chronic bacteria enteritidis Flashcards

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1
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Major causes of chronic diarrhea accdg to predominant mechanisms

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  1. secretory mech
  2. osmotic causes
  3. steatorrheal causes
  4. inflammatory causes
  5. dysmotility causes
  6. factitial causes
  7. infections
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2
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secretory causes are due to

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derangements in fluid and electrolytes

transport across enterocolonic mucosa

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3
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secretory causes can be caused by

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Medications
Bowel resection, mucosal disease or enterocolic
fistula
Bacterial infection
Hormones
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4
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most common secretory

causes of chronic diarrhea

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Side effects from regular ingestion of drugs

and toxins

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5
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how can chronic ethanol consumption cause secretory diarrhea

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enterocyte injury with impaired
sodium and water absorption as well as rapid transit
and other alterations.

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6
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why does Bowel Resection, Mucosal Disease or Enterocolic

Fistula result in secretory diarrhea

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of
inadequate surface for reabsorption of secreted
fluids and electrolytes.

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7
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how does hormones contribute to diarrhea

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due to release of intestinal secretagogues (serotonin, histamine, PG, kinins) into the circulation

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8
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Occurs when ingested, poorly absorbable,
osmotically active solutes draw enough fluid into the
lumen to exceed the reabsorptive capacity of the
colon

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osmotic causes

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9
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aluminum causes ____ while Mg causes ____

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Al: constipation
Mg: diarrhea

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10
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how can carb malaborption lead to osmotic diarrhea

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Carbohydrate malabsorption due to acquired or
congenital defects in brush-border disaccharidases
and other enzymes leads to osmotic diarrhea with a
low pH.

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11
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intraluminal maldigetion commonly results from

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pancreatic exocrine insufficiency

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12
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why does cirrhosis or biliary obstruction lead to mild steatorrhea

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due to deficient intraluminal bile acid conc

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13
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most common enteropathy wich causes mucosal malabsorption

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celiac disease

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14
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celiac disease is char by

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villous atrophy and crypt hyperplasia in the proximal small bowel

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15
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how does hyperthyroidism relate to dysmotility causes

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it causes hypermetabolism causing rapid transit in the GIT

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16
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May cause acute & chronic diarrhea

• Insidious persistent or relapsing illness

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EPEC (ENTEROPATHOGENIC ESCHERICHIA COLI)

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Produce hemolysin & necrotoxin

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EPEC (ENTEROPATHOGENIC ESCHERICHIA COLI

18
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Cause of persistent diarrhea in India, Brazil &
Mexico
• Associated w/ intestinal inflammation &
malnutrition, even in the absence of diarrhea

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EAEC (ENTERO-AGGREGATIVE ESCHERICHIA COLI)

19
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syphylis is caused by

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treponema pallidum

20
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Late GI manifestations of syphylis

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Pyloric obstruction, hourglass constriction
Linitis plastica of the stomach
Gumma may be seen in the small bowel or
colon

21
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In candidiasis, ulcerations may be deeply invaded and numerous in ____ and ____ patients

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immunocompromised and neutropenic

22
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most common sites of involvement of blastomycosis

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appendix
cecum
anorectal area

23
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causative agent of blastomycosis

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paracoccidiodes braziliensis

24
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disseminated granulomatous disease

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phycomycosis

25
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causative agent of human coccidiosis

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isospora belli

26
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treatment for isosporiasis

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trimethoprim - sulfamethoxazole

27
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diagnosis for cryptosporasis

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sugar flotation or modified acid fast stains of fecal specimen

28
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Persistent diarrhea in travelers, those living in tropical

areas, health care workers, & AIDS Px

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CYCLOSPORASIS – Cyclospora

29
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Severe villous atrophy, with dense plasma cells

infiltration & inflammation in the lamina propria

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GIARDIASIS – Giardia lambia

30
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Invasive syndrome w/ recurring pattern
• May extend into ulceration post-dysenteric colitis,
which may no longer respond to antiamoebic therapy

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INTESTINAL AMEBIASIS – Entamoeba histolytica