Gastroenterology & Hepatology — Flashcards

Gastroenterology & Hepatology — Flashcards

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#21

_____ and gabapentin are also used in hiccup prescribing in palliative

#22

Possible presentation of Hirschsprung's disease in older children is _____

#23

Hirschsprung's Disease is characterized by an _____ due to a failure of neural crest cell migration during development.

#24

What features would suggest faecal impaction in children? 1. _____ 2. Overflow Soiling 3. Faecal Mass Palpable in the Abdomen (DRE should be carried out by specialist)

#25

The guidance on management of Constipation in Children if faceal impaction is present consists of: _____ Add a stimulant laxative Substitute a stimulant laxative singly or in combination with osmotive laxative (lactulose) Inform families that disimpaction treatment can initially increase symptoms of soiling and abdo pain

Hint: first-line

#26

What are the Red Flags for Constipation in Children: _____ > 48 hours Ribbon Stools' Faltering Growth is an amber flag Previously unkown or undiagnosed weakness in legs, locomoter delay Distension Evidence of Child Maltreatment

Hint: Timing

#27

The main medication used in treatment of intractable hiccups is _____

#28

Sodium valproate can cause _____ and pancreatitis

Hint: liver

#29

Before admission to a Care/Nursing Home and Hospital a _____ should be done to screen for malnutrition

#30

Management of Malnutrition involves a _____ rather than prescribing oral nutritional supplements

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