PEDIA Gastro Flashcards

1
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Telescoping or invagination of one portion of the bowel into the other

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Intussusception

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2
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Obstruction to passage of intestinal contents

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Intussusception

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3
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Most commong cause of intestinal obstruction in children < 3 yr

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Intussusception

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4
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Intussusception Assessment: VAP

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Vomiting
Abdominal Pain
Passage of Blood per rectum

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5
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Intussusception Assessment: Triad

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Colicky Abdominal Pain
Currant Jelly Stool
Sausage-shaped Mass

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6
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Intussusception Assessment: Colicky abdominal pain

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scream and draws knees to abdomen

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7
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Intussusception Assessment: Currant jelly stool

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contains blood and mucus

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8
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Intussusception Assessment: Sausage shaped mass

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URQ on palpation

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9
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Intussusception Interventions: Monitor for –

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perforation and shock

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10
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Intussusception Interventions: Antibiotics, IV fluids and decompression via –

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NGT

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11
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Intussusception Interventions: Indications that intussusception has reduced itself

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Passage of normal, brown stool

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12
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Intussusception Interventions: Air or fluid exerts pressure on are involved to lessen, diminish or rid the intestine of prolapse

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Hydrostatic Reduction

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13
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Aganglionic Megacolon

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Hirschprung’s Disease

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14
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Absence of ganglion cells needed for peristalsis

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Hirschprung’s Disease

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15
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Hirschprung’s Disease Assessment: Neonatal Period (2)

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Abdominal Distention
Failure to pass meconium within 24 hours

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16
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Hirschprung’s Disease Assessment: RCFDV

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Ribbon like stool
Constipation
Foul smelling stool
Diarrhea
Vomitus of fecal materials

17
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Hirschprung’s Disease Diagnostic: Reveal narrowed portion of the bowel

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Barium Enema

18
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Hirschprung’s Disease Diagnostic: Reveals absence of ganglion cells

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Rectal Biopsy

19
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Hirschprung’s Disease Diagnostic: Reveals dilated loops on intestines

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Abdominal X-ray

20
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Hirschprung’s Disease Diagnostic: Reveals failure of intestinal sphincter to relax

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Rectal manometry

21
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Hirschprung’s Disease Management: Feeding

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NGT

22
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Hirschprung’s Disease Management: NGT measurement - Infant

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Nose-Ears - Middle of xiphoid process and umbilicus

23
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Hirschprung’s Disease Management: NGT measurement - Adult

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Nose-Ears - Xiphoid process

24
Q

Hirschprung’s Disease Surgery (2)

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Temporary Colostomy
Anastomosis and Pull through procedure

25
Q

Hirschprung’s Disease Diet: Increase –

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CHON, Calorie

26
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Hirschprung’s Disease Diet: Decrease –

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Residue diet (pasta foods)

27
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Hirschprung’s Disease Diet: Avoid –

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Raisin/ prunes

28
Q

Hirschprung’s Disease Complication: Most serious

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Enterocolitis

29
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Hirschprung’s Disease Complication: Enterocolitis S&Sx (4)

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Fever
Severe prostation
GIT bleeding
Explosive watery diarrhea