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Fxn of ligament of treitz
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delineates UGI from LGI bleed. It is the reflection of the peritoneum that suspends the duodenojejunal flexure in its place (at the jxn between the 3rd 4th part of the duodenum, where it turns intraperitoneal)
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what is responsible for the black tarry stool seen in UGI bleeds
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blood entering GI tract prox to lig of treitz is exposed to higher levels of acidic digestive juices from stomach leading to oxygenation & denaturization of Hb
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Causes of UGI bleeds
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Epistaxis, Esophageal varices, Esophagitis, Mallory-Weis Tears, Boeerhave's Syndrome, Hematobillia, Aortoenteric Fistula, Cancer, Acute Gastritis, Stress Ulcers, Dieulafoy's Ulcer,
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Rx of esophageal varices
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Endoscopic variceal banding techniques
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Cause of esophageal varices
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chronic EtOH abuse; portal blood encounters elevated resistance when attempting to enter hepatic parenchyma & is shunted to a point of portosystemic anastamosis in the distal esophagus
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Esophagitis usually caused by
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GERD
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Mallory weis tears caused by...
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repeated retching & vomiting caused by barotraumas to distal esophageal mucosa
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Who do you see mallory weis tears in...
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Alcoholics, binge/purge bulimics & anorrhexics.
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Picture of mallory weis tears
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Pt. vomits once without blood, tear occurs, subsequent vomiting has blood in it
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What is boeerhave's syndrome
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Post emetic esophgeal rupture of ALL layers of the esophagus
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What does boeerhave's syndrome present as
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Sepsis, pleural effusion, mediastinitis (can see mediastinal widening on xray). Rx with surgery & broad spectrum abx tx
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pain awakes pt from sleep, alleviated with anatacids or food
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duodenal ulcers
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Posterior erosion in duodenal ulcer presents as...
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Syncope, tachycardia, hypotension, boring pain radiating to back d/t erosion of GASTRODUODENAL a.
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Anterior erosion presents with signs & sx of what?
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acute abdomen
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what is hematobilia & what is it due to?
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Iatrogenic usually d/t procedures in biliary tract & often in pts w/ liver d/o & def in vit K. blood is mixed w/ bile in biliary tract before entering duodenum
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Esophagitis usually caused by
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GERD
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Mallory weis tears caused by...
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repeated retching & vomiting caused by barotraumas to distal esophageal mucosa
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Who do you see mallory weis tears in...
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Alcoholics, binge/purge bulimics & anorrhexics.
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Picture of mallory weis tears
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Pt. vomits once without blood, tear occurs, subsequent vomiting has blood in it
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What is boeerhave's syndrome
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Post emetic esophgeal rupture of ALL layers of the esophagus
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pain awakes pt from sleep, alleviated with anatacids or food
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duodenal ulcers
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Posterior erosion in duodenal ulcer presents as...
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Syncope, tachycardia, hypotension, boring pain radiating to back d/t erosion of GASTRODUODENAL a.
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Anterior erosion presents with signs & sx of what?
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acute abdomen
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what is hematobilia & what is it due to?
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Iatrogenic usually d/t procedures in biliary tract & often in pts w/ liver d/o & def in vit K. blood is mixed w/ bile in biliary tract before entering duodenum
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what is aortoenteric fistula
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fistula between aorta & duodenum often post AAA repair with graft that got infected
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what is dieulafoys ulcer
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large submucosal a in gastric fundus erodes into gastric lumen w/o overlying ulceration.
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causes of UGI bleed in esophagus
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varices, esophagitis, mallory-weis, Boeerhaves, Paraesophogeal Hiatal Hernia, SCC, Perforation d/t instrument.
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causes of UGI bleed in stomach
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gastric ulcer, gastritis, gastric volvulus, NG tube irritation, dieulafoy ulcer, cancer
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caues of UGI bleed in duodenum
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duodenal ulcer, diverticula, AE fistula, Hematobilia
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pain caused by ingestion of food
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gastric ulcer
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work up for gastric ulcer
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Upper GI series with barium, endoscopy, gastric acid analysis
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Fxn of EGD
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visualize & bx for cancer or H. pylori
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Fxn of upright CXR in gastric ulcer workup
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see free air (if suspect perf)
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Rx of bleeding gastric ulcer
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NG Tube, prostglandin analogs (misoprostol) - increases mucosa, H2 antagonists - ulcer heals in 4-6 wks, antacids (controls gastric pH & promotes healing), sucralfate (coats ulcer), PPI's
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triple therapy for H. Pylori
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Metronidazole, TCN/Amp & bismuth sulfate
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Complications of gastric ulcers
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IHOP, intractability, hemorrhages (posterior duodenal ulcer d/t gastroduodenal aa), obstruction, perforation (anterior duodenal ulcer)
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way to rx duodenal perforation due to ulcer
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graham patch - viable piece of omentum placed over perforation
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Rx of ulcers
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Cut vagus nerves (MC)
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What is Truncal vagotomy?
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resection of each vagal trunk as it enters the abdomen & distal esophagus - dnervates most abdominal viscera, decmotility --< drainage procedures
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What is Selective vagotomy?
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- total denervation of stomach, including pylorus but sparing parasympathetic innervation but must do a drainage procedure
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What is Proximal gastric vagotomy?
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- dividing the branches of the vagus nerve that innervate the parietal cell mass along the lesser curvature --> can lead to dumping syndrome
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