Acute GI d/o

Infantile Colic: Persistent crying in infants < ____ months old & crying > ____hours/day, > ____ days/wk for > _____ or more weeks

Esophageal Atresia: Congenitally interrupted _____, more common in _______

Tracheoesophageal Fistula: Communicating fistula with the _____

Crohn’s disease is inflammation that involves _____. The _____ is most commonly affected

Ulcerative colitis is a ____ disease that consists of generalized, diffuse inflammation confined to the rectal/colonic ______

Pancreatitis presents as sharp or dull ____ pain radiating to ____ & _____, nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, fever, anorexia

Cholestasis: decrease in _____ + accumulation of substances within the _______ & ______

Cholestatic jaundice is ALWAYS _____ and indicates _______

Biliary Atresia – most common form of __________ in the newborn

_______ ulcers are common causes of PUD in early infancy

The most common causes of PUD in older children are ________ and _______

PUD is an emergency if presents with _______

Gastric outlet obstruction from PUD should be considered in the child with chronic _________ symptoms and frequent _________ of both liquids and solids at time of presentation

Proton pump inhibitors (PPI), if discontinued abruptly, may result in _______ and ________

Intestinal failure: ________ is unable to absorb adequate fluid and nutrients to support growth and development- will need _______ for _____ days