GI 1; congenital defects, adult disorders and physiologic mechs Flashcards
pyrosis
heartburn
meaning opening
hiatus
nausea
subjective
controlled by medullary vomit center
melana
blood in stool
bright red= rectum
dark red= above ileocecal valve
ASA
NSAID
smoking
prostagladin inhibitors
difficulty swallowing
dysphagia
anorexia
loss of appetite controlled by hypothalamus
blood in stool
melana
opening in diaphragm something chewy gets stuck next time eating feels like choking cough until vomit surgery tx
hiatal hernia
helps stomach contract for digestion
prostaglandins
stenosis means
narrowing
hiatal hernia
opening in diaphragm something chewy gets stuck next time eating feels like choking cough until vomit surgery tx
gastroesphageal reflux
backward movement of gastric contents into esophagus
short term= pyrosis
long term barrett esophagus (cancer risk)
gysphagia
difficulty swallowing
cleft lip/ palate
nutritional issues 4th-9th week of gestation native americans asians hispanics more males than females
meaning vomiting
emesis
NSAID =
anti-inflammatory drugs
emesis
vomiting
ethanol and aspirin help
damage lipid layer in stomach
hydrochloric acid (HCl) pepsin
normal gastric acids for food
ASA =
aspirin
reasons for dysphagia
mechanical obstruction
neurologic condition
muscular condition
GER =
gastroesophageal reflux
lipid soluble products can damage the cushion layer in stomach, such as
ethanol and aspirin
esophageal stenosis
stricture
diverticula
tumors
mechaical obstruction for dysphagia
narrowing/ obstruction of pyloric sphincter white males soon after birth vomiting infreq stools abd pain failure to gain weight
pyloric stenosis
meaning heartburn
pyrosis
mechanical obstruction for dysphagia include
esophageal stenosis
stricture
diverticula
tumors
vomiting
objective
emesis
controlled by medullary vomit center
objective
emesis
controlled by medullary vomit center
vomiting
prostaglandins
helps stomach contract for digestion
peristalsis
wavelike movement in smooth muscle of esophageal
stroke
parkingstons
alzheimers
neurlogic conditions for dysphagia
forgetting how due to nerve damage
subjective
controlled by medullary vomit center
nausea
wavelike movement in smooth muscle of esophageal
peristalsis
pyloric stenosis
narrowing/ obstruction of pyloric sphincter white males soon after birth vomiting infreq stools abd pain failure to gain weight
loss of appetite controlled by hypothalamus
anorexia
aspirin =
ASA
prostagladin inhibitors include
ASA
NSAID
smoking
gastroesophageal reflux =
GER
backward movement of gastric contents into esophagus
short term= pyrosis
long term= barrett esophagus (cancer risk)
gastroesophageal reflux
blood in vomit
hematemesis
hematemesis
blood in vomit
bright red= above stomach
dark red= stomach/ small intestine
normal gastric acids for food
hydrochloric acid (HCl) pepsin
muscular conditions for dysphagia
muscular dystrophy
hiatus
opening
nutritional issue 4th-9th week of gestation native americans asians hispanics more males than females
cleft lip/ palate