Hemorrhoids And Intestinal Gas Flashcards
Define hemorrhoids
Explain anatomy and physiology of hemorrhoids
What are the types of causes of hemorrhoids
Increased venous pressure
Decreased venous support
Explain increased venous pressure as etiology of hemorrhoids
Explain decreased venous support as etiology of hemorrhoids
What are other contributing factors to hemorrhoids
What is the classification of hemorrhoids
Internal hemorrhoids
External hemorrhoids
Explain internal hemorrhoids graded by severity
Explain external hemorrhoids
What are the clinical features of internal hemorrhoids
What are the clinical features of external hemorrhoids
Diagnosis of hemorrhoids includes what
History
Physical examination
Anoscopy
Additional test
Explain history as diagnosis of hemorrhoids
Explain physical examination, anoscopy, additional test as diagnosis of hemorrhoids
Hemorrhoids management includes what
Conservative measure
Medical interventions
Explain conservatories measure for hemorrhoids management
Explain medical interventions as hemorrhoids management
What are the complications of hemorrhoids
Explain prognosis of hemorrhoids
Explain prevention of hemorrhoids
Define intestinal gas
List the etiology of intestinal gas
Swallowed air
Digestive processes
Food intolerances
Medical conditions
Explain the swallowed air as etiology of intestinal gas
Explain the digestive processes as etiology of intestinal gas
Explain the food intolerances as etiology of intestinal gas
Explain the medical conditions as etiology of intestinal gas
Explain the symptoms associated with excess gas
What does non pharmacological intestinal gas management include
Dietary adjustments
Behavioral modifications
Home remedies
Explain dietary adjustments for intestinal gas management
Explain behavioral medications for intestinal gas management
Explain home remedies for intestinal gas management
Explain the pharmacological intestinal gas management
