'Upper gi' presentation slideshows

N 246 Health Alterations lll Fall, 2010

N 246 Health Alterations lll Fall, 2010. Alterations in the GI System Sandra Buckley, RN,MS. A & P of GI system. 30 ft. long from mouth to anus. Consists of mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, rectum, anus.

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The Approach to Upper GI Bleeding

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The Gastrointestinal System: Digestive Disorders

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Upper GI

Upper GI. In addition to the esophagram, the second and very common radiographic procedure or examination of the upper GI system involving contrast media is the upper GI series (UGI). Radiographic examination of the distal esophagus, stomach , and duodenum is called a UGI, or upper GI.

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GI Bleeding

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Variant of Polysplenia Syndrome with Intestinal Malrotation

Variant of Polysplenia Syndrome with Intestinal Malrotation. Hannah Chang, Ph.D., HMS III Gillian Lieberman, M.D. Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Harvard Medical School March 20, 2009 . Talk Outline. Introduction : clinical case Background : gastrointestinal malrotation

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Gastrointestinal Haemorrhage

Gastrointestinal Haemorrhage. Pre Lecture Handout. Acute Block Objectives. GI Bleeds Assess the likely causes of upper GI bleeds from history and examination Initiate management of acute upper GI bleeds Distinguish common causes of lower GI bleeds from history and examination

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Gastrointestinal Haemorrhage

Gastrointestinal Haemorrhage. Pre Lecture Handout. Acute Block Objectives. GI Bleeds Assess the likely causes of upper GI bleeds from history and examination Initiate management of acute upper GI bleeds Distinguish common causes of lower GI bleeds from history and examination

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Assessment of Digestive and GI Function

Assessment of Digestive and GI Function. Connie K. Cupples, MS, MSN, RN Union University. Outcome 1. Review the structure and function of the organs of the GI tract. A. Draw abdomen depicting organs in the four quadrants. B. Identify function of each of the organs of digestion.

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GERD

GERD. Objectives. Discuss the prevalence and significance of GERD in the pediatric population Discuss the diagnostic evaluation of the child with suspected GERD Review the management of GERD. Infants Referral Visit MD within the year Regurgitate > 2 times per day. Adults Referral

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Hepatic / GI

Hepatic / GI. At the end of this self study the participant will: Verbalize causes of hepatic failure and pancreatitis Describe assessment findings of the patient with liver disease and pancreatitis. Manufacture of heparin Modification of fats Manufacture of bile Manufacture of coags.

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Upper GI Bleed

Upper GI Bleed. Leigh Vaughan, MD Division of Hospital Medicine General Internal Medicine and Geriatrics, MUSC. Objectives . Identify common causes for acute gastrointestinal bleeding in the hospitalized patient

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Upper GI Bleed

Upper GI Bleed. Leigh Vaughan, MD April 30, 2013 Division of Hospital Medicine General Internal Medicine and Geriatrics, MUSC. Objectives . Identify common causes for acute gastrointestinal bleeding in the hospitalized patient

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CELIAC DISEASE BY EMER BYRNE

CELIAC DISEASE BY EMER BYRNE. Koiliakos (greek) = abdominal Endemic Spure (chronic form of mal-absorption syndrome) Gluten Enteropathy Non-tropical Spure. CHARACTERISTICS. Autoimmune Disease (delayed allergy) (Triggered; surgery, pregnancy, viral infection) Small Bowl

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Acute abdominal pain in children

Acute abdominal pain in children. Clinical features. Diagnosis. Labs Cbc not useful in undifferentiated abdominal pain Obtain glucose in altered child Urinalysis. imaging. Abdominal plain films intestinal obstruction (air fluid levels, dilated small/large bowel) perforation (free air)

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Upper GI Bleeding

Upper GI Bleeding. Tad Kim, M.D. UF Surgery tad.kim@surgery.ufl.edu (c) 682-3793; (p) 413-3222. Overview. Definitions Initial Patient Assessment ABC & Resuscitation Differential Diagnosis Identify the Source & Stop the Bleeding History & Physical Endoscopy & Potential Complications

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Updates from each NSSG

Updates from each NSSG. Key Achievements and Priorities for the Future. Upper GI. Mark Harrison Clinical Oncologist, MVCC NSSG Chair. Key Achievements. Centralised surgical services in Sept 2009 With out-reach and in-reach arrangements Established and consolidated pathways

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ALL CRITERIA MET? 1) Radiologic confirmation of tube tip in optimal position AND 2) Pt hemodynamically stable AND

ICU GUIDELINE: POST-PYLORIC FEEDING . (Nasal/oral duodenal; gastro- jejunostomy; jejunostomy). www.criticalcarenutrition.com. BOX B: INDICATIONS FOR POST-PYLORIC TUBE 1) Gastric stasis (sump GRV>250 mL despite 24 hr trial of a prokinetic).

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