3 - Approach To GI Flashcards

1
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Halitosis

A

Bad breath

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Halitosis could mean

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Dental disease, necrotic oral tumor, oral foreign body, uremia, GI ulcers, gastric tumor

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3
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Dysphagia

A

Difficulty in eating

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4
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Gagging is a what sign

A

Pharyngeal sign

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5
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How is gagging stimulated

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Mechanical irritation of posterior palate or pharynx

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6
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Gagging could be due to

A

Foreign body, post nasal drip, nasopharyngeal polyp, pharyngitis, and nausea

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7
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Ptyalism

A

Drooling

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8
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Retchig

A

Unproductive vomiting

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9
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Regurgitation is active or passive

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Passive

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10
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Regurgitation definition

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PASSIVE expulsion of food, fluid, or other material

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11
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Vomiting

A

ACTIVE expulsion of ingesta from the stomach

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12
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Localization of regurgitation

A

Esophagus

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13
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Localization of vomiting

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Caudal to gastroesophageal sphincter - stomach, small intestine

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14
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Nausea with regurgitation?

A

No

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15
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Bile with regurgitation

A

No

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16
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Questions to ask for regurgitation v vomiting

A

Is there abdominal press, warning, is there bile material expelled

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17
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Hematemesis

A

Vomiting blood

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18
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Hematemesis can be signs of

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Gastric ulcer/erosion, duodenal ulceration, tumors, coaguloapthy

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19
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Hematochezia

A

Frank red blood in teh stool

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20
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Hematochezia indicates disease of

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Anal sac, rectum, large intestine

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21
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If the Hematochezia is independent of defecation what is it

A

Anal sac disease

22
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If the Hematochezia is w normal stool

A

Rectal disease

23
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If Hematochezia is with diarrhea

A

Large intestine disease

24
Q

Melena

A

Black, tarry feces - digested blood

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Melena can be from
Upper GI loss, swallowing blood or iatrogenic
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How is hemorrhagic diarrhea different than Hematochezia
Larger volume
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Hemorrhagic diarrhea is seen with what small intestine disease
Acute hemorrhagic diarrhea syndrome and Parvovirus enteritis
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Most common reason for cats drooling
Hepatic encephalopathy
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Regurgitation has to do with
Esophagus
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Vomiting has to do with
Stomach / intestines
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Hemmorahic diarrhea volume
Large
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Hemorrhagic diarrhea suggest
Loss of mucosal barrier
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Hemorrhagic diarrhea seen with
Acute hemmoraghic diarrhea syndrome and parvovirus enteritis
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Small bowel diarrhea suggest problems with
Digestion and absorption
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Major signs with small bowl diarrhea
Weight loss, polyphasic, mucous , vomiting, Melena
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Major signs with large bowl diarrhea
Increase frequency, small volume, lots of mucous
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Eructation
Burping
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Flatulence
Expulsion of gas from anorectal canal
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Borborygmus / Borborygmi
Rumbling noise of gas
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If borborygmus is in the thorax what is it
Diaphragmatic hernia
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Acute abdomen
Sudden onset of severe abdominal pain that often requires surgical intervention
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Evidence of peripheral edema signals
Hypoalbuinemia
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Occasional is
1 -2 times per month
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Intermittent is
1 or more times a week
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Acute range
Less than 7 - 14 days
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Chronic range i
3 weeks
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Secondary GI disease examples
Kidney disease, hepatopathy, DKA, pancreatitis
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Primary GI disease
Disease of oropharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine , rectum
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What endocrine testing do u do for dogs
Baseline cortisol
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What endocrine testing do you do for cats
Total T 4
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What is indicated in any acutely vomiting animal
Intestinal obstruction, gastric dilation, abdominal mass,