GI Disorders Flashcards

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3 GI. diseases starting with A?

A
  1. AAA
  2. Acute abdomen
  3. Appendicitis
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GI problem starting with a b

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Bowel obstruction

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3 GI emergencies starting with a C?

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  1. Chronic disease
  2. Cholecystitis
  3. Colitis
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4
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1 GI problem starting with a D?

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Diverticulitis

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5
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GI disease starting wth an E?

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Esophageal varices

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GI disease that starts with a G?

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Gastroenteritis

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GI disease that starts with a H?

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Hemorrhoids

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2 GI disease that starts with a P?

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  1. Pancreatitis
  2. Peptic ulcers disease
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What is a salivary gland stone?

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A calcified structure that can form inside the salivary ducts or glands
It can bock the flow of saliva into the mouth.

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What is esophageal varicies?

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Pressure increase within the blood vessels of the distal esophagus

Upper GI bleeding

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What is Mallory-Weiss syndrome?

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Esophageal lining tears during severe vomiting
Can cause pneumothorax and sepsis

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What is peptic ulcers disease?

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High levels of acidity in the stomach and duodenum eroding the protective layer and acid breaking down the organs

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What is pancreatitis?

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Inflammation of the pancreas due to duct being blocked activating auto digestion too early in the pancreas instead of in the intestines

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What is cholecystitis

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Inflammation of the gallbladder

Gallstone is blocking cystic duct, when bile gets trapped it causes irritation and inflammation

Fair, fat, female. 50

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What is appendicitis?

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Inflamed appendix usually due to accumulation of stool, infection or mucus

May result in rupture, hinders ability to fight infection , sepsis, death

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What is gastroenteritis?

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Infection of stomach or intestines

Norovirus
Rotavirus

Present with diarrhea, n\v

17
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What is acute hepatitis? And what is a sign of it

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Inflammation and destruction of the liver results in instability to detoxify the blood.
Jaundice is a sign due to high levels of bilirubin

18
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What is diverticulitis?

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Bulges in the colonial wall, stool and bacteria can become trapped and cause an infection

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What is ulcerative colitis?

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Generalized chronic inflammation of the colon, causes thinning of the intestinal walls
Weak and dilates colon becomes prone to bacteria and bleeding

20
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What is crohns disease and where does it most likely affect?

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Immune system attacks the GI tract

Most common inflammation site is the ileum

21
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What are kidney stones/ renal colic?

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The passing of a crystalline stone down the urinary tract

22
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What are 3 symptoms of kidney stones?

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  1. Hematuria
  2. Pain in the flank and groin area
  3. N/v
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What is total parenteral nutrition?

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Feeing of nutritional products to a person via IV, bypassing usual process of eating and digestion

24
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What are the 4 indications of parenteral nutrition?

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  1. Chrons
  2. Ulcerative colitis
  3. Comatos patients
  4. Cancer
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What do major effects of G disease typically relate to in the aspect of 3 body systems?
1. Nervous system 2. Cardiovascular system 3. Respiratory system
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What 3 compensations occur when a patient is dehydrated?
1. Vasoconstriction 2. Narrow pulse pressure 3. Tachycardia
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What is a severe sign of dehydration
Hypotension
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Where does Melina come from?
Upper GI bleeding
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Where does hematoschezia come form?
Lower GI tract or rapid upper GI bled
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Hematemesis/ coffee ground emesis origin?
Blood from mouth, esophagus, or stomach that has been digested and came back out
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What are ascites?
Fluid build up in peritoneal cavity, can be caused by cancer, heart and kidney failue