46 - Acute hemorrhage (LGIB) Flashcards

1
Q

LGIB is bleeding originating distal to the ___

A

ligament of Treitz

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2
Q

LGIB is __ common than UGIB, but with the same ___ rate (3% and raised with age)

A

less

mortality

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3
Q

__% of LGIB originate from the __, the rest are from the ___

A

95
colon
small intestine

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4
Q

The most common LGIB etiologies in adults are ___ and ___.

A

angiodysplasia

diverticular disease

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5
Q

The most common LGIB etiology in children is___.

A

intussusception

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6
Q

The most common LGIB etiology in adolescents is___.

A

Meckel’s

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7
Q

LGIB is usually __ sever, ___ intermittent, and stops ___ when compared to UGIB

A

less
more
spontaneously

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8
Q

LGIB initial treatment starts with ___ and stabilizing the patient, followed by ___ and ___ including __

A

resuscitation
history
physical examination
PR

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9
Q

After initial treatment, LGIB patients will go through ___/___ to rule out anorectal bleeding (3)

A
anoscope
sigmoidoscopy
hemorrhoids
fissures
tumors
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10
Q

In case of massive bleeding, we must insert __ tube tp rule out ___

A

NG

UGIB

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11
Q

How will you treat an instable LGIB patient?

A

surgery

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12
Q

What are the 3 courses of action when treating a stable LGIB patient?

A

colonoscopy
RBC scintigraphy
CTA

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13
Q

____ disease is the most common reason for LGIB

A

diverticular

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14
Q

Diverticular LGIB- __% of patients bleed, __% stop spontaneously, ___% will rebleed in the following 10 years

A

3-15
75
50

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15
Q

Diverticular LGIB– usually from the __ of the diverticula, originating from the ____ penetrating the submucosa

A

neck

vasa recti

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16
Q

Diverticular LGIB- ___ side is more common, but ___ side tends to bleed more

A

left

right

17
Q

Diagnosing diverticular LGIB is done with ___

A

colonoscopy

18
Q

What are the 3 ways to treat diverticular disease when performing colonoscopy?

A

injecting epinephrine
electrocautery
endoscopic clips

19
Q

Beside colonoscopy, how else will you treat diverticular disease?

A

angiography

surgery

20
Q

Patient with bleeding diverticular disease who has failed colonoscopy treatment will go through ___.

A

angiography

21
Q

What possible risks when treating bleeding diverticula?

A

ischemic events -> leading to segmental imputation (right hemi colectomy)

22
Q

When suspecting LGIB caused by malignancy we must rule out __. It is not the most common reason, but the most important to rule out

A

CRC

23
Q

What types of hemorrhoids tend to bleed more?

A

internal- they do not hurt

24
Q

Which IBD causing colitis tends to bleed more?

A

UC

25
Q

Which microbes can cause LGIB colitis? (5)

A

campylobacter
CD
E. Coli
CMV

26
Q

Name 5 etiologies for small bowel bleeding

A
angiodysplasia
erosion/ulcer
Crohn's
Radiation
Meckel's
27
Q

Name 7 etiologies for colon bleeding

A
diverticular disease
anorectal disease
ischemia 
neoplasia
colitis
IBD
radiation