Digestion disease quiz Flashcards
Sphincter does not close, acid enters esophagus.
GERD
Gastroesophagus reflux disease
-heart burn
-regurgitation
-esophagus changes
Gastroesophagus reflux disease
- smaller bites
- medication for acid reflux
GERD
belly pain, crampy/bloating, stool schedule change and appearance change
IBS (Irritable bowel syndrome)
gastrointestinal disorder causes abdominal pain, bloating and changes in bowel habit, stress genetics bacterial infection, food intolerance can cause,
IBS
antispasmodic medications, laxatives, probiotics, sleep and exercise (health lifestyle), smaller portions, hydration
treatment for IBS
key: probiotics
Weight loss, infection, confusion, loss of appetite, weakness, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain,, bloated by liquid, GI bleeding,
Alcoholic Liver disease
heavy use of alcohol, liver damage, due to excessive amount of alcohol use
Alcoholic liver disease
liver transplant, leads to cirrhosis,
alcoholic liver disease
inflamed gastric (stomach and intestine) lining, diminished acid secretion, located at the proximal part of the stomach,
Menetrie’s Disesea
pain in the upper and mid abdomen, nausea, weight loss, gastrointestinal bleeding, hypoalbumina ( low albumin -protein loss)
Menetrie’s Disease
Increases risk of cancer, surgery, clinical trial drugs, high protein diets, medications
Menetrie’s Disease
congenital disease, chronic constipation (failure to pass stool at birth), intestinal inflamed, vomiting, abdominal pain, poor feeding
Hirschsprung disease
surgery (remove the effected part of the colon), might need colostomy, check stool for ganglion cells (gold standard for diagnosis)
Hirschsprung Disease
Affects colon ability to pass stool, due to lack of nerve cells that stimulate GI muscles
HIrschsprung disease
Avoid alcohol, vaccines for A$B, LIVER TRANSPLANT for B$C
Hepatitis A,B,C
Due to viral infections, excessive alcohol consumption, toxins, and drugs, autoimmune
hepatitis A, B,C,
LIVER INFLAMATION, SPREAS THROUGH FOOD AND WATER
Hep A
liver inflamation, spread through blood/sex
Hep B
Liver inflamation, spread through blood
Hep C
Nausea and vomiting, cramps, abdominal pain, diarrhea, loss of appetite, fatigue
gastroenteritis
inflammation of stomach and intestine due to contaminated food, bacteria, norovirus
Gastroenteritis
fairly common, antibiotics/antiparatites, rest, death can happen if too much fluid loss, antinausea meds, fluids and electrolytes -
gastroenteritis
Fluid loss is key
Flagly parasite, OTC meds, antibiotic, IV Fluids, pepto-bismol, rare case blood transfusion
dysentery
pepto-bismol