Body Ody Ody
These are the 4 parts of the large intestine
Ascending, transverse, descending, sigmoid
90% of GI bleeding occurs in this area of the GI tract
Upper GI
These are the two types of snare polypectomy
Hot and Cold
This small intestine disease makes people hypersensitive to gluten
Celiac disease
This connects the large intestine and the small intestine
Ileocecal valve
This thermal device does not require a grounding pad
Bipolar Gold Probe
This type of polyp has a stalk
Pedunculated
These are 2 inflammatory bowel diseases
Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn's Disease
The innermost layer of the GI tract, where most benign polyps are found
Mucosa
This side of the colon has a higher risk of delayed bleed post-polypectomy
Right side
These are 4 shapes of snares
Round, oval, hex and crescent
These can form due to abnormal tissue growth on the mucous membrane
Polyps
This is the first part of the small intestine
Duodenum
This device is placed either prophylactically or to control an active bleed
Mechanical hemostasis clip
During tissue resection, these two layers of tissue are intended to be removed
Mucosa and submucosa
This inflammatory bowl disease spreads deep into tissue
Crohn's Disease
This part of the GI tract absorbs nutrients from food
Small Intestine
Re-bleeds are most common after how many days
3 days
This is the preferred method for the removal of polyps 1cm or smaller
Cold snaring
Celiac Disease is diagnosed by white blood cell count and measuring the length of these
Villi