Management of acute gi bleed

• [DOC File]Gastrointestinal MCQ’s

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  *Acute GI bleed *Asthma requiring nebulizer treatment or peak flow less than 80% of expected measurement. *Pneumonia *Acute back pain requiring parenteral analgesics *Fractures or joint injury requiring splinting or reduction *Lacerations requiring suturing *Traumatic amputation

  treatment of gi bleed guidelines

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• [DOCX File]Emergency Services

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  Patients with any acute GI bleed should only be admitted to hospitals with 24/7 access to on-site endoscopy, interventional radiology (on-site or covered by a formal network), on-site GI bleed surgery, on-site critical care and anaesthesia. (Medical Directors, Ambulance Trusts and Commissioners) 2

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• Management of acute upper GI bleeding | BJA Education | Oxford …

  The management of acute GI hemorrhage includes volume resuscitation (crystalloid, colloid, and blood), endoscopic therapy, and/or surgery. Unstable patients should receive a 2 liter crystalloid bolus and urinary catheter insertion for assessment of end-organ perfusion. Unfortunately, recurrent bleeding occurs in 15-20% of cases (1).

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• [DOCX File]Acute Gastrointestinal Hemorrhage

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  Comorbid illnesses may influence patient management in the setting of an acute upper GI bleed. Comorbid illnesses may: Make patients more susceptible to hypoxemia (eg, coronary artery disease, pulmonary disease). Such patients may need to be maintained at higher hemoglobin levels than patients without these disorders. (See 'Blood transfusions ...

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• [DOC File]RAJIV GANDHI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES, …

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  Regarding patients with upper GI bleeds which is incorrect? Use of NSAIDs doubles the risk for an upper GI bleed. Urea will increase relative to creatinine in acute bleed. Presence of fresh blood on aspiration of NG tube increases mortality as opposed to a clear aspirate. Active bleeding seen at endoscopy has a 10% risk of rebleeding after ...

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• [DOC File]NCEPOD audit tool

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  Unstable Condition Requiring Skilled Medication Administration: Including monitoring for adverse side effects, electrolyte imbalances, internal bleeding (coumadin/heparin), antibiotic responses in acute conditions, steroid therapy, chemotherapy (as above), pain management and …

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• [DOCX File]Goppert.org

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  Upper GI bleeding being. a common problem in emergency, requires a better understanding regarding. incidence, etiology, diagnosis and management of upper GI bleed. This study is. intended to throw light upon the above mentioned aspects of the disease. 6.2 REVIEW OF LITERATURE : The annual incidence of Upper GI bleed is 170/100,000 adults

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• [DOC File]RAJIV GANDHI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES

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  Patients with upper respiratory bleed, paranasal sinuses bleed, lower GI bleed Upper endoscopy is 90% to 95% diagnostic for acute upper GI bleeding.All patients with upper GI bleeding need an upper endoscopic examination to diagnose and assess the risk posed by the bleeding lesion and to treat the lesion, reducing the risk of recurrent bleeding.

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