Ceoliac Disease Flashcards

1
Q

Is this condition auto/immune

A

Yes

A true gluten intolerance

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2
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What’s are some sights and symptoms associated with coeliac disease

A

• rash - dermatitis hypertiformis
• diarrhoea
• constipation
• passing gas
• anaemia
• weight loss
• hair loss

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3
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Gluten is made it of which 2 protiens?

A

Gliadin + Glutenin

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4
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Food must contain how many ppm to be gluten free

A

20 parts per million

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5
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What genes are present in coeliac disease

A

HLA DQ2 and HLA DQ8

HLA - human leukocyte antigens

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6
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Is gluten involved in the stomach of starch in cells

A

Yes

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7
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Is gluten digested well?

A

No, it is proline rich, no not digested well

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8
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Will everyone with the genes for coeliac develop the disease

A

No, external factors are involved

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9
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Which diagnosis techniques are involved

A

• HLA typing
• biopsy
• serum analysis for anti-glandin

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10
Q

Treatment?

A

Gluten free diet

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11
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The inflammatory response in the small intestine, causes damage and inflammation. Which deficiencies need to be considered?

A

• calcium, iron, folate, magnesium, B12, fat soluble vitamins

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12
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Damage to the small intestine - causes damage to the villi. What is villi responsible for?

A

Absorption of nutrients

Damage to villi can lead to villious atrophy

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