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inflammation of the pancreas
associated with auto- digestion
s/s svere pain (r/t self-digestion)
r/t inflammation , fever, 3rd spacing, increased WBC (loss of fluid)
-hypotension and tachycardia |
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pancreatic amylase
breaks down starches |
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inflammation of the appendix
- there is ischemia--> necrosis--> rupture |
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-associated with the liver
bile is how bilirubin is excreted out of the body |
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Inflammatory Bowel Dz// Regional enteritis
- affects small and/ OR Large intestine (more common is small)
can involve ALL layers of GI wall (most affected is submucosal layer)
-- in response to inflammation granulomatous are created --> edema and granulomas in submucosa surrounded by fissures/ linear ulcers (i.e. cobblestone) |
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-there is high abnormal motility
-does not give enough time for absorptio of H20
-sm intestine --> very fluid and watery
acidic- loss of bicarb |
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part one of three control mechanisms for the GI tract
- consists of 2 pleauxes that lie in the wall of the GI tract
- responsible for many reflexes that occur locally, plus mediates input from autonomic nervous system |
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