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

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Video Summary

In this video, the speaker starts by introducing the topic of GI endoscopic procedures and focuses on upper GI endoscopy. The objectives of the talk are to define upper GI endoscopy, discuss indications and contraindications, describe the components of the procedure, determine best practices for documentation and photo documentation, and discuss post-procedure follow-up. The speaker engages the viewers with polling questions to test their knowledge. They explain the anatomy of the upper GI tract and clarify that upper GI endoscopy involves the esophagus, stomach, and the duodenum. The speaker emphasizes that upper GI endoscopy can be performed through various natural orifices including the mouth, nose, and even surgically created orifices. They explain the equipment used during the procedure such as the endoscope, light source, lens, and accessory channel. The speaker discusses various indications and procedures that can be done using upper GI endoscopy, including diagnostic and therapeutic interventions. They provide images and a video demonstration of a normal upper GI endoscopy. The speaker highlights the importance of informed consent, pre-procedure preparations, and post-procedure care and communication. They discuss potential adverse events and provide recommendations for antibiotic prophylaxis. The speaker concludes by reminding viewers of the significance of proper indication, informed consent, and adherence to best care practices. The video then transitions to the next speaker, Dr. Joe Vicari, who will continue the presentation on colonoscopy.

Asset Subtitle

John Martin, MD, FASGE

Keywords

upper GI endoscopy

indications

procedure components

documentation

post-procedure follow-up

informed consent