Ulcers/ GI
What ulcer is worse with eating?
What ulcer is better with eating?
Gastric ulcer
Duodenal ulcer
What are gastric ulcer commonly caused and associated with?
What is the treatment?
H. Pylori
Treatment : Antibiotic (Metranizalol) and PPI (Will end in ZOLE )
Magnesium
What condition leads to a higher change of SIDS?
GERD
A patient with necrotizing enterocolitis shows what hallmark sign?
blue hue to abdomen
What is Zollinger- Ellison Syndrome?
What is the site of action for most acid controlling drugs?
Parietal cells
What should you take first an antacid or an acid reducer?
Acid Reducer first
How to do you diagnosed a patient with esophageal atresia?
If the NG tube won't go down
Then go to surgery
Mild to severe constipation
What cells within GI and stomach produce Hydrochloric acid?
Parietal cells
What are the types of antacids?
Sodium Bicarbonate
Aluminum
Magnesium
Calcium
Which antiemetic is used with patients who have NG tubes, PEG tubes and NJ tubes?
Metoclopramide
What is a patient at risk for with an esophageal atresia with a transesophageal fistula?
Food will go into lungs and cause patient to aspirate
What is a hallmark sign on intussusception?
Jelly- Like stool (Pink/purple)
Gastric secretion's that help digest proteins?
Pepsinogens
What antacid do you not want to give with a patient who had hypertension or heart failure
Sodium Bicarb
Which antiemetic can cause tissue necrosis if the IV is infiltrated?
Promethazine
What vitamins do kids needs who get diagnosed with celiac?
Iron
Vitamin D
Folic Acid
What do we do for intussusception?
Air Enema X3
Surgery
What other functions for hydrochloric acid have?
Digestion
Immunity
Infection prevention
What antacids are usually mixed and what is the name of them?
Aluminum and Magnesium
Called : MAALOX or MYLANTA
Which medication should you not give to a patient with prolonged Q-T WAVE?
Ondansetron
What disease process shows a double bubble on the x ray?
Duodenal obstruction
When is neonatal jaundice become clinically apparent?