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Trouble swallowing solids (acute**)
**1-2 months |
1. Anatomic (Schatzki's- young; Cancer- old)
2. Peptic Stricture (solids---gradually---> liquids) |
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Trouble swallowing solids + wt loss & anorexia
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Esophageal cancer
1. SCC-smoking, achalasia; 2. Adenocarcinoma- GERD/Barrett's esophagus |
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Gradual trouble swallowing solids
- over 3 years |
Peptic Stricture
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Male w/ FamHx early colon cancer in multiple generations
CLUE: brother <40 y/o with polyps NEXT STEP? |
Hereditary Nonpolyposis Colon Cancer (HNPCC)/Lynch Syndrome
Colonoscopy NOW! |
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Stepwise Tx for Crohn's Dz
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Most Benign More Severe No Relief Mesalamine->Prednisone->Azathioprine->Infliximab
immune suppress |
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Bloody stool + abdominal cramps = what insult?
(location) Next Step in Evaluation? |
Ischemic colitis (sigmoid --> splenic flexure)
Flex sigmoidoscopy |
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Complications of ileal Crohn's Dz?
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Gallstones (cholesterol)
Kidney Stones (Ca2+) Perforation/abscess |
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Chronic diarrhea + multiple ulcers + esophagitis (heartburn)/PUD is associated with what syndrome?
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Zollinger-Ellison syndrome
Order SERUM GASTRIN |
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Long term follow-up for familial polyposis coli?
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Upper endoscopy
(to look for adenocarcinoma in the duodenum) |
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Treatment for failed triple therapy for H. Pylori?
(PPI + Azithro/Clarithro + Amox) |
Quadrupile therapy
(PPI + Flagyl + Amox/Tetracylcline + Bismuth) |
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In a person with severe alcoholic hepatitis (Maddrey discriminant function score ≥32) and SBP, what treatment in addition to Cetriaxone should be used?
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**Pentoxifylline
Otherwise, use Steroids [contraindicated w/:GI bleed, kidney failure, or active infection (SBP)] |
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What test should you do in a patient with BRBRR with suspected UGIB?
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Upper Endoscopy
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Abdominal pain after eating that leads to weight loss
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Chronic mesenteric ischemia
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Cause of painless bright red blood per rectum w/o abdominal pain?
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Diverticulosis
Lower GI Bleed Causes: "DRAIN" Diverticulosis, Radiation colitis, Angiodysplasia, Infection/Inflammatory- UC/Crohns, Neoplasm |
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Esophagel varices with Asthma should receive what treatment?
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Endoscopic variceal ligation
*Propanolol (b-blocker) contraindicated w/ asthma |
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Jaundice and significant elevations of hepatic aminotransferases (greater than 15 times the upper limit of normal
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Acute viral hepatitis
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What is a complication of pancreatitis 4 weeks later?
How do you treat it if patient is assympomatic? |
Pancreatic psuedocysts
- No further tx if patient ASx - Percutaneous or surgical drainage IF pain, fever, or anorexia |
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What lab test can be used to re-classify risk of MI with patients that have an intermediate Framingham risk score (10-20%)?
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CRP
*re-classifies as HIGH or LOW risk |
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hereditary spherocytosis with
1. mild asymptomatic disease- mgmt? 2. more severe disease leading to symptomatic anemia, growth retardation, skeletal changes, painful splenomegaly, or extramedullary hematopoietic tumors- mgmt? |
1. Supportive care
-close clinical follow-up, maintenance of immunizations, and continued folic acid supplementation. 2. Splenectomy |
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A young patient with acute liver failure should always be suspected of having what liver disease associated w/ Hep B?
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Wilson's Dz
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Patient with chronic GERD on prn PPI who has salmon-colored esophageal mucosa with intestinal metaplasia but no dysplasia. What's the next step in mgmt?
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Repeat upper endoscopy in 1 yr. for adenocarcinoma surveillance
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Small volume bloody stooks with tenesmus?
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Infectious colitis
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Painless maroon stool?
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Diverticulosis
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Painless, watery diarrhea? Next step?
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microscopic colitis
-Flex sig with colon biopsy |
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Lower GI bleed & abdominal cramps?
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Ischemic colitis
-Bowel Rest (NPO), IVFs, Metronidazole (covers anaerobes) |
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Test for ischemic colitis?
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Flex sig
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How do you Dx Crohn's Dz?
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Upper and lower endoscopy + Biopsy (granulomas)
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Inherited d/o with jaundice s/p stress/illness/fasting?
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Gilbert's Disease (benign)
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Tx for achalasia in a poor surgical candidate?
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Botox to the LES
-Otherwise, (1) Lap myotomy (better results) (2) Pneumatic dilitation (*Perforation risk) |
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Doxycycline is associated with what cause of odynophagia?
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Pill esophagitis
- Tx supportively (d/c the med) |
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Tx for ashmatic GERD uncontrolled on PPI?
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Anti-reflux surgery
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Mgmt of UC
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AZ __.
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What test do you do for small adenomas?
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Repeat EGD in 1-2 years
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Complication of pancreatitis 2 weeks later?
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Pseudocyst
-Tx conservatively |
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What do you do for acute food impaction?
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EGD
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Visible vessel seen in ulcer-mgmt?
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Endoscopic cauterize
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Pt w/ Zollinger-Ellison syndrome with High gastrin level, neg CT abdomen, which didn't locate a tumor. Next step?
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Endoscopic ultrasound to find the tumor
(Otherwise, high dose PPI in older pt w/ lots of underlying medical problems) |
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Si/Sx of tropical sprue?
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High MCV, Low Folate, Glossitis
Tetracycline & Folate |
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Treatment of tropical sprue?
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Tetracycline & Folate
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Treatment for C Dif?
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Metronidazole (po) --> Vanc (po) x14d --> Metronidazole (IV) if iles & can't tolerate po
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Hereditary telangiectasias (lips, nose, fingertips) & AVMs (stomach, duodenum),
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Osler-Weber-Rendu syndrome
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GI polyps (hamartomatous), lip/face hyperpigmentation (freckles)
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Peutz-Jehers
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Varices Mgmt- Small
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Nothing
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Varices Mgmt- Large
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B-blocker +/- Band Ligation
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Varices Mgmt- Bleeding
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Band Ligation + Abx
Sclerotherapy + Octreotide |
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Colonoscopy screening- how many years for...
No polyps or Hyperplasia |
10 years
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Colonoscopy screening- how many years for...
1-2 tubular adenomas Low Grade dysplasia |
5-10 yrs
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Colonoscopy screening- how many years for...
3-10 tubular adenomas Adenoma > 1 cm High Grade dysplasia/Villious |
3 yrs
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Colonoscopy screening- how many years for...
>10 Adenomas |
<3 yrs
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Colonoscopy screening- how many years for...
Sessile adenoma removed by piecemeal |
2-6 months
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Diarrhea w/ fecal leukocytes caused by what bacteria?
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Shigella, Salmonella, E. coli O157:H7, Camphylobacter, Yersinia --> invasive gastroenteritis
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Diarrhea with nausea/vomiting 4-6 hrs after eating pinic food likely caused by what bacteria?
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S. aureus
*DON'T treat w/ ABx. Only IVFs. -you ingest the toxin not the bacteria |
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Pt had a colonoscopy with inadeuqate bowel prep. Colonoscopy found 3 hyperplastic polyps. Next step?
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Repeat colonoscopy NOW w/ adequate bowel prep
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Pt w/ fasting hypoglycemia and inappropriate high insulin level needs what test?
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Endoscopic ultrasound to look for insulinoma
- glc <45, insulin >5-6 uU |
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Malabsoprtion syndrome associate w/ Fe def anemia
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Celiac Dz
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If IgA transglutaminase neg, what is the next step?
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EGD & Colonoscopy --> if neg --> repeat EGD w/ small bowel biopsy
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Painless, watery diarrhea- treatement?
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Microscopic colitis: Flex sig w/ colon biopsy
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IBS Dx Criteria
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Rome Criteria
1) Freq. change 2) Form change 3) Diarrhea 3d/mo. for 3 months |
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Painless jaundice w/ diffusely enlarged pancreas w/ narrow pancreatic duct is the hallmark of ____.
How to you treat? |
Autoimmune pancreatitis
- Steroids |
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What drugs are associated w/ microscopic colitis?
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PPI- Lansoprazole
H2blocker- Ranitidine NSAIDs Sertraline Acarbose Ticlopidine |
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Mgmt of chronic Hep C with advance fibrosis
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pegINF & Ribavarin
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Pt w/ hemochromatosis has what RFs for what condition
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Age >40, Ferritin >1000
at risk for CIRRHOSIS --> do liver biopsy |
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Treatment for symptomatic or organ damage from hemochromatosis
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Phlebotomy
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What lab test predicts severity of pancreatitis?
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BUN
-mortality incr 2.2% for every 5 incr in BUN in the first 24hrs |
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Test if you suspect acute acalculous cholecystitis?
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Abdominal ultrasound
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Tx for constipation predominant IBS not responsive to fiber or standard laxatives
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Lubipristone
(C2 chloride channel activator --> salt H20 excreted into small intestine) |
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What should you do for a pt w/ achalasia Dx by barium swallow?
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EGD to r/o obstruction
* If neg --> myotomy to relax the LES |
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How often should a pt w/ UC beyond the rectum have a Cscope?
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every 1-2 yrs starting 10 yrs after Dx
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What is fulminant liver failure?
Most common cause? MCC of death? |
Jaundice --> hepatic encephalopathy
**W/O PRE-EXISITING LIVER DZ MCC: APAP & viruses MCC of death: Cerebral edema --> mannitol (not w/ kidney dz) & ICP monitoring |
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Next step in mgmt of pt w/ suspected recurrent GI bleed not found on initial EGD and colonoscopy?
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Repeat EGD and colonoscopy --> if neg --> capsule endoscopy
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Episodic abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting in a pt that smokes weed?
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Cannoid hyperemesis syndrome
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Pt from Asia/Africa w/ sAg+, eAg+ HBV but normal aminotransferases indicates what?
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Immune-tolerant chronic HBV
- low risk for cirrhosis/HCC as long as the aminotransferases remain normal -monitor AST q3-6 montnhs - do LIVER BIOPSY if liver enz get high +inflamm/fibrosis on biopsy --> anti-viral therapy |
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Pt w/ diarrhea, bloating, wt loss, B12 def but elevated folate and IgA transglutaminase Ab-...what is the cause of diarrhea?
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Small intesting bacterial overgrowth
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