| A | B |
|---|
| Also called gastroduodenostomy | Bilroth I |
| also called gastrojejunostomy | Bilroth II |
| procedure that takes out the most percentage of the stomach | Bilroth I |
| In the Bilroth II, the remaining part of the stomach is attached here. | To the jejunum |
| The portion of the small intestine bypassed in a Bilroth II | the duodenum |
| Most gastric surgery patients will return with this tube | NG tube |
| You should NOT do this to an NG tube after gastric surgery | flush |
| Reason there are nutritional problems after gastric surgery | problems with absorption |
| This is when TPN should be started | if the patient is NPO greater than 2-3 days |
| disorder caused due to gastric surgery getting rid of a certain substance in gastric juices | Pernicious anemia |
| Substance gone or greatly reduced after gastric surgery | intrinsic factor |
| This is why intrinsic factor in gastric juice is needed | for the absorption of vitamin B12 |
| Schedule and route for vitamin B12 | IM daily, then weekly, then monthly for life |
| An annoyance following some gastric surgeries producing excessive fat in the stool | Stearrhea |
| Reason there is more fat in the stool of someone post gastric surgery | More rapid gastric emptying that doesn't allow fats to be emuolsified |
| Surgery to correct pyloric stenosis | pyloroplasty |
| This is when symptoms will be seen in dumping syndrome | 5-30 minutes after eating |
| Symptoms of dumping syndrome | dizziness, fainting, tachycardia, sweating, and abdominal cramping |
| Dumping syndrome ends up being this type of problem, not a GI problem | Circulation |
| This should be avoided before, during. and after a meal to prevent the occurance of dumping syndrome | fluids |
