endoscope Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
Q

technique for using

A

endoscope controls- left hand

endoscope tip- right arm

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2
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what are endoscopes used for

A

diagnosis- both benign and malignant
therapeutics- emergency or elective
screening
surveillance- picking up cancer of the bowel early

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3
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specialised types of endoscope

A
gastroscope
colonoscope
side viewing scope
enteroscope
capsule
endoscopic ultrasound
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4
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visual diagnosis

A
oesophagitis
gastritis
ulceration
coeliac disease
chrohns disease
ulcerative colitis
sclerosing cholangitis
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5
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what often causes gastritis

A

anti-inflammatory tablets

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6
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treating ulcers

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caused by H.Pylori
treated using antibiotics
amoxicillin
clarithromycin or
metronidazole

first line use a PPI- acts on the acid which would aggravate the ulcer already formed

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7
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miscellaneous conditions identified by endoscope

A
Mallory-Weiss tears
diverticulae
foreign bodies (food bolus, razor blades)
stones
worms
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8
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why endoscope good for early diagnosis

A

can diagnose pre-malignant conditions
ability to remove tissue in a minimally invasive way
easy to follow up
screening

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9
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angiodysplasia

A

growth of new blood cells

so close to the lumen that endoscope can cause bleeding very easy

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10
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types of bleeding

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variceal bleeding
arterial bleeding
angiodysplasia

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11
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treating variceal bleeding

A
this is a life threatening medical emergency
ABC resuscitate
injection- fibrinogen
banding
histocryl glue
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12
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varicose bleeding

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very close to the lumen- can be burst through high pressure, food endoscope passing

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13
Q

what do we do about varicose bleeding

A

plastic cap at end of endoscope
stick the cap over the bulge
suction and suck up varic the bleeding bit

bit of string- cutes off blood supply- bleeding point isolated and bleeding stops

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14
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other treatment for varicose bleeding

A

sclerosant

glue

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15
Q

arterial bleeding

A

arteries in gut can be eroded into

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16
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treatment for arterial bleeding

A

injection therapy
adrenaline
tamponade
vasoconstriction

heater probe - coagulation

clips- ligate
self sealing last about a fortnight then fall off

17
Q

treating angiodysplasia

A

argon plasma coagulation

recent work with radio frequency ablateion

18
Q

treating strictures

A

dilation
stenting- usually reserved for malignancy
removable stents

19
Q

complications of a stent

A
foreign body sensation
reflux
fever
septicaemia
fistula formations
 bleeding
perforation
pain
migration
tumour in/overgrowth
20
Q

tpyes of dilation

A

balloon

bouginage

21
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treating tumours

A

polypectomy

endoscopic mucosal removal

22
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polpypectomy

A

raise polyp on a bed of adrenaline/saline

snare
hot biopsy

23
Q

endoscopic mucosal resenction

A

hraise lesion on a bed of adrenaline/saline
loop and conver to polyp
snare

24
Q

how to remove intraluminal objects

A

stones

foreign body removal

25
foreign body removal
snare or basket overtube GA with endotracheal tube
26
low nutrition treatment
PEG insertion | naso-jejunal tube insertion
27
how to insert PEG
``` gastroscopy identify insertion site transabdominal passage of wire pull wire out of mouth tie PEG to wire and pull into position fix in place and set up connectors ```
28
how to use a naso-jejunal tube
``` pass tube under direct vision pull out endoscope feed in nasal overtube draw NJ tube into overtube withdrawn through nose fix in place ```
29
screening asymptomatic individuals
prevention of colorectal cancer detect polyps and remove them early detection of cancer
30
what disease are screened for by an endoscope
ulcerative colitis colonic polyps colorectal cancer barrettes oesophagus
31
preparing for endoscope
``` indication- clear and justifies explanation to patient consent fasting bowel prep moniter bleeding diathesis infection prophylaxis (endocarditis, shunt, immunosuppression) ```
32
complications of endoscoope
``` aspiration cardiac arrest bleeding resp arrest perforation infections ```