gastric & duodenal disorders (final) Flashcards

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what are all of the BMI values

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  • <18.5 = underweight
  • 18.5-<25 normal weight
  • > 25-<30 is overweight
  • > 30=obese
  • > 40 = morbidly obese
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how to calculate BMI

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height in inches vs. body weight in pounds

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what are causes of a hiatial hernia?

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  • weakened mescle
  • age-related changes
  • injury
  • persistent pressure (pregnant)
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what is happening with a hiatial hernia?

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stomach protrudes through diaphragm

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labs/tests for hiatial hernia

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  • x-ray
  • upper endoscopy
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what meds can help hiatial hernia

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  • antacids
  • H2 blockers
  • PPIs
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what are complications of hiatial hernia?

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  • very large = surgery
  • strangulation/ischemia
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surgical intervention for hiatial hernia

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nissen fundoplication (stomach around esophagus)

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considerations for hiatial hernia

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  • smaller frequent meals
  • avoid triggers
  • stay upright
  • maintain healthy weight
  • smoking cessation
  • med compliance
  • discuss complications
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what are cuases of gastritis

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  • h. pylori
  • NSAIDS
  • older age
  • excessive alcohol
  • stress
  • autoimmune
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what condition is classified by…
* injury to gastric mucosa
* HCL damage/inflammation

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gastritis

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how will a client present with gastritis

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  • asymptomatic
  • gnawing/pyrosis
  • n/v anorexia
  • “full” after small food
  • if severe, hematochezia (bright blood), hematemesis, melena (dark blood)
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lab/test for gastritis

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  • EGD (and biopsy)
  • H&H and CBC
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what meds can help gastritis

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  • antibiotics
  • PPI (omeprazole)
  • H2 (ranitidine)
  • antacids
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is surgery done for gastritis

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if severe enough

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complications of gastritis

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  • ulcers
  • bleeding
  • pernicious anemia
  • stomach CA
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hiw can nurses help gastritis

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  • often self-resolving
  • eat smaller, more frequent meals
  • avoid alc/NSAIDS
  • h. pylori
  • assess for bleeding
18
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what are causes of peptic ulcer disease

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  • h. pylori
  • long-term NSAID/ASA
  • other meds
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what is happening in peptic ulcer disease

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  • increased acid/decreased mucous
  • stomachlining eroding
  • open sores
20
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how will a client with peptic ulcer disase present?

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  • asymp.
  • gnaw/burn
  • bloat/belch
  • fatty food intolerance
  • pyrosis, nausea
21
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what kind of PUD is where eating hurts

22
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what kind of PUD is where eating relieves pain

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labs/tests for PUD

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  • occult stool tests
  • CBC/BMP
  • EGD with biopsy
  • fluoroscopy
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what meds can help PUD from h. pylori

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  • triple antibiotic
  • PPI/H2/antacids
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what meds can help PUD not from h. pylori
PPI/H2/antacids -not antibiotic
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what are complications of PUD
-internal bleeding -infection -obstruction -refractory ulcers
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considerations for PUD
* have antacids/H2s ready * avoid NSAIDS * avoid triggers * choose healthy diet * consider probiotics * emilinate milk * adequate sleep
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pharm management of obesity
orlistat (xenical) lorcaserin (belviq) sibutramine HCL (meridia)
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what is the most common bariatric surgery
roux-en-Y (gastric bypass)
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what are the risks of gastric bypass
* same as general surgery * dumping syndrome * bowel obstruction * hypoglycemia * malnutrition * ulcer/gallstones
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how can nurses help with gastric bypass
* counseling * pre-surgery weight loss goal * physical activity * tobacco cessation * progressive diet * 3-6 mo. of malaise