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Effortless backflow of small amounts of ingested food or liquid during or b/w meals
regurgitation
Most common cause of acute nausea and vomiting in adults and children
Gastroenteritis
recurrent N w/o V is often a reaction to
environmental stress
emotional stress
If an elderly patient presents with persistent vomiting what should be suspected?
Gastric or Intestinal obstruction secondary to neoplasm
Repeated episodes of unexplained N/V may indicate?
Pancreatitis
Persistent V w/o any bile staining indicates.
Pyloric Obstruction
Pyloric obstruction resulting in persistant V w/o any bile staining in adults may be caused by?
1.Ulcer Scarring
2.Tumor
Vomiting or regurgitation of undigested food indicates
esophageal obstruction
Projectile vomiting not preceded by Nausea.
Vomiting Secondary to increased ICP
N/V are frequent manifestations of what drug toxicity. Although GI adverse effects may occur at normal serum levels
Digitalis Toxicity
(3) conditions that often result in early morning N/V.
1.Uremia
2. Pregnant Women
3. Chronic Alcoholics
Vomiting immediately before food is ingested may be a manifestion of?
Neurosis
Vomiting shortly after eating may indicate by:
Gastric Outlet obstruction
Gastric Outlet Obstruction resulting in V shortly after eating may be caused by? (3)
1. Pyloric channel ulcer
2. adenocarcinoma
3. other infiltrative lesions
Vomiting that begins 20 to 40 minutes after meals suggests:
And is associated with:
Gastric atony
Associated with diabetes, prior gastric surgery
Peritonitis
Vomiting that follows and relieves epigastric pain is usually caused by?
Intragastric Lesion
Pyloric Spasm
Vomitus w/o odor of gastric acid. Usually in the morning.
Vomit or regurgitate undigested food
Dilated esophagus
Possible causes of dilated esophagus?
Stricture
Achalasia