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NURS 319: L. Intest.

NURS 319: Chapter 30 Common Disorders of Large Intestine

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2 types of movements in the larger intestine haustral contraction mass movement
RLQ pain, what do you expect? appendicitis
LLQ pain, what do you expect? diverticulitis
RUQ pain, what do you expect? hepatitis/ duodenal ulcer
LUQ pain, what do you expect? ruptured spleen/ aortic aneurysm
what can severe constipation result in? fecal impaction and obstipation
what is obstipation? sensation to defecate with no passage of stool
crohn's disease causes/ risk factors inflammation, infection, genetics
ulcerative colitis causes/ risk factors autoimmune, infection, genetic component
crohn's disease impacted area mouth to anus (terminal ileum)
ulcerative colitis impacted area large intestine
crohn's disease common lesions skip lesions, cobblestone, toxic megacolon
ulcerative colitis common lesions pseudopolyps
crohn's disease impacted layer mucosa, submucosa, transmural
ulcerative colitis impacted layer mucosa, submucosa
crohn's disease patho infection/ invasion everywhere from mouth to anus
ulcerative colitis patho begins in rectum and moves upward
crohn's disease symptoms diarrhea, abdominal pain, bowel sounds, malabsorption, dehydration, anemia
ulcerative colitis symptoms similar to crohn's disease
crohn's disease complications toxic megacolon
ulcerative colitis complications increased risk of colon cancer
what are symptoms of a large bowel obstruction crampy abdominal pain, appetite loss, constipation, vomiting, abdominal swelling
would you expect bowel sounds or a bowel movement with a complete LBO? no
would you expect bowel sounds or a bowel movement with a partial LBO? yes
appendicitis inflammation of the pouch like area that protrudes from the cecum
appendicitis can lead to this if untreated peritonitis
pathophysiology of appendicitis becomes infected and inflamed
appendicitis symptoms abdominal pain in umbilical region, moves to RLQ, abdominal distention, rebound tenderness
psoas' sign pull leg backwards, pain
rovsing's sign touch LLQ, pain in RLQ
obturator's sign leg at 90 degree angle, pain
rebound tenderness pain when releasing pressure
IBS irritational bowel syndrome
what does IBS entail difficult digestion, painful bloating and bowel movements
diverticula small outpouchings formed
diverticulosis bowel wall has weakened areas
diverticulitis diverticula inflammation
diverticular disease altered bowel habits, LLQ/RLQ pain
volvulus twisting of large intestine
volvulus results in obstruction and ischemia
dilated, swollen vessels in the perianal region caput medusa
caput medusa can be internal or external
caput medusa risk factors hepatitis b, hepatitis c, alcohol-related liver disease, fatty liver disease, hemochromatosis
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