diarrhea, malabsorption and small intestinal neoplasia Flashcards

1
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inflammatory diarrhea

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  1. small volume
  2. frank or occult blood
  3. rectal urgency
  4. abdominal pain
  5. nocturnal diarrhea
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2
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watery diarrhea usually after a meal, resolves without eating

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osmotic diarrhea

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3
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large volume watery diarrhea, minimal resolution with fasting and may be nocturnal

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secretory diarrhea

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4
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intermmittent, small volume, watery diarrhea

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dysmotility

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5
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foul smelling, floating stoll, oil droplets

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steatorrhea- fatty diarrhea

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6
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fatty diarrhea can be caused by (3)

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  1. impaired fat solubilization
  2. defective nutrient hydrolysis
  3. mucosal disease
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7
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not all disorders that lead to malabsorption cause diarrhea

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yep think of atrophic gastritis and vit. B12 deficiency

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8
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immune mediated enteropathy triggered by ingestion of gluten in genetically susceptible patients

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celiac

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9
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celiac is considered a ____ hypersensitivity reaction

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IV

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10
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autoimmune features of celiac

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production of ab to tissue transgrlutaminase leadingto chronic T-cell chronic inflammation

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11
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genetic celiac association

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HLADQ2 and HLADQ8

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12
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pathogenesis of celiac

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TTG deamidates gliadin altering the charge of gliadin fragments and enhancing immunogenicity with greater stimulation of CD4 T helper cells

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13
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dermatitis herpetiformis

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IgA deposits in skin causing pruritic blister this is associated with celiac

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14
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severe risk associated with celiac

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small intestinal lymphoma and small intestinal adenocarcinoma

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15
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what do we see in children who have celiac

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growth failure

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16
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extraintestinal manifestations of celiac disease 4

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  1. dermatitis herpetiformis
  2. amenorrhea, infertility and impotence
  3. anemia
  4. osteopenia
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17
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what do see in celiac with histo

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  1. flattened villi
  2. intraepithelial lymphocytes
  3. hyperplastic crypts
  4. inflammation in lamina propria
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18
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what predisposes small intestinal bacterial overgrowth syndrome

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  1. intestinal stasis

2. abnormal connections between proximal and distal bowel

19
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pathophysiology of malabsorption of bacterial overgrowth

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  1. reduced nutrient availability because bacteria consumes nutrients
  2. bile salt inactivation due to bacteria deconjugating bile salts leading to fat malabsorption
20
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hydrogen breath testing

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  1. early peak- bacteria overgrowth

2. late peak- lactose intolerance

21
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increased bile salt loss

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due to either crohn, resection of ileum or overwhelming of ileum leading to bile acids in colon which induces secretion of sodium and water, colonic motility, mucus secretion and damage to the mucosa leading to cholerrheic diarrhea or bile acid diarrhea

22
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treatment for bile acid diarrhea

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bile acid sequestrants

23
Q

fatty diarrhea- maldigestion or malabsorption (3)

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  1. impaired reabsorption due to ileal disease or resection
  2. small intestinal bacterial overgrowth
  3. celiac disease
24
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pancreatic enzyme deficiency leads to what type of diarrhea

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fatty diarrhea

25
Q

tests for pancreatic insufficiency

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fecal elastase level which is supposed to be low in pancreatic exocrine insufficiency

26
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lactose intolerance leads to what type of diarrhea

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osmotic diarrhea

27
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fecal osmotic gap

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290 - 2 x (Na + K)

28
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secretory diarrhea is due to

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abnormal ion transport in intestinal epithelial cells

29
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electrolytes account for most of luminal osmolality

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yep

30
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fecal osmotic gap:

  1. osmotic
  2. secretory
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  1. osmotic >125

2. secretory <50

31
Q

fatty acids does what to the colon

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stimulate colon secretion

32
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bile acids does what to the colon?

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stimulate fluid and electrolyte secretion in colon

33
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carcinoid tumor

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arises from cells of neuroendocrine origin that synthesizes bioactive (5HT), chromogranin A, tachykinins

34
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common sites of carcinoid tumors

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small intestine>rectum>appendix

35
Q

GI neuroendocrine tumors:

  1. type 1
  2. Type 2
  3. Type 3
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  1. type 1- associated with atrophic gastritis
  2. type 2- associated with multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome
  3. type 3- sporadic no underlying risk factor
36
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carcinoid syndrome is often seen in

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liver metastatic disease

37
Q

carcinoid treatment

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surgical resection

38
Q

when carcinoid secretes serotonin where can it might to and what happens?

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it can go to the heart and lead to cardiac valvuar disease but only on the right side

39
Q

fistula occurs in three big diseases

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  1. crohn
  2. cancer
  3. radiation
40
Q

ampullary carcinoma

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occurs at the ampulla of vater leading to jaundice, pancreatitis and melena

41
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dysmotility diarrhea occurs in (4)

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  1. autonomic diabetic neuropathy
  2. hyperthyroidism
  3. after vagotomy- peptic ulcer surgery
  4. IBS
42
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functional GI disorder with abdominal pain and laterd bowel habits but no biochemical or structural abnormalities

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IBS

43
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IBS associated disorders

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  1. fibromyalgia
  2. anxiety/depression
  3. chronic pelvic pain
44
Q

therapeutic option for IBS

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antibiotic- rifaximin