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diversion colitis

66
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tender hepatomegaly

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alch (steato) hepatitis

67
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coagulopathy

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  • acute liver failure AND alch steatofibrosis

- -impaired clotting from lack prod of clotting factors

68
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Inflammatory salivary gland enlargement

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xerostomia

69
Q

CNS toxicity: basal ganglia atrophy and cavitation

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wilsons dis

-like PD

70
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fetor hepaticus

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cirrhosis before end stage liver dis

mercaptan formation

71
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migratory thrombophlebitis (trosseau sig)

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panc carcinoma

-blood clot –> go away –> somewhere else

72
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biliary obst, cholangitis, and RUQ pain

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extrahepatic cholantiosarcoma

73
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conjucctivitis

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yersinia

74
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Tongue fissuring and ulceration w/papillary atrophy.

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xerostomia

75
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Longitudinal lacerations of the mucosa near the GE junction

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mallory weiss tears

76
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AST:ALT 2:1

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alch (steato) hepatitis

77
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hypotension

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cholera

78
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Marked accumulation of intraepithelial CD8 T-cells

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Lymphocytic (varioliform) Gastritis

also involved in celiac

79
Q

obst to bile flow or symptomatic liver mass

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intrahepatic cholantiosarcoma

80
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White, confluent patches of fluffy, hyperkeratotic thickenings On the lateral border of the tongue that Cannot be scraped off

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Hairy leukoplakia

81
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Metastases to L axillary nodes (Irish nodule)

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gastric adenocarcinoma

82
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hypoalbuminemia

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pseudomembranous colitis from clostridium dificile

83
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systemic hypoproteinemia

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  • Ménétrier disease

- alch steatofibrosis

84
Q

acute pharyngitis and tonsilitis –> grey-white exudate

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infectious mononucleosis (EBV)

85
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1-3mm groups of vesicles on the lips, nasal orifices, buccal mucosa, gingiva and hard palate

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recurrent herpetic somatitis from HSV

Herpes labialis – remain latent in the trigeminal ganglion

86
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cholestasis

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acute liver failure AND cirrhosis before end stage liver dis

-may present as itching

87
Q

portopulm HTN

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portal HTN

-pulm HTN that presents as dyspnea on exertion and clubbing

88
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anemia

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  • adult celiac dis

- alch cirrhosis

89
Q

watermelon stomach

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Gastric antral vascular ectasia (GAVE)

-Longitudinal stripes of edematous erythematous mucosa alternating with less severely injured, paler mucosa

90
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bleeding from esophageal varices

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cirrhosis before end stage liver dis

91
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spider angiomata

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cirrhosis before end stage liver dis

92
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increased aminotransferase

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  • HCV, chronic if theses wax and wane
  • alch (steato) hepatitis
  • alch cirrhosis
93
Q

rly painful, Shallow, hyperemic ulcerations covered with thin exudate + a narrow rim of erythema.

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apthous ulcer (canker sore)

94
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hypoalbuminemia + sytemic edema

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cirrhosis before end stage liver dis

95
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perihilar tumor at jct of hepatic ducts

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Klatskin tumor: most common cholangiosarcoma

96
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malnourished w bruising

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cystic fibrosis

97
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hemosiderin granules in heart, skin

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hemochromatosis

98
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IgA antibodies to tissue transglutaminase (tTG)

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celiac dis

99
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hepatopulm synd

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portal HTN

-Hypoxia + dyspnea that isExacerbated in upright position d/t gravity and Improves in recumbent position

100
Q

Peripheral neuropathy

A

Vitamin A or B12 deficiency from malabs/drh

101
Q

increase alkaline phosphatase

A
  • hepatic steatosis, alch (steato) hepatitis, alch cirrhosis
  • cholestasis
  • primary biliary cirrhosis, primary sclerosing cholangitis
  • cholesystitis
102
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Cullen’s sign and grey-turner sign

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acute pancreatitis

103
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increased liver transaminases

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acute liver failure

104
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neuroendocrine markers (synaptophysin and chromogranin A)

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carcinoid tumor of stomach

105
Q

gastrinoma of SI or panc

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Zollinger-Ellison syndrome

106
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raspberry tongue or strawberry tongue

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scarlet fever

  • rasp: firery red w prominent papillae
  • strawb: white coated tongue thru which hyperemic papillae project
107
Q

Increased plasma levels of amylase (24 hrs), lipase (72-96 hrs).

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acute pancreatitis

108
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Jaundice, pruritus, skin xanthomas (cholest accumulation), malabsorption (ADEK deficiencies)

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cholestasis

109
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hemorohoids

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portal HTN

110
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palatal petechiae; enlarged neck LNs

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infectious mononucleosis (EBV)

111
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elevated serum a-fetoprotein

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hepatocellular carcinoma (hepatoma)

112
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palmar erythema

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cirrhosis before end stage liver dis

from local vasodilation

113
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increased GGT

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  • cholestasis

- primary biliary cirrhosis