Digestion disease quiz Flashcards

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Sphincter does not close, acid enters esophagus.

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GERD

Gastroesophagus reflux disease

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-heart burn
-regurgitation
-esophagus changes

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Gastroesophagus reflux disease

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  • smaller bites
  • medication for acid reflux
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GERD

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belly pain, crampy/bloating, stool schedule change and appearance change

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IBS (Irritable bowel syndrome)

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gastrointestinal disorder causes abdominal pain, bloating and changes in bowel habit, stress genetics bacterial infection, food intolerance can cause,

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IBS

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antispasmodic medications, laxatives, probiotics, sleep and exercise (health lifestyle), smaller portions, hydration

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treatment for IBS

key: probiotics

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Weight loss, infection, confusion, loss of appetite, weakness, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain,, bloated by liquid, GI bleeding,

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Alcoholic Liver disease

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heavy use of alcohol, liver damage, due to excessive amount of alcohol use

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Alcoholic liver disease

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liver transplant, leads to cirrhosis,

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alcoholic liver disease

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inflamed gastric (stomach and intestine) lining, diminished acid secretion, located at the proximal part of the stomach,

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Menetrie’s Disesea

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pain in the upper and mid abdomen, nausea, weight loss, gastrointestinal bleeding, hypoalbumina ( low albumin -protein loss)

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Menetrie’s Disease

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Increases risk of cancer, surgery, clinical trial drugs, high protein diets, medications

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Menetrie’s Disease

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congenital disease, chronic constipation (failure to pass stool at birth), intestinal inflamed, vomiting, abdominal pain, poor feeding

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Hirschsprung disease

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surgery (remove the effected part of the colon), might need colostomy, check stool for ganglion cells (gold standard for diagnosis)

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Hirschsprung Disease

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Affects colon ability to pass stool, due to lack of nerve cells that stimulate GI muscles

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HIrschsprung disease

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Avoid alcohol, vaccines for A$B, LIVER TRANSPLANT for B$C

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Hepatitis A,B,C

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Due to viral infections, excessive alcohol consumption, toxins, and drugs, autoimmune

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hepatitis A, B,C,

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LIVER INFLAMATION, SPREAS THROUGH FOOD AND WATER

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Hep A

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liver inflamation, spread through blood/sex

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Hep B

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Liver inflamation, spread through blood

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Hep C

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Nausea and vomiting, cramps, abdominal pain, diarrhea, loss of appetite, fatigue

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gastroenteritis

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inflammation of stomach and intestine due to contaminated food, bacteria, norovirus

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Gastroenteritis

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fairly common, antibiotics/antiparatites, rest, death can happen if too much fluid loss, antinausea meds, fluids and electrolytes -

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gastroenteritis

Fluid loss is key

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Flagly parasite, OTC meds, antibiotic, IV Fluids, pepto-bismol, rare case blood transfusion

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dysentery

pepto-bismol

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serious intestinal infection characterized by bloody diarrhea, often accompanied by fever, abdominal pain, and a feeling of incomplete evacuation, caused by bacteria, parasites, or toxins (bloody, or mucoid) diarrhea, abdominal pain, fever, spread due to contominated water, food, poor hygiene, sexual transmission, 2 different source
dysentery
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mild to severe (bloodyor mucus) diarrhea, weight loss, stomachache, nausea vomiting, fever
amoebic dysentery
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severe diarrhea, often with blood and mucus, abdominal cramps, and fever.
bacillary dysentery
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Inflamed stomach and intestines - contamination of food - bactirea and viruses - norovirus
Gastroenteritis | key: Norovirus
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- Nausea/vommiting - cramps abdominal pain - diarerhea - loss of appitite - fatigue
Gastroentrities
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Out look of Gastroentiris
- fairly common - death may occur treatment: - rest - fluids/electrolytes - Nausea meds - Anti biotics - anti parstics
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Liver inflamation
- Hepatitis A, B, C
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Spread through food/water
Hepatitis A | A is the only infection one
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Spread by blood/sex
Hepatitis b
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Spread through Blood
Hepatitis C
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- Viral Infections - Excessive Alcohol - Toxins/drugs - Auto Immune disorders
Hepatitis A, B, C
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- liver transplant - rest - healthy diet - avoid alcohol - Vaccines for A & B -
Hepatitis
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a congenital (present from birth) birth defect that affects the nerves in the large intestine (colon).
hirschsprung disease
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- Chronic constipation - Vomiting - abdominal pain - Intestinal inflamation
Hirschsprung disease
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Out look: - relativly healthy - might need surgery -colonostomy
Hirschsprung disease | colonostomy
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a rare, acquired disorder characterized by giant folds in the stomach lining, reduced acid production, and protein-losing gastropathy, often leading to hypoalbuminemia and edema.
Menetrier’s disease
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- Pain in upper/mid abdomen - Nausea - Weight loss - GI bleeding
Menetrier’s disease
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Out look: - Meds - diet - surgery - increases risk of cancer and death
Menetrier’s disease
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Liver condition casued by accessive alcohol consumption
Alcoholic Liver Disease
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Out look: - Can lead to cirrohisis - Might need liver transplant - Must stop drinking - eat healthier (less fatty foods)
Alcoholic Liver Disease
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-weight loss - Weakness - loss of appeitite - poor nutrition - Abdominal pain - Nausea/vomitting - infection - confusion - GI bleeding - Bloating/excessiv eliquid retention
Alcoholic Liver Disease
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GI disorder that causes abdominal pain, bloating and changes in bowel movment.
Irratible Bowl Syndrom (IBS)
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Outlook: - Hydration - dietary changes - smaller portions - Antispastic Meds - Laxitives - Probiotics - sleep - excersize
Irratible Bowl Syndrom (IBS)
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Chronic skin condition that causes rashes and blisters of the skin.
Dermatitus Herpetiformis
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Causes: - Autoimmune disease caused by genetics
Dermatitus Herpetiformis
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- Rash and Blisters - Discolored skin - clusters of itchy bumps
Dermatitus Herpetiformis
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- skin biopsy - Gluten free - meds - Topical Coticosteroids - Outlook is good with treatment - Outlook is increased intestional cancer without treatment
Dermatitus Herpetiformis
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Lining of the esophagus changes from squamous to columnar epithelium
Barrett's Esophagus
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Causes: - unknown - GERD - Age - Smoking - Obesity - Genes
Barrett's Esophagus
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- PPIs - H2 blockers - RFA - Cryotherapy - EMR - Weight Loss - Quit Smoking - Can increase Cancer risk
Barrett's Esophagus
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Parasitic infection that feeds and lives off of the insde of the persons intestines
Tape Worm
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Worms Injested through raw/undercooked: - pork - beef - fish Eggs ingested through: - water - poor Hygine
Tape Worm
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- prescrition meds - surgery (rare) - check stool for worms - less than 1 in 1000 in the U.S - Out look is good
Tape Worm
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- Upset stomach - Loose stool - weight loss - hunger pains - Craving for salt
Tape Worm