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gastritis (unique symptoms)
epigastric pain/slightly to left. "indigestion", N&V, tender abdomen, may have hematemesis
peptic ulcer (unique symptoms)
epigastric/RUQ pain, "burning", abdominal tenderness, poop blood or hematemesis
pancreatitis (unique symptoms)
epigastric/LUQ pain may radiate to back/flanks/side, worsened by lying down, N&V, mild fever,
Cullen's sign (bluish discoloration belly button) or Grey Turner's sign (bluish discoloration flanks)
cholecystitis (unique symptoms)
epigastric/RUQ, Murphy's sign (pain with deep breath when nurse presses under right ribs)
appendicitis (unique symptoms)
epigastric/under belly button pain that later is RLQ. McBurney's sign = pain with palpitation at spot btwn umbilicus & right hip), pain at RLQ with palpation of LLQ, fever, diarrhea, N&V
Grey Turner's sign
ecchymosis of flanks indicates retroperitoneal bleed
Cullen's sign
ecchymosis around umbilicus indicates intraperitoneal bleed
GI condition that decreases calcium
pancreatitis
direct bilirubin is elevated in ....
biliary obstruction
indirect bilirubin is elevated in ....
elevated in hepatic disease or excessive hemolysis
marasmus
gradual wasting of body fat and somatic muscle with preservation of visceral proteins (proteins in organs) as seen in prolonged starvation & chronic illness
kwashiorkor
visceral protein wasting with preservation of fat & somatic muscle as seen in poverty (not enough protein in diet)
celiac/mesenteric angiography
evaluates portal vasculature with contrast dye, can assess for GI bleed, need bowel prep.
barium enema
visualizes shape of colon, can diagnose lesions, IBD, fistulae, diverticulities
barium swallow
visualizes esophagus, stomach, duodenum and jejunum. Used to diagnose lesions, varices, motility disorders, hernia, ulcers, tumors (contraindicated if perforation/obstruction)
cholecystography
assesses gallbladder fxn, patency of biliary system & presence of gallstones. Fatty meal day before study. Oral contrast.
CT scan of abdomen evaluates....
tumors & cysts, pancreatitis, obstructive vs nonobstructive jaundice cirrhosis, metastases, aneurysm
abdominal ultrasound evaluates...
all barium must be cleared before this test, evaluates pancreas, biliary ducts, gallbladder, liver
Schilling test
evaluates ileal absorption of vitamin B12