Gall Bladder Disorders (Online Lecture) Flashcards
cholecystitis
inflammation or infection of gallbladder (acute or chronic)
cholelithiasis
stone formation
cholecystectomy
surgical removal of gallbladder
icterus
jaundice
ERCP
endoscopic
retrograde
choleagnio
photography
what is the most common cause of gallbladder disease
stones
s/s of inflammation of gallbladder/pancreas/liver
inflamation
edema
strictures
risk factors for gall stone formation
female
family hx
obesity
type 1 DM
aging
hyperlipidemia
cirrhosis
estrogen containing meds
pregnancy
gall stones obstruct flow of the bile in the gall bladder and starts a chemical reaction and autolysis and edema occurs, blood feels in gallbladder become compressed causing
decrease blood supply
gangrene
rupture
90% of the time inflammation of gallbladder is caused by gall stones, what can cause the other 10%
trauma
shock
dehydration
burns
torsion
multiple transfusions
s/s of acute cholecystitis
pain
tenderness
rigidity of RUQ
- radiates to midsternal area and right shoulder
N/V
heart burn
elevated wbc
general maliase
temp elevation
symptoms of acute cholecystitis can be triggered by what type of food
fattu
what do we rule out before we think to diagnosis GI related issues
cardiac
acute cholecystitis
- bowel sounds
may not hear them
acute cholecystitis
- Murphys sign
palpate RUQ pain when holding breath