GI - 6 Diarrhea pt 4 Flashcards

18
Q

What are 2 really good tests for celiac ds?

A

IgA endomysial antibody and IgA tTG antibody . >90% sensitivity/specificity

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19
Q

If IgA endomysial antibody and IgA tTG antibody tests are negative. What else should you do to rule out celiac disease?

A

Nothing else. These tests are so reliable that a neg test reliably excludes celiac disease.

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20
Q

___ test reveals the The once-finger-like projections of villi are now flat in celiac disease

A

Endoscopic mucosal biopsy

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21
Q

How do you treat Celiac disease?

A

Remove gluten from the diet

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22
Q

Patient still doesn’t recover after removing gluten from diet. What else could it be?

A

T Cell Lymphoma

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23
Q

__ intestine normally contains a small number of bacteria

A

Small intestine

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24
Q

Bacterial deconjugation of bile salts leads to

A

Steatorrhea

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25
Q

Megaloblastic anemia or neurologic signs due to vitamin B12 deficiency are common in ppl with:

A

Bacterial overgrowth

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26
Q

___ tests for bacterial overgrowth

A

Schilling test

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26
Q

What test is usually used to test for pernicious anemia?

A

Schilling test

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27
Q

What does a Schilling test test for? How does it work?

A

**Noninvasive breath tests vs empiric tx

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27
Q

What drug treats bacterial overgrowth?

A

Rifaximin

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28
Q

the malabsorptive condition that arises secondary to removal of significant segments of the small intestine

A

Short bowel syndrome

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28
Q

Remember: ____ deficiency frequently develops secondary to other GI disorders

A

Lactase

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29
Q

How is lactase deficiency diagnosed? What test?

A

Hydrogen breath test

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29
Q

Easy to remember treatment for lactase deficiency is:

A

Lactaid - aids with lactase deficiency.

30
Q

What supplements help with being unable to eat dairy? (lactase deficiency)

A

Calcium and Vit D

30
Q

Like the stomach, what type of benign polyps are most common in the Small Intestine? What’s the deal with them?

A

Adenomatous polyps are most common
Mainly asymptomatic
High risk for development of invasive cancer

31
Q

Difficult to distinguish benign from malignant stromal tumors (leiomyosarcomas) except by ____

A

excision

31
Q

Hard to tell if SI polyps are benign or not, so they must be ___

A

Excised, just in case