1
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What is ERCP (Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography)?
A
it is Fiberoptic endoscope inserted orally into duodenum with fluoroscopy.
2
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ERCP purpose
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Visualize bile and pancreatic ducts; remove gallstones; dilate strictures; biopsy.
3
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Pre-ERCP requirement
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NPO for 8 hours.
4
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Key pre-ERCP nursing actions
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Explain procedure, obtain consent, give sedation, administer antibiotics if ordered.
5
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Most common ERCP complication
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Pancreatitis.
6
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Post-ERCP assessments
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- VS
- infection
- perforation
- return of gag reflex
Endoscopy
flashcards
Decks in class (17)
# Cards
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Endoscopy (Colonoscopy)14
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Endoscopy (ERCP)6
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Endoscopy (EGD)8
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Endoscopy (Laparoscopy (Peritoneoscopy) and Sigmoidoscopy)9
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Endoscopy (Video Capsule Endoscopy)4
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Radiology (MRCP, PTC and Surgical Cholangiogram)7
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Radiology (CT Scan, Defecography and GEBT)8
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Radiology (Lower GI / Barium Enema, MRI, Nuclear Imaging (Scintigraphy) and Gastric Emptying Study (Nuclear))7
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Radiology(HIDA Scan - Virtual Colonoscopy)13
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Other Studies (Gastric Analysis and Liver Biopsy)11
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PHYSICAL EXAMINATION – MOUTH (Inspection and Palpation)14
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ABDOMEN – GENERAL and ABDOMEN – INSPECTION11
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Nursing Safety Priority7
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ABDOMEN – AUSCULTATION and ABDOMEN – PERCUSSION16
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Liver Percussion, ABDOMEN – PALPATION (GENERAL), Light Palpation and Deep Palpation11
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Liver Palpation, Rebound Tenderness, Spleen Palpation7
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RECTUM AND ANUS ( Inspection and Palpation / Digital Rectal Exam)8
