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Factors affecting GI
- malnutrition
- obstruction
- pathological conditions
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What are some factors that cause discomfort in the GI?
- inflammations,
- decrease blood supply,
- visceral type pain,
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Some factors that cause GI issues
- infection
- chemical trauma
- defects
- stress
- Gi bleeding
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Actions to prevent GI issues
- lower stress by
- exercise,
- relaxation techniques
- imagry
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What will people with increased gastric secretionis (esp hydrocloric acid) get?
...heartburn
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GI inflam proces cuases mitory
scarring which causes obstruction if get enough scarring
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Why should you check the foods of people with Gi issues
irritating foods should be avoided
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tests for GI p986
- x-ray
- upper lower gi tract study
- lab CBC, etc
- breath test (for carbohydrates absorption.)
- stool test
- EGD
- gastric analysis
- abdominal ultrasound
- Barrium
- DNA
- gastric analysis
- •MRI’s.
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•CBC –
look for infection, or bleeding
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What kind of obstructions can you have in GI tract?
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CBC – look for infection, or bleeding
- evaluate carbohydrate absorption
- detects presence of helicobacter pylori-bacteria
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GI stool tests
types of studies
look for abn stools esp in loose stools
- Closridium difficile
- fecal leukocytes
- calcultation of stool
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What do you usually want in a ova or parasite stool test?
- 3 specimen have to go to lab w/in 30min
- can also examine stools for lipids
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should be avooided 72 hrs prior blood occult blood test
- -hemorrhidal bleeding
- -re meats
- -aspirin
- -NSAIDS
- =turnips/horesradish
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What should you do do when taking stool sample
- instruct pt to avoid red meat for 3 days before testing,
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- no more than 30minutes must pass n to labs,
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ABD ultrasound
- .detect enlareged gallbladder/pancreas
- .presence of gallstones
- .elarged ovary
- .appendicities
- .Dx acute colonic diverticulits
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Endoscopic ultrasonography
- specialized
- aids in diagnosis of GI disorders
- eval
- barretts esophagus
- portal hypertension
- chronic pancreatitis
- suspected pancreatic neoplasm
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What kind of obstructions can you have in GI tract?
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GI abdominal ultra sound test
endoscopic ultrasonography
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GI DNA test
look for high risk
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What do Radiographic GI test look at
- x-ray flate plane of abd
- upper & lower barrium
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what do Radiographic tests look for
- abn growth
- polyps
- obstructions
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What are some precaustions for radiograph tests?
- NPO right before & 6-8 hr prior
- clear liquids night prior
- after test want to get rid of barrium
- -will crystalize
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why do you want to get rid of barrium after test
How
will turn into a rock
- increase liquids to 12 8oz glasses of water for several days prior
- lots of fluid after
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What will barrium do to stools
turn them white
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How do you admin Barrium?
- w/ lower-emema (get go lightly night before)
- w/upper- drink
w/ lower GI low residu diet up to 2 hrs
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What is TPN
- treatment for GI problems
- nutrients given IV
hyperglycemia must be filtered & IV pump
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how soon does go lightly work
w/ in 1 hr
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Where must TPN be formulated
What does it have
in pharmacy
dextros/aminos/ fats/lipids/
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What is TPN used for
who can give it
undernurished
only RN's can give
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important to know w/ TPN
- no piggy backs
- no interuption unless spec written order
- w/TPN stat slowly- start rate slowly
- when on TPN may be on insulin-has dextrose
- slowly wean off to prevent hypoglycemia
- can be given in central line
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What does Anorexia mean
lack of appetite
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should you worry about anorexia
- no unless prolonged
- affecting their system
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What are the differant types of anorexia
- Eposotic-caused by certain thing
- transient-come and go
- Chronic-when you worry
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What is physical Anorexia affected by
- GI/liver problems
- inflammatory d/o
- severe pulminary disease
- uremia
- CVA
- poor oral hygine
- distended
- meds-ex amphetamines, antihist
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psyc factors of anorexia
- fear
- anxiety
- depression
- things that are offensive (ex oders, etc, conversations)
- anything unpleasant
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What does prolonged anorexia lead to
- malnutrion
- electrolye imbalance
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What does med management of anorexia focus on
- treating underlying cause
- may need supplimental feeding or TPN
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What nurse care do you give anorexic
- really good Hx
- -when started
- -cause
- -general appearance
- check for wt loss
- observe for s/s of malnutrition
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What is healthy general appearance
- bright eyes
- good muscle tone
- shiney hair
- non brittle hair/skin
eating patterns, relationship to nutrition
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what type labs does malnutrition cause
albumin & lymphatics go down
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how many calories should adults eat
no less than 15,000 cal /day
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What nursing intervention for anorexia
- talk w/ DR/nutrionialist/famly/pt
- try to find cause
- get DR order & find out what they like & get out sides food
- food should be attractive
- encourage eating when feel hungary
- food is important exp w/ underlying problems
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What causes anorexia nervosa
how do they see themselves
- often peer pressure
- think they are fat when are slim
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when is anorexia nervosa a pathological problem
only when starts to effect body
have morbid obsessioin w/ weight and eating
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who has highes insidence of anorexia nervosa?
females 12-18
seen a lot in upper class
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what do people w/ anorexia nervosa do?
- use differant way to stay thin
- perge
- over exercise
- after a while stop eating
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What is Bulemia Nervosa
- distorted image
- increase use of laxitivs
- binge
- perge
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when do problems start w/ Bulemia nervosa
when start purging/binging
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what problems assoc w/ Bulemia Nervosa?
- losse electrolytes
- prob w/ starvation
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What is Hiatal hernia [1012-1013
protrusion of portion of stomach through esophogial ring
part of upper stomach move into lower portion of thorax
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how do you fix Hiatal hernia p
nesal fundalplication
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What can Hiatal hernia cause
- GERD
- discomfort
- regergitation
- dysphagia
- 50% + asymptomatic
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how is Hiatal Hernia Dx
- x-ray
- barium swallow
- fluoroscopy
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What can cause hiatal hernia
- obesity
- pregnancy
- cough
- vomit
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2 types hiatal hernias
- sliding-most common 90%
- rolling (paraesophageal)
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Sliding hiatal hernia
- upper stomach and gastroesophageal junction displaced upward
- --slide in and out of thorax
most common
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Paraesophogeal hiatal Hernia
all parts of stomach gets pushed through he diaphram beside the esophagus
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s/s of sliding hiatal hernia
- 50% asymptomatic
- heartburn
- acid reflux
- belching
- difficulty swallowing
- lowered motility
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s/s paraesopogeal hiatal hernia
many complain of fullness
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how do you Dx hiatal hernia
- Hx of symptoms
- once prob determained -treat symptoms
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How do you treat hiatal hernia
- symptoms
- elevate HOB @ least 6in to reduce
- meds-H2 blockers-release hydorchloric acid
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Diet for hiatal hernia
- bland
- should eat @ least 1 hr before bed
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cause of GI bleeding
can occur from any part of GI bleeding
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what are most common areas for GI bleed
- upper-stomach
- lower-jajunim/ colon/ rectum illium
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when dose chronic GI bleed
over wk/mo
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What does blood color in stool tell
how old/ from where
- coffee ground color-old
- bright red recent -outside hemroid
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what can GI bleeding be
- acute or chronic-depending on underlying problem
- reacurring or
- intermittent
- persistant
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Pacreatitis
most common cause of chronic
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s/s of gastritis
- belching- can be long term few hrs to few days
- heartburn after eating
- sour taste in mout
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dx gastritis
- upper gi xray series
- endoscopy histologic exam of tissu
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Tx gastritis
- refrain from alcohol & food till symptoms subside- usually few days
- nonirritating diet
- IV fluids
antacids
- NG intubation
- analgesic
- sedatives
- fiberoptic endoscopy
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Leukoplaka
- b/w gum & cheek white
- irritated tongue
- slow sore healing
- pailess leasions w/ raised edges
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higher risk of esophogial CA
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esophogial CA s/s
- susternal neck/back pain
- late s/s -hiccup
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Gastric CA
classic s/s
next to bone causes lots of pain
- high risk af am male over 70 yrs
- also seen in ppl under 40yrs
- starts in mucosa
pain above umbilicus-Dr have to r/o 1st
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iritable bowel disease
Crohn's & ulcerative cholitis
both get ulcer saffecting mucosal lining
- unknown cause
- attack usually under stress (phy/Psy)
usually in young adults b/w 15-30 &.70yrs
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S/S of Crohn's & ulcerative colitis
similar in both differance where occur
- small intest-abd tenderness, pain, cramp
- colon: -inflam , abd cramp, rectal bleeding, diarrhea w/ mucus
- inflamed red eyes
- will loss wt
- fever
- night sweat
- arthritis
- abn liver func
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Crohn's
subacute & chronic infalmation of GI tract wall-extends through all layers
- no cure get remmision
- deeper lesions separated by good tissue
- seen more often in smokers
- linked to autoimmune response
- can occur throughout GI tract
- most common occurance in distal ileum & ascending colon
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Crohn's seen more in
famales
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s/s of Crohn's
- has periods of remission and exacerbation
- begins w/ edema & thickening of mucosa
- ulcers start to show
- can form ulcer or lesion
- get scarring from tissue break down
- have areas of lesions separated by good tissue
- hyperactive LUQ bowel sounds
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Crohn's s/s w/ area involvement
- if stomach involve-n/v
- small intestind- abd tender, pain , cramp
- colon-inflamed / abd cramps, rectl
- bleeding, diarrhea, w/ mucus
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complications of Crohn
- fissure
- absess
- fistula
- be carrful what eat
- high risk of colon CA
- electrolte imbalances
- cause scaration
- protein in blood not absorped
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Dx Crohn's
- enoscopy, colonoscopy, intestinal biopsy
- barium enema=show ulcerations/fissure/fistula
- CT-show bowel wall thickening & fistula formation
- H&H -excess bleeding/anemia
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tx crohns
- reliev symp-steroids
- iron supp
- surg if indicated-last resort
steroids if severe
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Ulcerative Colitis
- similar to Crohns
- dev ulcers
- high incidence in Euro Jews
- affects superficial mucosa of colon
- multiple ulcers
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s/s of colitis
- shedding of colonic skin
- bleeding from ulcerations
- most will have bloody diarrhea
complication- up colon CA
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ulc colitis lab
serum albumin, skin lestion, liver involvement
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tx ulc colitis
- surgery last resort
- avoid iritating food
- colonstomy will cure colitis not chrones-w/ crohns lesions alwayscome back
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ulcer colitis/chrons diet
- low residue
- low fat
- high protein
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Appendicitis
inflimation fo veriform appendis
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cause of appendicitis
- pouch fills up
- food ferments->bacteria ->bacteria can sread outside of appendix ->
- opening becomes blocked
- blood becomes blocked -can only stretch so much then rupture
- can dev paritinitus
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s/s of appencicitis
- LRQ pain
- classic-reffered pain rebound pain
- mimic flue like syp
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Mick Burny's point
- b/w naval & illiac crest
- up temp
- n/v legs flexed toward bed
- can't straigten R leg b/c of pain
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Dx appendicitis
WBC steadily go up >1500
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Tx Appendicitis
appendectomy
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Peptic Ulcer
- more common in duodemum
- in pt 40-60yrs
- loose/destroy mucus layers
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peptic ulcer causes
- h Pylori-gram neg bact-mostly seen in elderly
- transmitted
- genetics
- oral/fecalshock /burn/trauma
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s/s of peptic ulcer
- worse w/ spicy foods
- epigastric burning1-2hr after meal
- n/v
- anorexia
- wt loss
- some pt get cramping 2-4 hr after meal
- pain usualy under xyphoid process
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Tx peptic ulcers
- drugs for H-pylori
- h2 blockers
- antagonists
- proton pump inhibitors
- antibiotics
- bland diet
- freq small feedings , lower stress, no skip meals
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billroth I surg
subtotal gastroectome remove lower stomach attach to jejunum
for tumor removal
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Billroth II
- 50% stomac removed
- lower stomace used spec for duadernal
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50% stomach left
for dumping syndrom, malabsorptionremove tumore
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Dumping syndrome
- w/ gast surgery
- stomach empty's too fast goes into dueodemum
- lasts20-60 min
- can occure after/during meal
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s/s of dumping syndrome
- weak
- ,faint,
- tachycardic,
- reactive hypoglycemia (3-4hr after meal)-tx w/orange juice / simple sugar
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Tx dumping syndrome
- diet low carb
- high proteing
- mod fat
- liquid 1hr prior/after meal
- resting high fowlers 20min after meal
- simple sugar than recheck
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Colectomy
remove diseased coloncolectomy
for temp - use accending & transvers
colon ostomy becomes functional in 3-5 days
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colonostomy secretion
- ascending-liquid
- transvers liq-semi solid
- descending-soft formed stools
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