Week 10 Clinical Investigation GI Bleed Flashcards
1
Q
PUD is what and prevalence, cause/risk, mortality rate
A
- Duodenal or gastric mucosa down to Muscularis
- 20%-50% UGIB
- H-pylori, NSAIDs, Alcohol, smoking , steroids
- 7%, 80% resolve spontaneously
2
Q
SX that can point to PUD in a pt not showing signs of actual PUD
A
Dysphagia
Dyspepsia
Heartburn
3
Q
PUD TX
A
Over counte anti-acids, PPI, H2 blockers
4
Q
ABD pain location PUD
A
Epigastric or LUQ
5
Q
Imaging for PUD
A
CXR / AAS, CT if questionable bleed
EGD **
6
Q
Esophageal and gastric Varices mortality rate, and risk, and rate
A
- 15%
- Alcohol in US *, or anything causing portal HTN
- 5%-20% UGIB
7
Q
Labs for variceal bleeding
A
- High LFTs
- High albumin
- High ammonia
- High INR (FFP can be given if severe)
8
Q
Imaging for Variceal bleeding
A
- EGD **
2. CXR, AAS
9
Q
Variceal tx
A
- IV AB (Rocephin = ceftriaxone) if from cirrhosis
2. Octreotide : somatostatin, Splanchnic vasoconstriction——> reduce portal HTN
10
Q
TIPS procedure
A
In ESLD and cirrhosis or to decrease portal HTN and Variceal hemorrhage and ASCITES
= create low-resistance channel from hepatic vein to intrahepatic part of portal vein