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1
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What is peptic ulcer disease?

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  • a break in the mucous lining of GI tract

- occurs in the esophagus, stomach and duodenum

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What age group do gastric ulcers commonly affect?

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Older clients.

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What type of ulcers are most common in peptic ulcer disease?

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Duodenal ulcers

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4
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What is the duodenal?

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First part of the small intestines.

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5
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Is PUD more frequent in men or women?

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Men.

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Why is PUD not common in women of child-bearing age?

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Because the body protects the woman. When menopause hits, the protection leaves and women are just as susectible.

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What is H. Pylori?

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A bacteria that is a common cause of peptic ulcer disease.

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Esophageal ulcers occur as a result of what?

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The backward flow of HCI from the stomach into the esophagus(GERD).

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9
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Does stress cause ulcers?

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No.

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10
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What do most ulcers result from?

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Infection of H. pylori bacteria.

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Infection of H. pylori bacteria and what are synergistic risks?

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Concomitant use of NSAIDs.

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12
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What blood type is more susceptible to PUD?

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TYPE O.

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Where can peptic ulcers affect?

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Stomach, esophagus, and duodenum.

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Why do peptic ulcers occur mainly in the gastroduodenal mucosa?

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Because this tissue cant withstand the digestive action of gastric acid and pepsin.

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What are the risk factors of peptic ulcer disease?

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  • Chronic H. pylori infection
  • chronic aspirin and NSAID use with concurrent use of glucocorticoids or bisphosphonates.
  • family history fo PUD
  • old age
  • unsanitary living conditions(poor hand hygiene)
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Prevention of PUD is related to the etiology: What are some preventions?

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  • meticulous hand washing
  • correct food prep, washing and cooking thoroughly
  • have long-term NSAID users get tested
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17
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What is the classic symptom of a peptic ulcer?

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Dull, gnawing pain or burning sensation in the midepigastric area of the back.

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18
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When does gastric ulcer pain occur?

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Immediately after eating.

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When does duodenal ulcer pain occur?

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2-3 hours after eating,

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Is the presentation of gastric ulcer pain normal in older adults?

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No, often they get different symptoms, even referred pain.

Older adults after think pain is a normal old thing.

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What are the complications of a peptic ulcer?

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Hemorrhage, pyloric obstruction or gastric outlet obstruction, perforation, signs of hypovolemia,

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22
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What are the diagnostic tests for PUD?

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  • upper GI series
  • gastroscopy(test specimen for H.pylori)
  • noninvasive tests
  • CBC
  • stools for hemoccult
  • Gastric analysis if ZES is expected
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23
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What is Zollinger-Ellison syndrome?

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A form of peptic ulcer disease caused by a gastrin-secreting tumor.

24
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What type of pharmacological therapy is used for H.pylori?

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A combination. Multiple antibiotics, with PPI and H2 receptor blockers possibly.

25
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How can you treat an NSAID-induced ulcer?

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  • discontinue NSAID if possible

- if you can’t (RA) dose with PPI

26
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What is the generic name for Macrolide?

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Clarithromycin.

27
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What is the trade name for clarithromycin?

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Macrolide.

28
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What type of drug is clarithromycin?

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Broad-spectrum antibiotic.

29
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What is the MOA for Clarithromycin?

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It inhibits protein synthesis by binding to the bacterial ribosome.
(Effective against most gram+ and many gram- bacteria)

30
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What is the primary use of Clarithromycin?

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Whooping cough, legionnaire’s disease, infections by streptococcus, H.influenza, and mycoplasma pneumoniae

31
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What are the AE of Clarithromycin?

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N/v, abdominal cramping, diarrhea, superinfections, resistant bacterial strains.

32
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How often is clarithromycin given?

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Twice a day. Has a acid-resistant covering on it so it doesn’t dissolve too early.

33
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What class is amoxicillin a part of?

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Penicillins.

34
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What is the MOA of amoxicillin?

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Kill bacteria by disrupting the call wall.

35
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What kind of bacteria is amoxicillin most effective on?

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Gram-positive bacteria.

36
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Do human cells have cell walls?

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No. (Squamous cells)

37
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Of the cases of allergy to penicillin what percentage is the reaction anaphylactic?

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0.04%

38
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What is amoxicillin used for?

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Pneumonia, meningitis, skin, bone, joint, stomach infections, blood and valve infections, gas gangrene, tetanus, anthrax

39
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What are the AE f amoxicillin?

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Bacteria can become resistant, possible allergy, lowered W/R blood cell count, and platelet levels.

40
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What is tetracycline?

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The drug of choice for only a few diseases because of resistant bacterial strains(Rocky Mountain spotted fever, typhus, cholera, Lyme disease, peptic ulcers and chlamydia)

41
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What are the AE of tetracycline?

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Superinfections, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, discoloration of teeth, photosensitivity

42
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What is the antiprotozoal prototype drug?

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Metronidazole (Flagyl)

43
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What reacts very badly with flagyl?

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Alcohol consumption.

44
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What is the MOA for metronidazole?

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To act as a antiprotozoal drug that also has antibiotic activity against anaerobic bacteria.

45
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What is the primary use of metronidazole?

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Amebic diseases

46
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What are the AE of metronidazole?

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Anorexia, nausea, diarrhea, dizziness, headache, dry mouth, unpleasant metallic taste, flushing of skin

47
Q

What are some miscellaneous drugs to treat PUD?

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  • Sucralfate (Carafate)
  • Misoprostol (Cytotec) Prostglandin Analog
  • Bismuth compounds (Peptobismal)
48
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What does carafate do?

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Coats ulcer and protects it from further erosion

49
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What does cytotec do?

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Inhibits acid and stimulates production of mucus, can cause miscarriage.

50
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What do bismuth compounds (peptobismal) do?

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Inhibit bacterial growth and prevent h.pylori from adhering to gastric mucosa.

51
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True or false.

H.pylori infection can remain active for life if not treated.

A

True

52
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There is a very high reoccurrence when H.pylori is not what?

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Eradicated.

53
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What has greatly decreased the need for surgery with PUD?

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Treatment of H.pylori

54
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What are some nonpharmacological therapies for PUD?

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Good nutrition
Mild alcohol intake(not more than one a day)
Smoking is discouraged.

55
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Is surgical management still used for the treatment of PUD?

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Not often

56
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What is the number one thing to do to maintain homeostasis?

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Restore and maintain fluid volume.

57
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It’s important to assess these things in a pt with PUD:

A

-health hx
-pain
-relief measures being used
-n/v, stool characteristics
-meds
-smoking/alcohol
Physical examination
-general appearance
-abdominal exam
-VS

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