ILOs
- explain how ulcers, varices and other causes of upper GI bleeding arise
- discuss how these pathologies can lead to the clinical presentation of upper GI bleeding
- describe the important steps in managing a patient with acute gastrointestinal bleeding
- Why is upper GI bleeding important, how does it present and why does it occur?
- What is the mortality rate from upper GI bleed, and the incidence of rebleeding?
- Outline the different causes of upper GI bleeding, by percentage…
- How do peptic ulcers occur?
- Let’s look at pictures of different ulcers in the GI tract…
- Outline the principles of managing upper GI bleeding…
- What does the early assessment and triage involve in a GI bleed?
- How do we identify the high risk patients?
- Outline the risk scores we have for upper GI bleeding, for all other patients…
- Here’s the Rockall score for upper GI bleeding, predicting mortality…
- Explain the Glasgow Blatchford Score…
- Here was an international study comparing risk scores in patient with upper GI bleeding…
- How does the timing of endoscopy vary for patients with upper GI bleeding?
- A diagram showing us an endoscope…
- Here’s a bar graph and pictures showing us different types of bleed, along with risk of rebleeding…