Final (celiac disease) Flashcards

1
Q

what type of disease is celiac disease

A

autoimmune

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2
Q

is it inheritable

A

yes

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3
Q

what are the effects of celicac disease on the body

A

villi of the small intestine in response to eating gluten froming proteins atropy

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4
Q

what are the gluten forming proteins

A

gliaden and glutenin

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5
Q

where are the gluten forming proteins found

A

wheat, rye, barley

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6
Q

why do the villi atrophy

A

become deficient in enzymes and carrier proteins

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7
Q

signs and symptoms of celiac disease

A

more than 200 symptoms

including clasic GT tract symptoms

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8
Q

signs and symptoms in children

A

improper growth and development
pain
classic digestive symptoms
malordious stools

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9
Q

signs and symptoms in adults

A

classic digestive

diseases that deal with malnurishment

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10
Q

people with celiac disease have poor absorption of the following

A

pretty much everything

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11
Q

why is celiac disease hard to diagnose

A

similar sympotoms to many other disease

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12
Q

what are three stesp to diabnosing celiac diease

A

blood test
tissue biopsy
gluten free diet

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13
Q

what antibodies are found in the blood test

A

tTG-IGA
EMA
DGP

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14
Q

How is celiac disease treated

A

medical nutrition therapy

omit gluten forming foods

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15
Q

hidden sources of gluten

A
modified food starch
preservatives
stabilizers
matural flavoring
ice cream
some meds
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16
Q

low long to heal in children and adults

A

children 3-6 months

adults 2 years

17
Q

how do you know if healing is taking place

A

follow up testing (twice in first year)

18
Q

what is refracroy celiac disease

A

permenant damage

19
Q

concerns of a gluten free diet

A
folate
iron
calcium
fiber
vit d and b
have have high protein and lipid intake
20
Q

what changes in baked products w/o gluten

A

texture