Gastritis and
Peptic Ulcer



HCl
gastrin
parasimpatic nerve

HCl
asetilkolin
Enteric Refleks histamin



Gastritis




doudenum
& gaster iritations gastric
wall erotion HCl ↑





aferen
vagus nerve antiperistaltik broken tissue intrinsic factor incomplete
digention

simpatis
nerve
food waste ↑↑






Pusat
muntah intentinal reflux bradikinin
etc bleeding B12 ↓
Eritrosit ↓




vomiting nausea
duodenal distension gas nerve pain




Talamus hematemisis
Bloating or pletulen
bacterial fermentation
Gastritis
is
an inflammation of the gastric mucosa
can be acute, chronic,
diffuse or localized. Peptic ulcer is an
area aksoriasi mucosa caused by gastric fluid digestion work
clinical manifestations
• epigastric pain, be pain palpation
• vomiting, nausea, anorexia
• Can hematemisis and melena
• anemis, Hb drops
• Bloating or pletulen
• epigastric pain, be pain palpation
• vomiting, nausea, anorexia
• Can hematemisis and melena
• anemis, Hb drops
• Bloating or pletulen
Stimulation of enteric nerve vagus nerve






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management
• Stop the cause / treat the cause
• Fasting to acute pain and nausea was reduced (12-24 hours), then diit liquids and soft foods
• Antacids
• Selective anticholinergic agent (perenzepine)
• H-2 receptor antagonists (cimetidine, ranitidine, famotidine)
• Cytoprotective agent (sucralfate, cetraxate)
• For hemorrhagic gastritis, fasting for up to 24 hours to stop bleeding, NGT to gastric rinse
• Blood transfusion
• Stop the cause / treat the cause
• Fasting to acute pain and nausea was reduced (12-24 hours), then diit liquids and soft foods
• Antacids
• Selective anticholinergic agent (perenzepine)
• H-2 receptor antagonists (cimetidine, ranitidine, famotidine)
• Cytoprotective agent (sucralfate, cetraxate)
• For hemorrhagic gastritis, fasting for up to 24 hours to stop bleeding, NGT to gastric rinse
• Blood transfusion
mechanism


































anorexia nyeri Hb ↓

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