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Angle .of .His .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-Creates .a .flap .valve .effect .to .prevent .reflux
.and .makes .gastro .esophageal .junction .longer .which .increases .the .pressure


GERD .(gastroesophageal .reflux .disease) .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-A .digestive
.disease .in .which .stomach .acid .or .bile .irritates .the .food .pipe .lining.


Obesity .makes .the .angle .of .His .a .widened .angle .which .decreases .the .pressure
.at .the .gastro .esophageal .junction


big .fatty .meals .and .carbonation .stretches .the .stomach .out .which .thins .out .the
.muscles .around .the .stomach .which .decreases .the .pressure .on .the .flap .valve


Hypotonic .lower .esophageal .sphincter .also .allows .reflux, .as .well .as .hiatal
.hernia, .gastroparesis, .and .obesity


heartburn .and .regurgitation .are .typical .symptoms

chest .pain, .hoarseness, .cough, .asthma, .and .globus .(lump .in .throat) .are .atypical
.for .classic .GERD


Associated .symptoms .are .dyspepsia, .epigastric .pain, .bloating, .belching, .and
.nausea


H.Pylori .bacteria .is .associated .with .GERD

Barrett's .esophagus .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-caused .by .exposure .to .enzymes
.coming .from .the .stomach .- .stomach .acid .does .not .cause .this .- .so .can .have
.non-acid .reflux .Barrett's .esophagus


diaphram .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-a .muscle .that .separates .the .chest .from .the
.abdominal .cavity


also .makes .up .the .lower .esophageal .sphincter

,The .top .1/3 .of .the .esophagus .is .______________ .muscle. .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-
skeletal .muscle

the .middle .of .the .esophagus .muscle .is .made .up .of...muscle .- .CORRECT
.ANSWER-skeletal .and .smooth .muscle


the .bottom .1/3 .of .the .esophagus .is .made .up .of....muscle .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-
smooth .muscle

simple .obstruction .of .the .GI .tract .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-result .from .the
.blockage .of .the .intestine. .


Causes .of .simple .obstructions .include .adhesions, .hernias, .tumors, .or .even
.ingestion .of .inorganic .objects .that .become .lodged .within .the .intestine. .


intussusception, .or .the .telescoping .of .the .intestinal .wall .onto .itself, .is .more
.common .in .children .less .than .2 .years .of .age, .


surgical .adhesions .are .more .common .in .adults. .

Ingestion .of .objects .that .result .in .simple .obstructions .are .more .common .during
.the .toddler .years. .


Functional .obstructions .occur .because .of .a .lack .of .gut .motility, .such .as .during
.a .paralytic .ileus


peptic .ulcer .disease .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-ulcer .formation .in .the .GI .tract .that
.affects .the .lining .of .the .stomach .(gastric .ulcer) .or .duodenum .(duodenal .ulcer)
.or .lower .part .of .the .esophagus .(esophageal .ulcer)
.
form .due .to .gastric .acid .and .pepsin .and .the .breakdown .of .the .stomach .lining

Risk .factors .for .developing .PUD .include:
NSAID .use.
Age .greater .than .65 .years.
Genetic .predisposition.
Alcohol .ingestion.

the .role .of .the .stomach .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-to .liquify .food .by .churning .it .and
.using .enzymes .and .acid .to .assist .in .the .breakdown


pylorus .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-a .muscle .like .structure .that .squeezes .food .down
.into .the .duodenum


can .become .scarred .and .lead .to .obstruction .with .gastric .ulcers

the .mucosa .layer .of .the .stomach .lining .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-secrets .mucosa
.rich .in .bicarbonate .- .it .protects .the .lining .of .the .stomach .from .acid .


has .gastric .pits .that .contain .parietal .cells, .chief .cells, .and .G-cells

,parietal .cells .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-secrete .HCl .(hydrochloric .acid) .and .intrinsic
.factor


chief .cells .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-secrete .pepsinogen, .which .is .converted .to
.pepsin .via .the .action .of .hydrochloric .acid


G-cells .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-releases .gastrin

submucosa .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-on .top .of .mucosa

contains .connective .tissue, .nerves, .and .vessels

Muscularis .Externa .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-on .top .of .the .submucosa

three .smooth .muscle .layers: .aid .in .peristalysis

serosa .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-on .top .of .muscularis .externa

outer .layer .of .connective .tissue .that .connects .to .organs

Good .and .Bad .key .players .in .peptic .ulcer .disease .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-Good:
."defense .system"
bicarb .= .coats .and .protects .cells
prostaglandins .= .regulates .perfusion .to .stomach .and .mucus .to .release .bicarb,
.controls .acid .amount .secreted .by .parietal .cells


Bad: ."toxic .system"
ulcer .(H. .Pylori, .NSAIDs, .etc) .= .acid .penetrates .mucosa .= .histamine .released .=
.parietal .cells .release .even .more .HCL .acid .= .more .stomach .irritation


HCL .acid .via .parietal .cells .+ .Pepsinogen .via .chief .cells .= .pepsin

Heliobacter .pylori .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-spiral .shaped .bacteria .that .is .the .cause
.of .most .gastric .ulcers


produces .urease .which .breaks .down .urea .= .ammonia .& .carbon .dioxide .=
.neutralizes .acid .and .breaks .down .mucosa


spreads .through .oral/oral .or .oral/fecal

NSAIDs .effect .on .gastric .system .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-decreases .production .of
.prostaglandins .= .impacts .the .health .of .the .stomach


Zollinger-Ellison .syndrome .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-Gastrin-secreting .tumor
.associated .with .ulcers .= .increased .stomach .acid


signs .and .symptoms .of .peptic .ulcer .disease .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-Indigestion
.& .epigastric .pain .(burning, .gnawing .or .dull)

, Gastric .= .eating .food .makes .it .worse .(1-2hrs .after), .pain .= .dull .& .aching,
.weightloss, .sever: .vomit .= .coffee .grounds .or .frank .red .blood


Duodenal .= .eating .food .makes .it .better .(3-4 .hours .after), .wake .in .the .middle .of
.night .with .pain, .gnawing .pain, .severe: .tarry .dark .stool


diagnosing .peptic .ulcer .disease .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-scope .of .the .stomach
upper .GI .series: .drink .barium .to .coat .upper .GI .tract
CT .scan .of .abdomen .with .contrast .

H. .Pylori .= .blood .test, .stool .test, .Urea .breath .test

Urea .breath .test .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-Patient .ingests .Urea .with .radio .labeled
.Carbon
Measures .exhaled .radio .labeled .Carbon

Complications .of .peptic .ulcer .disease .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-GI .bleeding .=
.erodes .a .hole .in .stomach .= .perforation .= .peritonitis .


bowel .blockage .@ .pylorus .from .chronic .ulceration

increased .risk .for .GI .cancer

treatments .for .peptic .ulcer .disease .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-PPIs, .H2 .receptor
.blockers, .antibiotics, .antacids, .bismuth .subsalicylates


severe .cases .with .complications: .vagotomy, .pyloroplasty, .gastric .resection

vagotomy .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-cutting .of .certain .branches .of .the .vagus .nerve,
.to .reduce .the .amount .of .HCL .produced .by .the .gut


pyloroplasty .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-surgical .repair .of .the .pylorus

gastric .resection .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-partial .removal .and .repair .of .the
.stomach


-watch .for .dumping .syndrome .= .cant .regulate .movement .of .food .effectively .=
.enters .too .fast .into .intestines .= .food .acts .hypertonically .pulling .water .from
.blood .(early) .and .(late) .rich .in .carbs .& .sugar .= .pancreas .releases .insulin .=
.hypoglycemia


Chrones .disease .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-A .form .of .inflammatory .bowel .disease,
.symptoms .include .Crampy .abdominal .(right .lower .quadrant .area) .pain .Fever
.Fatigue .Loss .of .appetite .Pain .with .passing .stool .(tenesmus) .Persistent, .watery
.diarrhea .Unintentional .weight .loss .- .can .occur .throughout .the .digestive .system
.- .from .mouth .to .anus. .Non-continuous .manner .= .skip .lesion


most .often .found .in .terminal .illium, .colon, .and .other .areas .of .small .intestine

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