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Upper Endoscopy
Colonoscopy
EUS/EBUS/Bronch
Little bit 'o everything
Misc/Lab
100
Replacement of the normal squamous epithelium of the esophagus by columnar epithelium.
What is Barrett's Esophagus?
100
This mixture may be used to lift and constrict bleed vessels prior to polypectomy. Please state specific dilution.
What is 1:60,000 Epinephrine?
100
This is the "enemy" to EUS/EBUS.
What is air?
100
The passage of bloody stools.
What is hematochezia?
100
A variceal bleeder does not respond to banding or sclerosing of varices, you would need this to stop the bleeding. This is located the Endoscopy Department?
What is a Minnesota or Blakemore tube? What are the supply cabinets in the back hall?
200
This solution is a treatment modality for achalasia: care should be taken to ensure that air DOES NOT come in contact with the solution (do not inject air into the vial prior to drawing this up) Be careful not to agitate vial once it is mixed or this solution could become inactive.
What is Botox?
200
This mixture may be used to control bleeding from a polypectomey site or an ulcer base. Please state specific dilution.
What is 1:10,000 Epinephrine?
200
When a pancreatric cyst is drained during EUS the fluid obtained is often sent in cyto rich but it can also be sent to lab in this tube for CEA and amylase.
What is a red top lab tube?
200
Painful Swallowing.
What is odynophagia?
200
When brushing for candida in the esophagus during EGD, the tip of the brush is placed in this solution. AND This lab slip accompanies the specimen.
What is saline solution? What is a yellow microbiology sheet?
300
This condition is the most common complication of ERCP, and may develop in reponse to mechanical manipulation of the papilla or injection of contrast. It usually occurs within 2 to 4 hours of the procedure.
What is pancreatitis?
300
Vascular dilations on the submucosa that consist of arterial, venous and capillary elements.
What is Angiodysplasia or AVM?
300
This needs to be flushed, during pre-cleaning, after the linear EUS scope is used.
What is the elevator channel?
300
Mr. P comes in for bronchoscopy, possible TB. He is admitted in the procedure room, which is a -------- -------- room. The staff wears N95 masks. The Isolation Sign is placed on the door. Patient remains in room for recovery phase. After discharge this occurs in the room.
What is negative pressure? What is closing room for 1hour prior to terminal cleaning? (N95 by cleaning staff, wet mop and wet dust especially horizontal surfaces)
300
A brushing for cytology of the esophagus is placed in this solution.
What is cyto rich?
400
The indications for this device include: GI bleeding of vessels less than 2 mm Closure of fistulas and mucosal defects less than 3mm Bleeding polyps of less than 1.5 cm securing stents anchoring jejunal feeding tubes Marking anatomy Closure of a diverticula in the colon
What is an Endoscopic Clip?
400
A method of producing hemostatis and tissue devitalization using a stream of argon gas in specialized non-contact monopolar electosurgical unit
What is Argon Plasma Coagulaiton/ APC?
400
This technique facilitates the safe and easy balloon removal from the GI EUS scopes and the EBUS scopes.
What is inflating the balloon slightly prior to removal?
400
Mr. G has just arrived in the endo RR after pnuemostaic dilation for achalasia. All of these are potential complications except one: perforation aspiration diarrhea hemorrhage
What is diarrhea?
400
100 mcg Fentanyl and 4 mg Versed given IV prior to EGD, pt has become unresponsive with no respiratory effort. You stimulate his, no response. Dr orders Narcan 0.4 mg, no response. Dr orders this drug---------. He does not know dose, you tell him-------------. Which is -----ml drawn into syringe over 15 seconds.
What is Romazicon/Flumazinal? What is 0.2 mg initial dose? What is 2ml?
500
A combined defect of absent peristalsis of the esophageal body and elevated LES (lower esophageal sphincter) pressure and can be treated with pneumostatic balloon dilation, is named this.
What is achalasia?
500
During the pre-cleaning of the colonoscope this should be released. AND During the leak testing of ALL scopes these are used.
What is the stiffener control? What are the direction dials to bend tip of scope to observe for leaks?
500
PPE that is required for a transbronchial biopsy.
What is a lead apron?
500
Patients comes to ER 12 hours after colonoscopy with removal of 3 large polyps using elctrocautery.Complains of mild ache and tenderness in the region of the polypectomy site,localized abdominal tenderness, rigidity, fever, leukocytosis, and tachycardia. He gets admitted, CT scan, labs, IV antibiotics. The gastroenterologist suspects this...
What is Post Polypectomy Syndrome? (can occur up to 5 days post colon/ppy, usually conservative tx IV, NPO, anitbx)
500
Mr T just had a bronchoscopy and needs oxygen at 5L to return to his inpatient room, he needs what to return to his room.
What is a nurse to transport him? (due to oxygen needs greater than 4L per min.) and What is an oxygen tank with enough oxygen to make the return trip?