Adult 1 GI site Group 1Mr.Justice (wendy, tonya, tina, frances, tamara, anisssa)
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| Chron's disease | chronic inflammation of the intestinal tract
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| Sphincter | a ring of muscle
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| Diverticula | abnormal side pockets in a hollow organ such as the large intestines
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| Constipation | difficult defecation with hard and dry fecal matter
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| Toxic Megacolon | dilation and paralysis of the colon, occurs in approximately 5% of patints with ulcerative colitis
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| What do Anticholinergics do r/t IBS | Inhibits action of acetylcholine on postganglionic, parasympathetic muscarinic receptors, decreasing GI motility. Also possesses local anesthetic properties that may be partly responsible for spasmolysis
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| What are the 9 segments of the lower GI | Cecum/appendix, ascending colon, hepatic flexuree, transverse colon, splenic flexure, descending colon, sigmoid, rectum, anus
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| Tx of constipation | increase fluids/fiber, exercise, treat underlying cause
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| Medications for constipation | Bulk forming lax. (Metamucil, Fibercon); Stool softener (Colace)
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| Causes of diarrhea | infection, medication, diet, disease
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| Tx of diarrhea | dependent on underlying cause; maintain hydration, monitor labs, provide meticulous skin care BSC for debilitate pts.
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| Meds for diarrhea | Bismuth subsalicylate (Pepto), Diphenoxylate HCL & Atropine sulfate (Lomotil)
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| Appendicitis | Inflammation of th vermiform appendix
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| Cause of appendicitis | unsure; obstruction from feces, tumors, foreign bodies, lead to infection, increase pressure leads to hypoxia, eventually gangrene
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| S/S of appendicitis | Abd pain, rebound tenderness, vague to specific, fever may or may not be present, /D or constipation, N/V
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| Dx of appendicitis | Abd US, CT scan, Lab work - WBC's usually elevated; Urinalysis to r/o urinary issues
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| Nursing considerations of appendicitis | Keep pt NPO, pain med is ok by MD, reposition for comfort, prepare pt. for surgery, be sure consents are signed
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| Post-op appendicitis | teach pt to splint abd when coughing/deep breath, change drsg as ordered, monitor for s/s of infection
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| Diverticula | sac like outpouchings of the colon's mucosa
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| Diverticulosis | Asymptomatic disease
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| Diverticulitis | acute inflammation
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| Causes of diverticulitis | increased risk from low residue, highly refined diet; reduced fecal bulk reduces lumen of colon - this can lead to increased pressure
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| S/S of diverticulitis | vague, may have cramping pain, /D, constipation, distention or flatulence may occur after eating
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| If diverticula become inflamed or abcessed | fever, leukocytosis, pain/tenderness
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| Complications of diverticulitis | Perforation, Peritonitis, Hemorrhage, Bowel obstruction, Fistula formation
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| Dx of diverticulitis | Sigmoidoscopy, Colonscopy, Barium enema can be administered - but not preferred
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| Tx of diverticulitis | Increase dietary fiber, Avoid seeds, peels, nuts; encourage fluid intake to decrease stool hardness, realize that surgery may be necessary eventually
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| Chron's Disease | Results in inflammation of segments of the GI tract; involves all layers of the intestinal wall; creates fissures with edema; coblestone appearance
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| Skip lesions | affects alternate sides of colon in Chron's disease;
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| S/S of Chron's disease | Minimal specific s/s; IBS for many years; Non-bloody diarrhea, Wt. loss; Abd pain; Involvement of ileum (pernicious anemia)
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| Dx of Chron's disease | Hx, Sigmoidoscopy/Colonscopy; Barium enema; Stool culture - to r/o infection
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| Tx of Chron's disease | Dependent on severity; Sulfa&ASA, Steroids, Flagyl for infection
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| Ulcerative Colitis | Eroded & patchy looking; causes destruction of mucosa with pain & bleeding; /D with blood & purulent mucous; loss of absorptive surface leads to a large volume of watery diarrhea
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| S/S of ulcerative colitis | Intermittent periods of exacerbation & remission;
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| S/S of severre ulcerative colitis | Fever; 10-20 diarrhea stools/day; Bloody stools; Cramping; Wt. Loss; Anemia
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| Complications of ulcerative colitits | Anal fissures, hemorrhoids, perirectal abcess, hemorrhage (rare), obstruction of colon
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| Tx of Ulcerative colitis | Very similar to Chron's, possible TPN for malnourish pts, IVF, surgical resection if meds ineffective
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| IBS | Functional problem with bowel, does not cause structural changes, does not predispose to CA, Symptoms usually mild
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| Causes of IBS | Unknown, possibly r/t neural control changes, hormones, foods, stress, infection
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| S/S of IBS | Gas, bloating, diarrhea, abd cramping
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| Dx of IBS | Hx, Sigmoidoscopy/Colonscopy to r/o polyps/tumor/lesions; lactose intolerance testing, Celiac disease testing
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| Meds for IBS | Lotronex - relaxes the colon; Zelnorm - only effective for women, used in constipated form of IBS
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| When should people have a colonscopy | over the age of 50
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| S/S of colon and rectal CA | may imitatet othe types of bowel disorders
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| Dx of colon and rectal CA | stool for occult blood (no red meat or NSAIDS before test); colonscopy; Hx; Labs - CBC, CEA, Liver fnct test; CT of abd
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| Tx of colon and rectal CA | Surgical excision, Ostomy, Chemotherapy/Radiation
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| Anal abcess | pus filled cavity within the anus; obstruction of the anal glands; abcess drained surgically; may require a drain; usually will form a fistula after draining
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| Anal fistula | can occur between anus and vaginal wall; can be caused by TB, CA or inflammatory bowel disease; fistulectomy usual tx; recurrance occurs freq; may lead to inconttinence in high; make sure BM is coming from colon not vagina
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| Anal Fissure | A tear in the tissue; usually occurs from passing large hard stool; acute types heal spontaneously; chronic may need surgery; Teach dietay changes & /or stool softners
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| Dx of Celiac disease | Stool content analysis or Bx
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| Tx of Celiac disease | Gluten free diet; Lactose free diet
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