ASGE Annual GI Advanced Practice Provider Course (On-Demand) - Onboarding (Day One)

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Video Summary

The presentation covers extensive details on upper GI endoscopy, focusing on its definitions, indications, contraindications, and related procedures. It outlines steps for pre and post-procedure care, emphasizing the importance of informed consent and follow-up. Various diagnostic and therapeutic applications of endoscopy are discussed, stressing the significance of appropriate documentation and photo documentation. The speaker clarifies that upper GI endoscopy, a flexible procedure typically performed through the mouth, may involve examining the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum. Different scopes used and instances like ERCP and EUS that require specialized scopes are explained. The presentation notes that complications are rare but possible, urging effective communication with patients about risks and expected outcomes. Key guidelines for antibiotic prophylaxis and quality indicators are discussed, underlining the essential practices for ensuring patient safety and procedure efficacy.

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John Martin, MD, FASGE

Keywords

upper GI endoscopy

pre and post-procedure care

diagnostic and therapeutic applications

informed consent

complications and risks

antibiotic prophylaxis