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42 Cards in this Set
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teen with liver disease and neurologic disease
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Wilsons disease. penicillamine
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FH irritable bowl. toddler, healthy with occassional diarrhea
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toddlers diarrhea
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GI complications of Down
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duodenla atresia, imperforate anus, pyloric stenosis, omphalocele
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splenomegaly, young child. unexplained by infection or cancer
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cavernous transformation of portal vein. sx of portal HTN,
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bilious vomiting 1 day old term.
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duodenal atresia, web, annular pancreas. Hirschsrung, malrotation, meconium plug, NEC vovlulus
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best test for giardia
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EIA
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recurrent oral ulcers, weight loss, joint pain
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Crohn disease
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most common injured organ in abdominal blunt trauma
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splenic lac.
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treatment of toddlers diarrhea
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high fat, low carb diet
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risk of colon cancer from UC.
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duration of UC is most correlated with risk of cancer
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ceftriaxone and shoulder pain
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cholecystitis due to ceftriaxone
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blood and mucous in stool of 2 week old breast fed healthy baby
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healthy and colitis = food allergy.
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painless hematochezia
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Mecel diverticulum.
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colicky abdominal pain 1 yr old, vomiting, bloody stool, abdominal mass
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Intussusception
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growth failure, joint pains, fevers, ESR
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Crohn disease
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upper GI bleed, splenomegaly
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portal hypertension
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8 month old FTT, malabsorption, which lab
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fecal fat. identifies enterocyte uptake problem
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poor growth, decreased appetitie, feelings of fullness, intermittent fevers
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Chron's
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most common cause of rectal prolapse
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chronic constipation
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risk factors for gall stones
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hemolysis, CF, ceftriaxone, bil tree disorders
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abdominal pain radiates to back
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gall bladder pain, cholelithiasis.
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management of peptic ulcer disease
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serologies for H. pylori, H2 blocker
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treatment for NSAID gastritis
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sucralfate.
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teen acute vomiting, jaundice, no hepatomegaly, abdominal pain
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cholelithiasis
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MR child , regurg, rechew, pleasurable
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Rumination syndrome
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treatment for milk hypersensativity
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eliminate dairy for 1-2 years
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fever jaundice in infant s/p Kasai for bil atresia
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ascending cholangitis. occurs in 50% of patients
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first step in any GI bleed
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NG tube. Helps determine where blood is coming from and decompresses abdomen
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how low is too low for liver edge in infant
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>3.5cm below costal margin
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ulcerative cholitis, fatigue, weight loss, jaundice
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sclerosing cholangitis
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urgent imaging of suspected volvulus
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upper GI
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mechanism of zofran
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serotonin receptor blocker
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FH emphasema, hepatomegaly, jaundice
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alpha-1-antitrypsinase
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3yr old painless rectal bleed
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juvenile polyp
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juvenile polyp follow up
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if < 4. no rescoping or testing needed.
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3yr old microcytic anemia, hematemesis, pale, anicteric, splenomegaly
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portal hypertension
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infant with C. dif positive stool
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common to be carrier as infant. Carrier does not need Abx
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obese female, abdominal pain, fever, vomiting, tender RUQ
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cholecystis
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vomiting, jaundice, fruit juice, infant
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fructose intolerance
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paucity of intrahepatic bile ducts
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Alagille S. heart murmur, peripheral pulmonic stenosis, vertebral anomalies, wide eyes, pointy chin
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infant, lethargy, poor suck, jaundiced
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galactosemia
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UC vs Chrons
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perianal involvement in CD, not UC (even though UC has rectal inflammation), arithrits, erythema nodosum, uveitis in both.
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