PPT-Gastric Motility & Secretions

Mel amp Dave plus Poppy helped Any errors found in this presentation are Mels fault anything good thank Dave GASTRIC ANATOMY GASTRIC MOTILITY Receptive Relaxation Stomach is empty and contracted initially. in. MND. Dr. Liz Williams . Associate Specialist Palliative Care Team. Chair MND DSAG BCUHB. 29. th. November 2016. Managing Secretions . in MND. Normal saliva management. Abnormal saliva management in MND . Lab 13. Definition. Sputum is a . secretion . produced in the lungs and the bronchi (tubes that carry the air to the lung). . This . mucus-like secretion may become infected, blood stained, or contains abnormal cells that may lead to diagnosis. Charlie Kerr. Central Catholic High School. Infections. Bacteria or Fungi infect a specific area of the body and rapidly reproduce. They release toxins into the body and can cause illness. Commonly treated by pharmaceutical . What is GERD?. Factors Leading to GERD. Other Gastric Disorders. Treatment. Pharmaceutical Approaches. Reading Assignments/Questions. References. Gastric Acidity. Gastric Acid. Hydrochloric acid (pH ~ 1-2). Leonard Weinstock, MD. Disclosures. Speakers Bureaus. Salix. Entera. Health. Forrest. Off label use of medications. . Low Dose Naltrexone: . Motility Effects. Unexpected effect on endorphins by being an opioid blocker. G. astric . mucosal injury and . inflammation. Aetiology:. Repeated exposure to dietary antigens, . drugs, chemicals. , toxins, or infectious agents is thought . to initiate . an allergic or immune-mediated . The sleeve gastrectomy and gastric bypass are the two most commonly performed procedures now, and will make up the majority of patients presenting with acute abdominal emergencies requiring surgery or 1943 Disorders Jigar V Shah 1 , Sharadchandra Shah 2 ORIGINAL RESEARCH Introduction: Endoscopy of gastrointestinal diseases is an effective tool for the diagnostic evaluation and management of patient THEME Reprinted from Australian Family Physician Vol. 35, No. 4, April 2006 211 methods. In experienced hands, coeliac nerve blocks may be useful for intractable pain from tumour neural invasion. Th PART I - 291 MWJ Versleijen, Antoni van Leeuwenhoek, Amsterdam Anatomically, the stomach is divided into three sections, the fundus, corpus and antrum. Physiologically, the stomach is divided into tw PHYSIOLOGY JAYA PUNATI, MD DIRECTOR, PEDIATRIC GASTROINTESTINAL, NEUROMUSCULAR AND MOTILITY DISORDERS PROGRAM DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC GASTROENTEROLOGY AND NUTRITION, CHILDREN ’ S HOSPITAL LOS AN Electrolytes. Water. Digestive enzymes. Regulated by . Neuro-endocrince. system. SALIVARY GLANDS. Three pairs of major salivary glands. Parotid, . submaxillary. (. mandibular. ) & sublingual. Numerous small glands – . Plant . Herbivorous. . . Sheep. , Goat, Buffalo, Cow. Large and complex GIT. Microbial. Animal . Carnivorous . Dog. , Cat. Relatively simple and small GIT. Enzymatic. Both . Omnivorous . Pig. Relatively simple and small GIT. Daren K Heyland. Professor of Medicine. Queen’s University, Kingston General Hospital. Kingston, ON Canada. Disclosures. Principal Investigator and Consultant in academic-industry partnered trials sponsored by GlaxoSmithKline, Lyric Pharmaceuticals and E-motion Medical.