medsurg test 2 Flashcards

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pts with mG experience

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weakness of the muscles of the face and throat.. strongest in the AM

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Diplopia

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double vision

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Ptosis

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eye drooping

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dysphonia

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voice impairment

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what test is used with MG

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tensillon test

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what drug should be kept on head to control side effects of edrophonium

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atropine

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Management of MG

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anticholinestrase. immunosuprressive therapy.. predinision

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MG perioheral or central

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peripheral

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How does MG work

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blocked ACH receptors at muscle endplates

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MG presenting symtpms

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ptosis , diplopia

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ALS is

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rare, progressive disorder.. loss of motor neurons

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death with ALS occurs within

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2-6 years

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Presenting symptoms of ALS

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weakness, muscle wasting

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ALS peripheral or central

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both

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Mechanism of ALS

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loss of motor neurons

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Diagnoisis of ALS

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neuro exam EMG, CPK

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Advanced stage of ALS

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speech and swallow

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Terminal stage of ALS

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dyspnea SOB, speaking no longer possible

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ALS treatment is

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Riluzole.. slows progression

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GBS peripheral or central

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peripheral

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Mechanism of Illness for GBS

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PNS, dymyelination, edema, inflammation

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Presenting symtomps of GBS

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lower extremity weakness, URI, of GI infection

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Diagnosis of GBS

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clinical picture EMG, incr CSF protein

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Treatment of GBS

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immunotherapy, Plasmaphoresis

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what is myelin
lipoprotein from neural support cell bodies that wrap around neural axons
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GBS is acute or chronic
ACUTE!
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with GBS look at to diagnosis
brain MRI to rule out MS
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genetically transmitted autosomal dominate.. progressive degenerative brain disorder
hunningtons disease
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with hunningtons disease
high caloric requirements. 4,000-5000 calories per day
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Uncontrollable and sometimes overwhelming urge to move legs. shows at night.. relaxing makes worst
RLS restless leg syndrome
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paresthesias
abnormal sensations
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dyesthesias
unpleasant abnormal sensations
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RLS which nuerotransmitter
dopamine
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MS central or peripheral
central
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Mechanism of MS
CNS demyelination, axonal injury, glial scarring
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Presenting symtomps of MS
numbness, vision changes, depression, dysfunctional elimination
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Diagnosis of MS
MRI , increase in immunoglobin G, presence of iligoclonal banding in CSF ... WEAKNESS and FATIGUE
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Treatment of MS
immunomodulators. immunosuppreseant
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Chronic progressive degenerative disease affecting the myelin sheath of the white matter of the brain and spinal cord
MS
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3 stages of MS
1. chronic inflammation 2. demyelination 3. Scarring
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Classifications of MS
1. motor 2. sensory 3. Cerebellar 4. Emotional
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Common triggers of MS
``` infection trauma immunization childbirth stress change in climate ```
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Uncontrollable factors of heart disease
age male family history race.. African americans greater risk
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controllable risk factors of heart disease
``` high BP diabetes cholestrol poor diet obesity ```
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Cyanosis is a what sign of Respiratory distress
LATE!
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Xanthelasma
yellow on eye.. cholesterol so high depositing to skin
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ear creases
early sign of heart disease.. as early as 18
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Systolic BP is
biggest thing of showing HD after age 60
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Peripheral edema tells us what
RIGHT SIDED HEART FAILURE!
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LDL should be
less than 130.. bad one
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HDL should be
greater than 40.. good one
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total cholesterol should be
should be less than 200
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calcium causes
both hyper and hypo dysrhythmias
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magnesium causes
life threatening dysrthmias
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does negative EKG rule out MI
NOOOOO!
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p wave is
firing of the SA node
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QRS complex is
ventricles contracting
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T wave
ventricles repolarising
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anabolism
positive protein balance
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catabolism
negative protein balance
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Max dextrose peripherally
10 percent
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PID long term last
1-2 years
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brown line
blood
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blue lin
meds
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white
TPN
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PICC
last up to 1 yr
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PICC is inserted
by certified nurse at bedside
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MLC is a
not central line last 1-4 `weeks
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MLC is inserted by
nurse at bedside
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for cite care use
alchol 30 sec and chlorhexidine 30 sec
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TIDs
surgical implant.. 1-2 years
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1ml is
300 psi
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10 ml is
7psi
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angina pectoris
ischemia without infarction
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how do you know its angina not mi ?
improves with rest
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what does angina pain feel like?
pressure pain.. elephant on chest or fist
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why does pain radiate
lactic acid build up
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what do you teach with aspirin for mi
81mg no interacted aspirin .. chewable
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what teach with nitroglycerin
store in dark place.. headache is norm.. take 3 times every 15 min
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interventions with MI
Morphin oxygen nitro aspirin
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permanent localized dilation asymptomatic emergency
aneurysm
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how do you diagnosis aneurysms
CT scan ultrasound
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classic thing with arterial pain ..not as painful
goes away when elevated
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gangrene
infarction of tissue
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arterial legs look like
shiny hairless pale
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do yo see edema with arterial
no just venous
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with arterial disease open wound what med first
iv antibodics
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intermittent muscle pain percolated by exercise resolves within 10 min of rest
intermittent claudication
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numbs or tingling in toes
paresthesia
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endocarditis effects what
the valves
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manifestations of endocarditis
hemorrhages in nail beds osiers nodes janeway lesion roth spots
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raised nodular lesions on hands and feet
oslers nodes
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nodules on below and end of fingers
janeway lesion
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hemorrhage areas on retina.. splotches
roth spots
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what kind of people need prophylactic antibodies
prosthetic joits.. valve problesm
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when would you give the antibodics
dental procedures, respiratory infections, tonsillectomy, go wound infection, UTI
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what to teach with endocaratitis
take full dose of med.. full time 4-6 weeks
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what can you get from strep throat
rheumatic heart disease
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rheumatic heart disease is
inflammation
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what do you put rheumatic heart disease pts on
steriods
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Ck info
nospecific.. detects muscle damage within 12 hours
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CKMB
SPECIFIC! within 12 hrs norm 0-3
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Myoglobin
protein found in heart. rises within 2-3 hours rule out mi
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Tropinin norm
undectable
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when can you detect troponin
4-6 hours highest 10-24
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what to teach with exercise stress test
comfy clothes, no caffeine 24 hrs before, no smoking or exercise 3hrs prior
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chemical stress test
takes 3-4 hrs. dobutanine... no beta blockers.. feel anxious
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ultrasound of heart to see valves beat and structures
echocardiogram
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CMRI teach
tight place loud.. no portable oxygen.. no wire clothes no earrings
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Xray used to take detailed pics of the heart.. die radiation
CT
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video images of the ventricles .
MUGA
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what hormones does thyroid produce
T3 T4 and calcitonin
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Goiter
enlarged thyroid ... most common cause lack of iodine. or in us thyroid disease
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With surgical removal of nodule or cancer for thyroid
airway bleeding hypocalcemia
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inflammation of the thyroid gland . viral or autoimmune
thyroditits
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increased hormones. graves disease. decreased TSH but high T4 T3
hyperthyroidism
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Exophthalmos
puppy eyes with graves disease
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INsufficent horomones..
hypothyroidism
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myxedema
sever long standing hypo leads to saccharides in skin
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moon face, purple stria, facial hair, easy bruising think trunk thing arms legs
cushings .. to much corticosteriods
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low adrencocortical hormones
addisons
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purposes of chest tube
remove fluid air blood
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upper tube used for
air
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lower tube used for
fluid
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mediastinal
is not in pleural space.. chest
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water seal is how many cm
2
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with wet system what determines amount of suction
water level .. only sterile water
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wet system looks like
continous bubbly in suction cloumn not in water seal
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tidal
raise up and down with each breath fluctuates
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when do you call doc with chest tube drainage
over 100ml an hour or major change
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what are your three reasons to clamp chest tube
to locate air leak replace collection unit verify chest tube removal readiness
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what if chest tube comes apart from drain
clean reattach cough
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what if the collection unit breaks
put end in water
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what if chest tube pulls out
cover ! call doc
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large intestines does
absorption of water and electrolytes
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what does saliva do
lubricates and breaks down starches
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small intestine does
digestion and absorption
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liver does
manufacture store transform and excrete
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gallbladder does
bile conc and storage
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pancreas does
digestive enzymes
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mixing moves chyme in both directions to promote mixing
segmentation
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propulsion. one way motion
peristalisis
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Gherlin-appetite
stimulates
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Leptin appetite
supression
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food once mixed with gastric secretions
chyme
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stomach absorbs what
small amounts of water alcohol electrolytes and certain meds
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pigment from breakdown of hemoglobin
billirubin
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whats small intestine digest
carbs, fats, proteins
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how do you access abdomen
inspect asculate paplate purcuss
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stomach growling hyperperistalisis . loud gurgles
borboygmi
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delayed emptying of lower esophagus . increased risk of squamos cell tumor
achalsia
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burning squeezing pain while swallowing
odynophagia
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stomach cancer facts
adenocarcinoma | weight loss, pain, anemia, feel lump
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third most common cancer.. screening is imperative!
colocrectal cancer
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CRC left side
rectal bleeding, incomplete evacuation, constipation diarehea
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CRC right side
asymtompatic
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4th most common cause.. linked with Hep c and b
liver cancer
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common chronic functional disorder . intermittent pain or discomfort
IBS
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Diagnosis IBS
rule out malabosrption, guleten and lactose intolerance
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Symtpom based diagnosis for IBS
rome three criteria... must have two out of three
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how do you treat IBS
stress management, diet meds
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how much fiber with IBS
20mg/day
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what are the gas producing foods?
brown beans, brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, raw onions, grapes , plums raisins
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what drug is given with diarrehea
Imodium
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what drugs are given with constipation
alosetron, lubiprostone, linaclotide
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Inflammation of the intestinal tract
IBD
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inflammation of any segment of the GI tract mouth to anus
chrons
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inflammation and ulceration of the colon and rectum
ulcerative colitis
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IBD signs
diarrhea, bloody stools, weight loss, pain , fever fatigue
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inflammation involves all layers of bowel wall. anywhere in GI tract
chrons .. skips lesions. ulcerations deep
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Common symtomps of CHrons
diarrhea crampy abdominal pain
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a disease of the mucosa layer of colon and rectum .. moves down to cecum
ulcerative collitis
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Common symptoms of U.C
fluid and electroyle loss.. bloody diarrhea and abdominal pain
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syndrome from repeated removal of sections of small intestine
short bowerl
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with ileostomy how much output
1500-2000 ml per 24 hrs
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functions of Gi system
digestion absorption elimnation secretion
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whens Gi tract mature
2
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newborn stomach cap
10-20
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infacnt stomach cap
200
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adult.. older than 16
1500
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can liver be palpated below costal margin in kids
yes 2cm.. not in adult though
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when does lip close in prego
5-6 weeks gestation
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when does palate close
7-9 weeks
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incarceration
blood cut off with inguinal hernia
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incomplete closure of umbilical ring
umbilical hernia
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promixmal segment of bowel tee copes into a distal segment
intussuception
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hallmark sign of intussuception
jelly like stool
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intestines abnormally attached and the mesentery twitst its self off
malrotation
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main symptom of malroatiation
billous vommiting
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hallmark sign of appendicitis
pain at mcburneys point
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Treatment for binary atresia
lapartomy.. kasai procedure