Join us for week 9 of the MediSurg Simplified Teaching Series! Starting with our surgical topic this week, Dr. Alice Johnstone will deliver insightful teaching on Upper GI Bleeding. Covering common clinical presentations including haematemesis and malena, this session will outline the essential investigations and management for this emergency clinical presentation. With clinical importance across all grades of training, be sure not to miss out on this comprehensive teaching session and test your knowledge with the end of the session quiz.

Summary

Don't miss week 9 of the MediSurg Simplified Teaching Series which will feature an in-depth discussion on Upper GI Bleeding. Dr. Alice Johnstone will delve into common clinical presentations, such as haematemesis and malena, and guide you through necessary investigations and management techniques. This crucial topic is relevant for all training levels. Don't forget to take the quiz at the end of the session to test your knowledge!

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Learning objectives

To identify and understand the primary causes and risk factors associated with Upper Gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding, specifically focusing on haematemesis and malena.
To comprehend the clinical signs and symptoms associated with Upper GI bleeding, and capable of differentiating between haematemesis and malena.
To appreciate the urgency of diagnosing and managing patients with Upper GI bleeding, emphasizing the potential complications if not treated promptly.
To gain familiarity with the diagnostic procedures, laboratory investigations, and imaging studies utilized in cases of suspected Upper GI bleeding.
To be able to formulate an effective and appropriate management plan for patients with Upper GI bleeding, incorporating both pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment strategies.

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