Surgical management of gi bleed

    • Treatment for GI Bleeding | NIDDK

      Occult GI Bleed. Occult GI bleed . may manifest as an iron-deficiency anemia. Evaluation of iron-deficient anemia is guided by the patient’s symptoms. If patient is asymptomatic, the evaluation should begin with a colonoscopy, particularly if the patient is age 50 years or older.

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    • [DOC File]General Surgery—GI Bleeds and Intestinal Obstruction

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      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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    • [DOC File]November 2010 - POGOe

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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]WordPress.com

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      Surprisingly, over half of the surgeons surveyed (71%) had firsthand experience with complications from steroid use. All of the surgeons recognized certain contraindications to the administration of steroids for ASCI: sepsis, GI bleed, and presentation >8 hours after injury.

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    • [DOCX File]Association of Program Directors in Surgery

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      Surgical Wounds or Open Lesions (does not include rashes, ulcers and cuts) Describe location and nature of wound. Describe any pain r/t to surgical wound and interventions used to combat pain. Describe nursing interventions and observations r/t surgical wound healing process. Describe any drainage, areas of increased errythema, or warmth.

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    • [DOC File]REVISION NOTES FOR SURGERY - EmergencyPedia

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      82 year old patient with GI bleed; Dr. Butts. 0330 The aide tells you that she just got this patient back to bed after needing to use the bathroom. The patient was weak and shaky on the way back to bed, stating he thought he was going to pass out. Now feels better after lying down. His vitals were stable at midnight.

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    • [DOC File]MEDICARE CHARTING GUIDELINES - HealthInsight

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      1.Discuss the management of surgical complications of chronic pancreatitis. 2.Write short notes on. a.Preoperative bowel preparations. b.Medical management of BPH. c.Cystic hygroma. d.Complications of highly selective vagotomy. e.GCS. Paper 3. 1.Discuss the DD and management of non variceal upper GI bleed. 2.Write short notes on. a.Solitary ...

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    • [DOC File]You are working nite shift on a med/surg unit caring for 8 ...

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      Signs, symptoms, pathophysiology and treatment of advanced surgical conditions such as upper or lower GI bleed and upper GI ulcer. The most likely variations in anatomy for core endoscopic procedures such as EGD and colonoscopy.

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    • [DOC File]Gastrointestinal MCQ’s

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      suggestive of upper GI bleed) and Rectal Bleeding. Coffee Ground Vomit (CGV) Abdominal pain: (ask about site, character, time, radiation, intensity . characteristics, periodicity, exacerbating and relieving factors). Constipation or Diarrhoea. Altered bowel habit (worry about malignancy especially in older patients)

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    • [DOCX File]Acute Gastrointestinal Hemorrhage

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      Recognize and promptly resuscitate a patient with a severe lower GI bleed. Secondary. Obtain additional history including medications to aid in management. Correct warfarin-induced coagulopathy. Critical Actions Checklist. Intravenous Fluid (IVF) resuscitation. 2 large bore IVs. Type and Cross with O negative blood readily available ...

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