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GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT Flashcards

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-Incompetent Lower esophageal sphincter
-Pyloric Stenosis
-Delayed emptying
-Lead to: Backflow

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GERD

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Dx of GERD

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24- hour ambulating ph monitoring
Endoscopy

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Interventions: GERD

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Non surgical
Avoid acids
No meal before bedtime
Surgical:
Laparoscopic Nissen Fundoplication

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Life Modifications: Drug Therapy (GERD)

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Antacids
H2 Receptor
Chloride Ion Channel

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Poor man’s laborer

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Gastric Ulcer

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Executive ulcer

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Duodenal Ulcer

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50 Above ulcer

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Gastric Ulcer

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25-50 yrs old ulcer

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Duodenal Ulcer

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Malnourished ulcer

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Gastric Ulcer

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Well-nourished ulcer

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Duodenal Ulcer

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Pain is felt when eating ulcer

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Gastric Ulcer

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Pain is relieved by eating ulcer

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Duodenal Ulcer

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Pain on the left ulcer

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Gastric Ulcer

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pain on right ulcer

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Duodenal Ulcer

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hematemesis ulcer

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Gastric Ulcer

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Melena ulcer

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duodenal ulcer

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(+) h-pylori

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gastric & duodenal ulcer

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dx ulcer

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Hemoccult test /Guac Test
EGD- Esophagogastroduodenoscopy

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Interventions: DIET for Ulcer

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Bland diet (walang lasa)

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Interventions: ulcer surgical

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Gastrectomy
Vagotomy: removal branch of stomach
Bilroth Procedure
Billroth 1: Gastroduodenostomy: Stomach joined to duodenum
Billroth 2: Gastrojejunostomy: jejunum and stomach is attacthed at opening hole next to small intestine.
Pyloroplasty:allows gastric drainaige

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-Rapid emptying of stomach contents into the small intestines

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dumping syndrome

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s/sx of dumping syndrome

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Hyposmolar jejunal chyme–> Intraluminal fluid sequestration
Decrease blood volume
Hypotension
Tachycardia
Bloating
Abdominal pain
Diarrhea
Rapid Glucose absorption
Inappropriate insulin release
Late hypoglycemia

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Interventions: dumping syndrome

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Avoid sugar
High protein (CHON), high fat, & low CHO
-Protein & fat= digest slower
-Carbohydrate=digest faster
Small meals
Avoid fluids (high fluid hasten digestion)
lie down after meals

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-Weakness in the abdominal muscle wall in which a segment of the bowel protrudes.

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herniation

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Intervention for hernia: non-surgical

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truss

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Intervention for hernia: surgical

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Herniorrhaphy

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Common type of hernia in male

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Inguinal

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common type of hernia in female

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Umbilical hernia???

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-idiopathic inflammatory disease of the small/large intestine, or both

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CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE (IBD)

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-Inflammatory disease of the large intestines that begins in the rectum-upward.

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Ulcerative Colitis:

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Regional enteritis
Environmental
Diarrhea
no bleeding
5-6 stools (soft)
Anorexia
Dehydration/Weight loss
abd pain

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Chron’s Disease

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Large intestine
Rectum
Emotional
With bleeding
20-30 wattery stool
Severe form of anorexia
DHN/weight loss
abd pain

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ulcerative colitis

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Intervention for IBD: NON-SURGICAL

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NPO
IV fluids

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Intervention for IBD: DRUG THERAPY

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Salicylate compound (Sulfasalazine)
Prednisone
SE:immunosupression
Cyclosporine
Anti-diarrheals

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Intervention for IBD: Surgical

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Total proctocolectomy with permanent ileostomy
Ileoanal anastomosis

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frequent urge to defecate. Sensation of incomplete evacuation.

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Tenesmus:

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pouchlike herniations of the small intestines or colon

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Diverticula

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38
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Presence of many pouchlike herniations

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Diverticulosis:

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Inflammation of one or more diverticula

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Diverticulitis

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Interventions:
Non-surgical: DIVERTICULAR DISEASE

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Bedrest
NPO, or clear liquids
Fiber rich food
Avoid gas formers/ seeds/ Nuts

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Drug therapy:DIVERTICULAR DISEASE

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Antibiotics: Metroni/ Ciproflox
Analgesics
Laxatives

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Surgical: DIVERTICULAR DISEASE

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Total proctocolectomy with permanent ileostomy
Ileoanal anastomosis
Colon resection

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cause: appendicitis

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Fecalith-small fecal material

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Assessment: appendicitis

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-Pain in the McBurney’s point: 2/3 distance from navel to Right Anterior superior iliac spine.
Rovsing’s obturator: referred pain in the RLQ when LLQ is palpated.
 Psoas sign :lie on side and right thigh is flexed backward.
Fever/elevated WBC
Anorexia
N/V

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pt lies on the left side and extension of the right thigh

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Psoas sign

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46
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flexion of the obturator muscle.

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Obturator sign

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referred pain in the RLQ when LLQ is palpated

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Rovsing’s sign

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intervention of appendicitis

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Non-surgical
NPO
IV therapy
Proper positioning
Surgical
Appendectomy

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-Unnaturally swollen or distended vein in the anorectal region

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HEMORRHOIDS

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Pathophysiology:HEMORRHOIDS

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Activities that increases intra-abdominal pressure leading to proplapse of the hemmorhoidal vessels.

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Interventions: hemorrhoids

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Cold packs followed by sitz bath
Witch hazel soaks
High fiber diet
Avoid straining
Hemorrhoidectomy

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-A progressive liver disease with diffused degeneration & destruction of hepatocytes.

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CIRRHOSIS

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Laënnec’s cirrhosis

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primarily caused by excessive alcohol consumption

54
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breath of the dead; fecal in nature.

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Fetor hepaticus:

55
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Ammonia that reaches the brain; inability to maintain posture, flappy/tremor hands.

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Asterixis

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assessment: cirrhosis

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Spider angioma
Caput medusae: swollen cluster vein in abd
Esophageal varices
Fetor hepaticus: breath of the dead; fecal in nature.
Asterixis: Ammonia that reaches the brain; inability to maintain posture, flappy/tremor hands.
Jaundice: cannot excrete bilirubin thru stool
Ascites: vein problem co2 tha liver cant accpet.
Hepatic Encephalopathy

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interventions: cirrhosis

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Diet: CHO (Carbohydrates)
Surgical:
Paracentesis: Removal of fluid in peritoneal area

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Drug Therapy: cirrhosis

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Diuretics
Lactulose
Neomycin Sulfate
-Metronidazole

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Assessment: cholecystitis

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RUQ pain going to the scapula hours post eating fatty foods.
Mass palpated in the RUQ
Biliary obstruction
Jaundice
Dark orange & foamy urine
Streatorrhea
Clay-colored stool: No Bilirubin

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Interventions: DIET CHOLECYSTITIS

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NPO
Low-fat meals
Eat in small amount

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Interventions: Surgery; CHOLECYSTITIS

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Cholecystectomy
Choledoclithotomy
Cholecystostomy

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-Inflammation of the pancreas with escape of pancreatic enzymes into surrounding tissues.

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Pancreatitis

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Cause: PANCREATITIS

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-Alcohol -gallstones
-idiopathic -others: drugs
-hyperlipidemia
-hypercalcemia
-Trauma -Ductal Obstruction

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Ecchymosis in the side of abdomen

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Grey Turner Sign:

65
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(+) cullen sign & (+) grey turners sign

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pancreatitis

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DOC: Pancreatitis

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1st : Mild-NSAIDS
2nd :Moderate- Codeine/Meperidone demerol
3rd:Severe: Morphine
SE: spasm in sphincter of ODDI

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Deficiency of one or more AP hormones

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HIPOPITUITARISM

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Hypersecretion of pituitary hormones
-GH, ACTH, & Prolactin are commonlu oversecreted
-caused by tumor in pituitary gland (PG)

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HYPERPITUITARISM

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DOC: acromegaly/gigantism

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Bromocriptine Mesylate (Parlodel)
SE: orthostatic hypotension

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SURGERY: acromegaly/gigantism

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Transphenoidal Hypophysectomy

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POST-OP MANAGEMENT:Transphenoidal Hypophysectomy

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HOB elevated 2 weeks
Nasal packing
No blowing
Nasal drainage
Halo test/sign: CSF is formed around blood when drop to cloth sheet.

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Hypersecretion of ADH
-excessive retention of water.

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SIADH/ SCHWARTZ-BATTER SYNDROME

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MANAGEMENT:SIADH

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Diuretics
Hypertonic IV
Fluid restriction
Provide safe environment

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ADH deficiency or kidney ignoring the ADH
-Excessive release of water
-Inability to retain water

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DIABETES INSIPIDUS

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MANAGEMENT:DIABETES INSIPIDUS

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Administer ADH:
-Desmopressin
-Vasopressin
Sit up when spraying
SE: Stomatitis, Allergy, Chest Tightness
Alternative: when experiencing SE
SUBQ VASOPRESSIN

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Thyroid Hormones:

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T3 (Triiodothyronine)
T4 (Thyroxine)
Thyrocalcitonin: Normalizes calcium when too high.

77
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hormone that Normalizes calcium when too high.

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Thyrocalcitonin:

78
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-Has too much ADH retention of fluid
-Concentrated urine
-Low sodium

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SIADH

79
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-Has too little ADH secretion of fluid
-Diluted urine
-High Sodium

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DI

80
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Deficiency of thyroid hormones
Cause: Thyroidectomy; Antithyroid Drugs

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HYPOTHYROIDISM

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MANAGEMENT: HYPOTHYROIDISM

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VS
Diet: Low calories, Low fat, High Fiber
Administer thyroid replacement drug

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Medication:HYPOTHYROIDISM

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Synthoid
Levothroid
Cytomel
Thyrolar
Thycar

83
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Excessive thyroid hormone secretion
Cause: Emotional stress, Autoimmune

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HYPERTHYROIDISM

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S/SX : All symptoms are high except weight & Irregular Menstruation.

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Hyperthyroidism

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MANAGEMENT:HYPERTHYROIDISM

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Rest
Non-stimulating event
Diet: High calories
Safety
Artificial tears
Avoid stimulants

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Medications:Hyperthyroidism

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Beta-blockers
Calcium channel blockers
Oral radioactive iodine
-Destroys thyroid hormone
-i 131:destruction of follicular cells
Takes effect in 6-8 weeks

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Medication alternative for pregnant hyperthyroidism pt?

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TAPAZOLE

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-Adrenal insufficiency
-hyposecretion of adrenal cortex
-decrease S-S-S :Sugar, Sodium, Sex

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ADDISON’S DISEASE

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Diet for Addison’s disease:

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High protein, High Carbohydrate, High Sodium, Low Potassium

90
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Hypercorticolism
Cause: could be Steroid Medications

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CUSHING’S DISEASE

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Manifestations of cushing

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Obese trunk
Moon face
Buffalo hump
Reddich-Purple striae on trunk
Hypertension
Hyperglycemia
Hypokalemia
Hirsutism, acne
Low immunity

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MANAGEMENT: Cushing Syndrome

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Monitor Weights/ VS
Monitor: Serum Na, Serum K
-If adrenal tumor is the caused
Two/Bi: Lifelong hormone replacement
Uni/one: 2 years of HR & stop

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DOC: Cushing syndrome

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MITOTANE
- Reduces Cortisol

94
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Surgery: cushing syndrome

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Hypophysectomy
Adrenalectomy

95
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Catecholamine: Producing Tumor
Cause: Unknown

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Pheochromocytoma

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Hallmark sign of pheochromocytoma

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Hypertension

97
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Manifestation: of pheochromocytoma

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Hypertension: Hallmark sign
Headache
Hyperhidrosis
Hypermetabolism
Hyperglycemia

98
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Management: pheochromocytoma

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Monitor VS/ Blood glucose
Position: Elevate HOB
Do not palpate the abdomen
Surgery:
Adrenalectomy

99
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-AKA juvenile DM as it happens 10-16 years old.
-Diabetes of infancy: Hyperglycemia onset before 6 months
-Absolute deficiency of insulin

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DIABETES MELLITUS TYPE 1 DM

100
Q

Determine the compliance to regimines/therapy of DM for the past 3-4 months.

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HBA1C or glycosylated hgb

101
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results of HBA1C:

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Normal: 5.7 % Below
Prediabetes: 5-7-6.4 %
Diabetes: 6.5 % Higher

102
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Order of 3P’S

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1st: Polyphagia
2nd: Polyuria
3rd: Polydipsia
4th: weight loss (4th sign)

103
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MANIFESTATION: DM1

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Polyuria
Polydipsia
Polyphagia
Weight loss
Weakness
Hyperviscosity
Hemoconcentration
Hypoperfusion

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TYPES OF INSULIN

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-quick acting/ very rapid acting
-short-acting
-intermediate acting
-long-acting
-very long acting

105
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Quick acting: Onset & Peak

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L-A-G
Lispro
Aspart (Novolog)
Glulisine (apidra)

Onset:
5-15 mnutes (effect)

Peak:
30 minutess to 1 hour

106
Q

Short acting: Onset & Peak

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Regular (humulin R)

Onset: 30 minutes -1 hour

Peak: 2-4 hours

107
Q

Intermediate acting: Peak and hour

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NPH (Humulin N)

Onset: 1-2 hrs
Peak: 6-12 hrs

108
Q

Long acting: onset and Peak

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Ultralente (Humulin U)

Onset: 2-4 hours
Peak: 16-24 hours

109
Q

Very long acting: onset & peak

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Lanthus (Glargine)

Onset:3-5 hours
No peak time: basal insulin

110
Q

CLEAR INSULIN

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=L-A-G (quick acting)
=Regular
=Lanthus (glargine)

111
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OHA: 1

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Sulfonylureas Agents : (ask help on pancreas)
Chlorpropamide (Diabenase)
Glimepiride (Amaryl)
Glipizide (Glucotrol)
Tolazamide (Tolinase)

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OHA 2:

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BIGUANIDES: ask help on liver
-appetite suppresant

METFORMIN
-Metformin: Decrease liver glucose release
-30 minutes before meals
-do not give for: 48 hours for contrast dye procedures
***Metformin + contrast dye = Lactic Acid result to Spasm in muscle

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OHA 3

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Alpha-Glucosidase inhibitors
-Slows intestine
-Take with first bite

Acarbose (Precose)
Miglitol (Glyset)
SE:
Flatulence
Abdominal discomfort
Diarrhea

114
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OHA 4:

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insulin; 20 glucose (kumpras)
-Thiazolidinedione (anti-diabetic agents)
-Increase insulin Sensitivity, improving glucose absorption
-with or without food
-Rosiglitazone (Avandia)
-Pioglitazone (Actos)

115
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Causes: HHNKS

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Causes:
-from DM2
-Underdose or missed dose of OHA
-Illness or infection
-Overeating
-Stress,Surgery

116
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MANAGEMENT: HHNKS

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Administer oxygen
Nacl or 0.45 % NaCl
Regular insulin IV

117
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CAUSE:DKA

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CAUSE:
-from DM 1
-Under dose or missed dose of insulin
-Illness or infection
-Overeating
-Stress, Surgery

118
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CHRONIC COMPLICATONS OF DM:

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Neuropathy 1st
Retinopathy 2nd
Nephropathy 3rd

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