Upper Gastrography Flashcards

1
Q

Indicated for (5)

A
Persistent vomiting
Abnormal bowel movements
Suspected FB/obstruction
Chronic weight loss
Persistent abdominal pain
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2
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CM which can be used (3)

A

Barium sulphate preferred
Water soluble iodine if perforation suspected
Double contrast for stomach

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3
Q

Equipment (4)

A

Stomach tube
Lubricant
Large catheter tip syringe
Warmed CM

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4
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Patient prep (3)

A
Fast for 24hrs
3 enemas 
- 24hrs / 4hrs / 1hr prior
Sedation if necessary 
- ACP
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5
Q

Why are GA and atropine contraindicated

A

Decrease gut motility

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6
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Procedure (3)

A
Normal x-rays taken first 
Admin warmed CM
- meal
- directly into mouth
- via stomach tube 
Check stomach tube placement with small volume sterile water
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7
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Views to be take (4)

When (5)

A

DV / VD
R/L lateral

Taken immediately
Then at intervals of:
15 / 30 / 60 / 90 mins

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