Peptic Ulcer Disease (Pud) Concept Map PUD
Peptic Ulcer Disease (Pud) Concept Map PUD
Gender (both men & women) A disease that causes excavation that forms CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS
Older adults (aged 45 yrs old above) in the mucosa of the stomach
NURSING INTERVENTIONS Hypercalcemia for ZES-
Familial tendency (gastric/pylorus, duodenum or esophagus
Blood type O associated MEN-I syndrome with
Educate about self-care due to erosion of the area
measures Stress & anxiety hyperparathyroidism
Smoking & alcohol COMPLICATIONS Pyrosis vomiting
Advise patient to avoid
Chronic use of NSAIDs ASSESS & DX Bleeding
triggers
H. pylori infections Internal bleeding Constipation (duodenal type)
Collaborate with the
GERD Physical examination Perforation Muscular spasm
healthcare team in
COPD Upper endoscopy Gastric cancer Acute swelling of mucus
managing existing
ZES Histologic examination Gastric outlet membrane
disease/disorders that
Stress ulcers Serologic testing obstruction
might contribute to PUD
Curling’s and Cushing’s ulcers Stool antigen test Penetration
Urea breath test S/SX
CBCs
Gastric secretory studies Epigastric pain after eating
NURSING DIAGNOSES Burning sensation in the mid-
epigastrium
Acute pain rt the effect of gastric acid MANAGEMENT
Diarrhea
secretion on damaged tissue MEDICAL/SURGICAL NURSING Steatorrhea
Imbalanced nutrition: less than body Relief of pain after eating
MEDS
requirements rt changes in diet Smoking cessation Advise to adhere to maintenance therapy (duodenal type)
Anxiety rt an acute illness Dietary modification Avoid smoking tobacco, coffee, other caffeinated Hematemesis
H2 receptor antagonists
Deficient knowledge rt lack of Vagotomy with or without pyroplasty beverages and consumption of alcohol Melena
Ranitidine
information regarding the disease
PPIs Antrectomy with anastomosis (Bilroth I Avoid concomitant use of NSAIDs Hypotension
Risk for deficient fluid volume rt GI or Bilroth II Educate to eat healthy and balanced diet, opt in for Tachycardia
Antibiotics
bleeding, nausea and vomiting
Misoprostol Open abdominal approach surgery or fresh fruits and adhere to dietary restrictions
laparoscopy Relieve pain by relaxation techniques
Monitor for complications and report immediately