Abdo infection Flashcards

1
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2 forms of infected abdomen

A
  1. peritonitis

2. abdo abscess

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2
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def of peritonitis

A

infected material in one region or all over peritoneaum

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3
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2 sources

A

1ry source - unimicrobial

2ry source -from amspill

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4
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def. abscess

A

local collection of pus

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5
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1 most common and 3 less common sources of infection in gut

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common - GI bact. leak
uncommon
- via portal blood
- via biliary ascent
- via systemic blood (hematogenous)
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6
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how does perionitis spread

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fluid flow, resp, gravity

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7
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3 classes of abscesses

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  1. intrapertoneal
  2. retropertoneal
  3. visceral
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8
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4 mechs by which bugs get in

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  1. perf - always
  2. ischemia -usually
  3. inflammation - usually
  4. obstruction - sometimes
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9
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3 possible body responses to leaks

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  1. acute inflammation
  2. lymphatics absorb>reticulo-endothelial uptake>blood
  3. systemic inflammation
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10
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functions of inflammation

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  • kills microbes
  • fibrin deposition
    pain
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11
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3 options once infected

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  1. resolve - young and healthy
  2. perdistence - complex abdo
  3. death overwhelming ifection
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12
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common signs

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  • pain, tenderness, rebound
  • ileus
  • systemic fever, chills
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13
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3 exeptions to rule that all peritonitis is from gut

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  1. pancreatitis
  2. ruptured AA
  3. primary peritonitis
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14
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2 times peritonitis may not need operation

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  1. perforated ulcer

2. scope perf

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15
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prog. in 2ry peri

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20-30% die

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16
Q

complications

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  • hernia
  • renal fail
  • pulmonary
  • psych
17
Q

what is the problem in diagnosing in people that are post-op

A

free air, pain are normal after abdo surg.

18
Q

what can help diagnose atypical peritonitis

A

organ dysfunction - image liberally

19
Q

7 keys to mgmt of infection

A
  1. don’t delay
  2. resuscitate - fluids BP
  3. source control - open or laprascopic
  4. manage abdo wall
  5. expect an treat complications
  6. ABs
  7. psych/fam
20
Q

what to do for leak

A

hartmans

21
Q

3 abdo wall challenges

A
  1. bowel edema
  2. heavy contamination
  3. weak tissues
22
Q

3 possible residual wall problems

A
  1. fistula
  2. skin and fascia infections
  3. hernia
23
Q

4 possible infectious complications

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  1. pneu
  2. lines
  3. urinary
  4. skin