Pancreatitis/esophageal disorders/ ultrasound Flashcards

1
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Causes of pancreatitis?

A

etoh (70%)
cholelithiasis
meds
increase Ca+2 (hyperthyroid)

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3 ways Etoh causes chronic pancreatitis?

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  1. increased protein in juice, decreased bicard (trypsin inbit) –> protein plugs
  2. increased permeability of ductules let in enzymes
  3. increased intracellular accumulation –>premature release/activation enzymes
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3
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Contrast acute and chronic pancreatitis symptoms and signs

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Actue- severe pain, chronic - dull
acute - n/v, increased amylase/lipase
chronic - hyperglycemia, normal amyase/lipase

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4
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What are some complications of chronic pancreatitis

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ascites
pseudocyst
vit. def
diabetes
malabsorption
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5
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The ranson criteria is used to predict what?

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Survival in pancreatitis, test at admit and at 48 hr

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6
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When should a child be given oral rehydration?

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When they are dehdrated, not because of diarrhea. Use pedialyte not gatorade or broth

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7
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How to calculate IV dehdration therapy in kids?

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20 ml/kg body weight in one hour

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How long does it take to treat constipation lasting 2 months?

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Twice as long, so 4 months

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9
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Social issues and stress can cause recurrent abdominal pain in which age groups?

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5-7 olds

8-12 girls

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10
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A child has cyclic vomiting in the night and early morning. As a teen you would expect this to manifest as what disorder?

A

Migraine headaches

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11
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What are the most common causes of gastroenteritis in kids?

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bacterial - camplyobacter, salmonella

viral - roto, calci, noro

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12
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Order in which a fast exam is done

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RUQ, subxiphoid, LUQ, suprapubic

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13
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Why does blood often pool in the RUQ in abdominal trauma and not in the pelvis?

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Often patients are brought in supine so blood remains in upper abdomen.

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