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Crohns Diet is what Increase calorie, increase vitamins, increase protein decrease residue, Mild Free, increase Iron
Drugs used to treat crohns sulfasalazine (Azulfidine). Corticosteroids Immunosuppressants prescribed for Crohn's disease include: azathioprine (Imuran, Azasan) 6-mercaptopurine (6MP, Purinethol) tacrolimus (Prograf) Methotrexate (MTX, Rheumatrex, Mexate)
Duodenal ulcer pain occurs 2 - 4 hours after eating
duodenal ulcer is relieved by eating
crohns you would assess rlq tender pain distension n & V 3 -4 stools per day, decreased skin tugor, increased peristalsis, pallor
In Ulcerative Colitis you would see what happen to HCT and HGB a decrease in both
Assessment in Peritonitis resp? PUlse? WBC? Temp? HCT? Rebound tenderness, Muscle rididity, decreased resp. week and pulse, Increase WBC, Increase Temp, Increase HCt
Position for someone with peritonitis fowlers
Hepatitis A shows up in ___ - ___ It is from 15 45 days Fecal Oral Over crowded living poor personal hygiene, contaminated food or liquids or Shellfish
Hep B show up in --- - --- and is transmitted by 50 - 180 days Blood to Body fluids, saliva, semen, vaginal secretion, IV drug use and sex
Hep C show up in days ___-___ transmitted by 7 - 50 days Blood to blood and needles
Hep D show up in days transmited blood and body fluids and seen in person with type B Hep
Hep E show up in days transmitted 15 - 64 Fecal oral Water born: seen in travlers returing from underdeveloped countries
Preicteric stage of hepatitis you would see N & V, Fatigue, diarrhea, decreased weight RUQ discomfort
Icteric stage of Hepatitis you would see fatigue decreased weight, light color stood dark urine
Intervention with Hepatitis Antimedics 30 minutes Before Meals, freaquent meals, increase carbs, increase protein, increase vitamins avoid very hot or cold foods and rest
Hepatitis monitor for Pruritis
Drugs for Hepatitis are hep A Hep B Hep C Steroids hep A Immune Serum Globulin ISG Hep B Admin ISG and HBIG Hep C Interferon with Ribavin ***(side effects are flue and n V and harirless
Cirrhosis symptoms fatigue, N & V indigestion, decrease weight, flatulence, irregular bowels, RUQ pain, mood change, mental ability, jaundice, prurtis and easy bruising
Blood test for Cirrhosis these are increase or decreased AST AlT Phosphate Billirubin Albumunin Ammonia Albumin Normal values: 4 - 6 Elevated: Usually indicates dehydration Below normal: Can indicate liver dysfunction or insufficient protein intake. Alkaline Phosphatase (ALK PHOS)Normal values: 30 - 120 Elevated: A warning sign that there is some type of liver dysfunction resulting in liver tissue damage. Below normal: Usually not significant. Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT or SGPT)Normal values: less than 35 Elevated: Indicates that liver tissue damage has occurred as a result of infection, medications,obstruction, cirrhosis or injury to the liver. Below normal: There is no known disease process that results in a low ALT level. Aspartate Aminotransferase (AST or SGOT)Normal values: less than 35 some books have female 6-18 and males 7-21 Elevated: Indicates tissue damage as a result of such things as obstruction, hepatitis, or cirrhosis. Below normal: Usually not significant Total Bilirubin Normal values: less than 1.0 Elevated: usually caused by a dysfunction of the system that breaks down bilirubin which includes the liver. Such an elevation can be caused by an obstruction or liver failure. Ammonia levels 20-70
diet for cirrhosis low to moderate protein, increase carbs, decrease fats, increase vitamin a, b d, k, and folic acid
Ascites diet and fluids and what iv would be hung to replace vascular volumne sodium restrict, Albumin to replace vascular volume
Esphageal variences is caused by portal hypotension
What is drug contraindicated with pancreatitis Morphine
pancreatitis what is given nitro to relieve pain, anticholengenti, anticids, h2 antagonist, vasodilator and calcium gluconate
Pancretitis symptoms Pain in ULP, radiating to back, flank pain aggravated by eating, n & v, tachy, decreased bowel sounds ab tender, GREY TURNER spot (ecchymosis on flank) and Cullens sign (ecchymosis on preumbilical)
Test for Pancreatitis Amaylas Lipase BS Lipids Calcium Amylase 50- 150 increase Lipase 10 - 140 increase BS 70-110 Increase Lipids Increase Calcium 8-11 Decrease
complication of Parcentesis check for decrease in BP because of Hypovolemic shock
Primary sign of complication s of whipple procedure for pancreatic cancer is Low urine output doe to hypovolemic shock related to hemmorrhage
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