Cms Esop Disorders Lecture 2 Gq

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3 natural const of esophagus

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left bronchi

aortic arch

diapghra

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what's importan in evaluation of esop disordera

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clinical history

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3 things will virtually alwas indicat primary esophageal disorder

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heartburn(pyrosis)

dysphagia

odonodsyphagia

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a feeling of substeranl burning ofent radiat to the neck

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heartburn pyrois

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this is highly specfic for gerd

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heartburn pyrosis

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name the 2 types of dysphaigea

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orophaydn dysphagia and esopphage dysphagia

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orophaydn dysphagia and esopphage dysphagia

what' the differs

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orog dyphag transfer of bolus from orophar to ues

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orophaydn dysphagia and esopphage dysphagia

coughin chokinr and regu immediat upto initaio of swallowing

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orophar dysp

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orophaydn dysphagia and esopphage dysphagia

wiht transf of bluts anyweher thre eso

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esophg dysp

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name 2 typs of esoph dysphagia

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mechanical obst

motility disorders

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esophy dysphagi

mechanical obst

motility disorders

which dysp of solids

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mechianic

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esophy dysphagi

mechanical obst

motility disorders

which one dyspa for both solid and liqu

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motility

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sharp substern pain on swalloing

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odynopaghia

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oydnopaghis comomon from 2 things

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infection of esop

corros injury

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main thing about to gerd symptom 2ndary to acid refult

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tissue dmage

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most immportant complication of gerd

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barrets esophagus

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naem the 2 complications of barret

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metaplasia

peptic structre

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what happens in barrtet esopag

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metaplasia

epi to colum

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barret what can it proceed to

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adenocarciona

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so if 2ndary carcinom then

and due to gerd

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adenocar

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if primary carcind then

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scc

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proximal extension with metaplasia kkk

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k

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most peptic structres occur where?

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junction

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what's happpen with peptic stu

result

what happens to heart burn

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it's scarring that narrow lumen

so you have dysphaige solid

reduces it

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in patho of gerd

les pressure vs. gastro press

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les pressure lower than gasrci

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what's that pressure les lower

less than

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-100

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esophage peristali is incre or lower

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lowererd

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what is commonly assoicated with reflux

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hernia

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damage depentd on 3 things of esop

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reflux epi

acid streng

contact time

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most common symtpo of gerd

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heartburn

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heartburn occurs how many mints after meal

worst when

large or small mea

ingestion of things like cafe and alc that lower les

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30 to 60

recline

large

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hearburn stem from whihcon

acidit strent or damage to esophagus

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acid strength

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dysphage for gerd will be seen in what scae

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barrets peptic strus

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3 causitive agents for infection esophagti

whihc on most common

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candida

herpes

cmv

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clinical finding of infectio esoph

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odynopagic

dysphagia

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shows diffes lena white to yellow plaques that are adherehnt to mucos

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candidial esoph

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several large suprfical ulceration of the musca

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cmv esoph

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multpile small DEEP ulceration of the mucosas

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herpes eosphagiats

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with mallort weiss snydrome it's a tear of what

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esophag MUCosa only

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caused by what

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any conditon that suddenly raise tranabdom pressure

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3 commong things that can raise than abdom pressure

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vomting

retchin

alcholosm

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mallory weis snydrome related to what thype of bleeing

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upper gi bleed

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what kind of bleeing with malloery weis

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hemeateiss, sometimes with melana

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describe esophage diverticula

location and weakest poitn

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out pocketins of musco into 3 layers

at inferiosn phar constri musc and criocopharyngeal mus

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what clinical finding happens first with esop diver

followed by?

what's something you'll see allso

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dyphagia

reguraing

hallatois b/c food gets tuck in ther

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esophageal varices is dilation of what part

what's beeing dilated

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submucas veins into musco

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esopahgea varices commonly problesm of

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portal hypertens via liver chirsio

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is esophag varica a serious bleeding issue?

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yessssssssss

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portal hyper tension pressure usally +

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12 so it's low

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will varices cause symptoms like dyspagae dypseis a or vomitin or rethi

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nooooooooo, bc veins are thin and pressue of bolus will over power it

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firs sign of esophagal varices?

type?

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spoina hemetaneiss

breight red or cofeee ground material

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aclasia is loss of persitstalis hwere

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what else(les?)

persistaltis loss is due to?

name the 2 nervees

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2/3 distal(smooth)

les loosing relax abilitincreased pressure

degner of 2 nerves

auber(myenit)

and vagus

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high incidence of this with achlaics

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scc

primary

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major complain of achlasia

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dysphagia

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esopagae cancer early or late diangosi?

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late

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name the 2 types of carcinoma for esoph

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scc

adenocarin

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commonly seen what part of es

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1/3 esopan

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this clinical finding seen most offten in esopag cancer

think about it

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dysphagice

then wiegh loss

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lab finding non specici but may see this

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anemai of chronic occult blood

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which one more common carcin

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adeno b/c barret common