Upper GI Flashcards

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Oral and pharynx cancer

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-most common: leaps, lateral tongue, floor of mouth

-increased in men

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Mgmt of oral cavity dx

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-mouth care: increase fluid, synthetic saliva

-adequate food and fluid

-positive self image

-minimize pain: avoid hot, spicy, hard food; oral care; lidocaine or pain med

-prevent infection

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3
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Radical neck dissection

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Remove all of just about everything

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4
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Modified neck dissection

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Preserves one or more non lymphatic structure

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5
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Nursing interventions for neck dissection

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-airway clearance

-pain mgmt

-adequate food/fluid

-communication

-physical mobility

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6
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Complication of neck dissection—hemorrhage

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-hypovolemic shock

-avoid valsalva

-impending rupture: high epigastric pain

-pressure at site call MD and HOB elevated

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7
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Complication of neck dissection—chyle leak

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-duct dmg during surgery

-post op when oral fluids begin

-F/E replacement, restrict activity, HOB elevated, stool softener

-octreotide: reduce flow

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Complication of neck dissection—nerve injury

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-lower facial paralysis

-dysphagia, impaired tongue mvt, vagus nerve injury

-shoulder dysfunction is most common

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9
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Measuring NG tube

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-placement positioning semi Fowler

-xray after placement or pull back residual

-tip of nose —> ear —> xiphoid process

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10
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PEG tube sites and dressing

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meticulous skin care

keep clean and dry

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11
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Delivering nutrition enterally

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-functioning GI tract***

-safe/cheap
-preserves GI, intestinal and hepatic and fat meta, lipoprotein syn
-maintain normal insulin and glucose ratio

-NEVER MIX ANYTHING WITH FEEDING**

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Enteral feedings

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  • check residual and start with 30mL water
    -give feeling flush again

-after feeding clamp for 30-6pm in then back on suction

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13
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Parenteral nutrition

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-inadequate food/fluid within 7 days

-1-3L over 24hrs (needs new order q 24hrs)
-never piggyback into IV fluid
-filter prevents admin of precipitate

-monitor labs

-PPN via peri IV or CPN via CVAD (watch infection)

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14
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Complication of PN

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-pneumothorax
-air embolus
-clot or displace catheter
-sepsis
-hyperglycemia/rebound hypoglycemia
-fluid overload

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15
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Esophagus hiatal hernia

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-persistent heartburn, dysphagia, SOB, suffocation feeling after eat

-worsen after eating or lying flat

-rf: high fat diet, tobacco, obese, anti-cholingerics

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16
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Esophagis zenker diverticulum

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-sour taste

-barium swallow to check location

-bad breath

17
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Complications of GERD

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-esophagitis

-Barrett esophagus: precancerous lesion

-respiratory: cough, bronchospasm, larynospasm
-potential for asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia

-dental erosion

18
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Risk factors of gastritis

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-drugs: aspirin, NSAID, corticosteroids

-diet: ETOH, spicy

-microorganism: H. Pylori

-enviro: smoking, post radiation

-pathophysiology: burn, CRF, septic

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Contributing factors

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-H pylori: most common

-medication induced injury: aspirin, NSAID, corticosteroids

-family hx/lifestyle factors: COPD, liver cirrhosis, ETOH, caffeine, stress

20
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PUD—hemorrhage

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-common cause of upper GI bleed (bright red or coffee ground)

-shock (IV, hemodynamic, blood therapy)
-NG tube

-assess: faint, dizzy, nausea, VS (tachycardia, hypotension, tachypnea)
-H&H, stool for blood, UO

Tx: endoscopy within 12 hrs, surgery, arteriography with embolization

21
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PUD—perforation

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-no warning

-results: sepsis, multi organ failure

-sudden sev abd pain, persistent and intense, trauma shoulder
-vomit faint,

TENDER,RIGID ABD HYPOTENSION, TACHYCARDIA…shock*

22
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PUD—penetration

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-back/epigastric pain not relieved with meds
-surgical intervention

23
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PUD—emergency assessment and mgmt

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-ABCs (rapid, shallow)

-EARLY shock: tachycardia, weak pulse, hypotension, cool, pale, anxiety, long cap refill

-abd exam: perforation and peritonitis—tense, rigid, board abd

-fluid/blood replace

-O2

-indwelling catheter: UO best measure for organ perfusion

24
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PUD—post op complications—dumping syndrome

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-remove all of large portion of stomach and pyloric sphincter

-decrease stomach control of chyme into small intestine

-occurs at end of meal or 30 min after

-weak, pale, sweat, palpitations, tachycardia, dizzy, abd cramp, borboyrgmi, urge to poop
-lasts no longer than an hour