'Gi bleed' diaporamas de présentation

What tasks can an RN Delegate?

Safe and Effective Care/Disaster: Cultural Diversity, Ethical/Legal Delegation & Disaster Issues in Nursing Created by Professor Jill Ray Revised by Professor Brenda Rowe. What tasks can an RN Delegate?. Who is she delegating the task to?

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GI Board Review

GI Board Review. Elizabeth Paine, MD Division of Digestive Diseases The University of Mississippi Medical Center. Esophagus. Proximal 1/3 esophagus- striated muscles under CNS control Distal 2/3 esophagus- smooth muscle under vagal and myenteric nervous system control

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Gastrointestinal Bleeding

Gastrointestinal Bleeding. 2012. Pathophysiology of GI Bleeding. Mucosal lesions Acid-peptic disease, drug-induced (NSAIDs), Infectious (H. pylori), inflammatory bowel dz Portal hypertension Esophageal varices, hypertensive gastropathy

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NEISS-Cooperative Adverse Drug Event Surveillance (NEISS-CADES)

NEISS-Cooperative Adverse Drug Event Surveillance (NEISS-CADES). Dan Budnitz, MD, MPH CDC Injury Center August 11, 2004. TM. Overview. Early Results Updates To simplify case identification To speed reporting Example Cases Discussion. Early results are generating much interest!.

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BAZINGA! Semester Review

BAZINGA! Semester Review. BurKava. C. C. C. C. C. C. QUESTION POSTED. C. C. QUESTION POSTED. C. C. Teammate Picked. C. C. QUESTION ANSWERED. Bazinga ! RULES . CORRECT ANSWER => selected teammate sits down INCORRECT ANSWER => a sitting teammate sits up

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Number Needed to Treat

Number Needed to Treat. Alex Djuricich, MD Indiana University School of Medicine Department of Medicine Ambulatory Rotation 2006-2007. Objectives. To learn basic information used in evaluating articles about therapy

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UPPER GI BLEED

UPPER GI BLEED. Presentation designed by Wendy Gerstein, MD Department of Medicine NMVAHCS. Objectives. Recognize bleeding and level of severity. Have a differential diagnosis for the bleeding. Know how to stabilize the patient and stop the bleeding. Decrease risk of future bleeding.

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GI Bleed

GI Bleed. Hossam H assan Emergency Department. GI Bleeding. Maybe classified into: Upper GI bleeding (proximal to DJ flexure) Variceal bleeding Non-variceal bleeding Lower GI bleeding (distal to DJ flexure) Upper GI bleeding 4x more common than lower GI bleeding

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GI BLEEDING

GI BLEEDING. Brad Martin, MD c/o Jason De Roulet, MD July 18, 2012. OBJECTIVES. Define some common terms associated with GI bleeds Review the ways patients commonly present with GI bleeds Review how to assess patients presenting with GI bleed

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GI BLEEDING

GI BLEEDING. Brad Martin, MD c/o Jason De Roulet, MD July 18, 2012. OBJECTIVES. Define some common terms associated with GI bleeds Review the ways patients commonly present with GI bleeds Review how to assess patients presenting with GI bleed

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Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Acute Upper GI Bleed

Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Acute Upper GI Bleed. Plus a little on octreotide as well. Objectives. Discuss background for why antibiotic prophylaxis for upper GI bleed is an issue. Review the anatomy of portal hypertension and the development of varices .

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NM 4203 Scanning & Imaging

NM 4203 Scanning & Imaging. Gastrointestinal System. Alimentary Canal . Mouth Pharynx Esophagus Stomach Small intestine Large intestine (colon). Accessory Organs. Salivary glands Pancreas Liver Gallbladder. Stomach Anatomy & Physiology. Three Regions:

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Acute Surgical Conditions & Trauma Management :

Acute Surgical Conditions & Trauma Management :. Family Medicine Presentation By K.V. Liew & H.K. Kwong. Common Principles :. History & Physical Examination. Provisional Diagnosis. Basic investigations (e.g. blood tests, X-rays & bedside imaging).

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Oliguria

Oliguria. Cedric Dupont Eisner, H.S.D., B.A., M.D. An example of Oliguria:.

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NSAIDs AUDIT IN PRIMARY CARE

NSAIDs AUDIT IN PRIMARY CARE. GPST1 Marie Birchall. Aim. Safe Prescribing with NSAIDs, taking into account GI risk factors and CVS risk factors, in accordance with NICE and MeRec guidelines. Objectives. To identify how many people >65 yrs of age are on an NSAID

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Chronic Liver Disease

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Fall

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Risk of GI Bleed on NSAIDs

Risk of GI Bleed on NSAIDs. Professor Michael Langman International Ibuprofen Foundation University of Birmingham, UK. Table 1 Case Characteristics of the Three Studies. Statistic British Catalan Swedish # Cases/Controls 1131/2114 875/2626 466/1137

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Cost-Effectiveness of XRT vs. NSAIDs for Prevention of HO after Hip Arthroplasty

Cost-Effectiveness of XRT vs. NSAIDs for Prevention of HO after Hip Arthroplasty. Jonathan B. Strauss MD, MBA Sea S. Chen MD, PhD Anand P. Shah MD Alan B. Coon MD, PhD Adam T. Dickler MD. Cost Effectiveness of XRT for HO. Rationale: XRT superior to NSAIDs for HO prophylaxis

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Which NVAF patients are candidates for NOACs?

Which NVAF patients are candidates for NOACs?. Good candidates Have NVAF and meet CHADS2 criteria for anticoagulation AND ?1 of the following Poor INR control in spite of good compliance with warfarin Unusual difficulty with regular INR checks True warfarin allergy

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