A 35-year-old presents with Glasgow-Blatchford score 0 for suspected upper GI bleed, normal vitals, and no comorbidities. What disposition is reasonab...

Question

A 35-year-old presents with Glasgow-Blatchford score 0 for suspected upper GI bleed, normal vitals, and no comorbidities. What disposition is reasonable?

Accepted Answer

Discharge with close outpatient follow-up

Answer

Admit all GI bleeds

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Urgent endoscopy within 6 hours before discharge

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Transfuse PRBCs prior to discharge

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Start H2 blocker and reassess in 72 hours without follow-up

us-abem MCQ (SBA): Upper GI Bleed-Risk Stratification

A 35-year-old presents with Glasgow-Blatchford score 0 for suspected upper GI bleed, normal vitals, and no comorbidities. What disposition is reasonable?