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Path 4 Stomach Flashcards

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Parietal/Chief cell location

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Fundus

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Bicarbonate supply

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Vasculature and Surface epithelium (protection)

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Omphalocele

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Herniation of bowel into umbilical cord (covered by peritoneum)

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Gastroschisis

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Herniated bowels with no peritoneum

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Pyloric Stenosis

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  • Projectile vomiting

- Tx Myotomy

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Acute Gastritis Histology

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  • Neutrophils in lamina propria

- Intact surface epithelium

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Causes of acute ulceration

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NSAIDs and severe physiologic stress

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Normal prostaglandin function in stomach

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  • Enhance bicarb secretion
  • Inhibit acid secretion
  • Promote mucin synthesis
  • Increase vascular perfusion
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Stress ulcer

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Post-shock, severe trauma

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Curling ulcer

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  • Post-severe burns

- Proximal duodenum

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Cushing ulcer

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  • Intracranial disease (stimulate vagus -> gastric acid secretion)
  • Stomach, duodenum/esophagus
  • Often perforate
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12
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ICU prophylaxis

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H2-R blocker
PPIs
Prostaglandin analogs

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13
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Acute v Chronic Gastritis histology

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Acute - Edema, Neutrophils in lamina propria

Chronic - Lymphoplasmacytic cells

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Active Chronic Gastritis

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Chronic gastritis with superimposed active inflammation

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Acute v Chronic Gastritis clinical

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Acute has much more prominent signs (vomiting)

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Chronic Gastritis causes

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H. Pylori, Autoimmune

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H. Pylori infection location

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Gastric Antrum

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H. Pylori virulence factors (4)

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  • Flagella
  • Urease (produce ammonia)
  • Adhesins
  • Cytotoxin A
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H. Pylori infection result

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Increased acid production

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H. Pylori infection histology

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Lymphoplasmacytic infiltrate in lamina propria

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H. Pylori Dx

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Endoscope & Biopsy
Serology
Urea breath test

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Autoimmune Gastritis cause

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Ab against Parietal cells, Intrinsic Factor

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Autoimmune Gastritis mechanism

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Loss of parietal cells -> achlorydia -> hypergastrinemia -> G-cell hyperplasia

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Autoimmune Gastritis comorbidity (2)

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  • Pernicious anemia

- Destruction of adjacent chief cells -> decreased pepsinogen

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H. Pylori v Autoimmune chronic gastritis histology
Lymphoid aggregates only with H. Pylori
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Autoimmune gastritis spared locations
Antrum & cardia
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Autoimmune gastritis unique finding
Megaloblastic epithelial cells (pre-metaplastic)
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Autoimmune gastritis v. H. Pylori endoscope
Smooth mucosa v. Nodular Erythema
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Autoimmune gastritis hyperplasia
Endocrine cells (pre-neuroendocrine tumor)
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Gastrin changes in H. Pylori
Decreased or normal
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Gastrin changes in Autoimmune gastritis
Increased
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Reactive Gastropathy
Secondary to chemical injury, NSAID use, bile refulx
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Eosinophilic Gastritis
Secondary to allergies, soy, drugs, parasites
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Lymphocytic Gastritis
- Ideopathic | - Associated with Celiac disease (women)
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Granulomatous Gastritis
Secondary to Crohns, Sarcoidosis, Infections
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Peptic Ulcer Disease common location
Proximal duodenum
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PUD main causes
- H. Pylori | - NSAIDs, corticosteroids
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PUD syndrome cause
Zollinger-Ellison syndrome - | Gastrinoma (intestine or pancreas) -> Parietal cell hyperplasia
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PUD problems
Hemorrhage, Perforation (Xray free air under diaphragm)
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PUD clinical
- Post prandial pain | - Iron deficiency anemia
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Intestinal complications of chronic gastritis
- Metaplasia (goblet cells) | - Atrophy
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Inflammatory/Hyperplastic Polyps
- Due to chronic gastritis | - Dysplastic if large
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Fundic Gland Polyps causes (2)
- FAP (Familial Adenomatous Polyposis) | - PPIs (reduced acidity -> increased gastrin secretion -> glandular hyperplasia)
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Fundic Gland Polyp histology
Cystically dilated glands (parietal, chief), no inflammation
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Hyperplastic Polyp histology
Dilated, irregular glands, acute chronic inflammation
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Gastric Adenoma cause
Chronic gastritis with Atrophy and Intestinal Metaplasia
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Gastric Adenocarcinoma
- 90% of all gastric cancers | - 20x in Japan (Nitrosamines)
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Gastric Adenocarcinoma predisposing factors (3)
- Lower socioeconomic groups - Multifocal mucosal atrophy - Intestinal metaplasia
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2 type of Gastric Adenocarcinoma
- Intestinal Type (well differentiated glands, ulcerated mass) - Diffuse type (Signet-ring cells, no glands, no mass)
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Linitica plastica
Leather bottle - Diffuse Type gross appearance
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Intestinal type genes
FAP | B-catenin mutation
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Diffuse type genes
BRCA2 | E-cadherin (CDH1 gene)
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Common to both gastric adenocarcinomas
Neoplastic progression supported by chronic inflammation
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Gastric adenocarcinoma metastasis sites (3)
- Virchow's node (left supraclavicular) - Sister Mary Joseph nodule (periumbilical, intestinal type) - Krukenberg tumor (bilateral ovaries, diffuse type)
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Gastric adenocarcinoma dermatology
- Acanthosis nigricans | - Leser-Trelat sign
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MALT lymphoma
- Marginal zone B-cell lymphoma - Associated with H. pylori - Lymphoepithelial lesion (monoclonal lymphocytic infiltrate)
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Carcinoid Tumor
- Neuroendocrine tumor, mostly in small intestine | - Secrete Histamine, Somatostatin, Serotonin
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Carcinoid histology
Salt-and-pepper chromatin
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Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumor (GIST)
Benign muscularis tumor
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GIST immunohistochemistry
- C-KIT | - Imatinib inhibits c-KIT, used for Tx
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