GI-Celiac Disease Flashcards

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What is the MC genetic related food intolerance triggered by gluten, prolamin in wheat, rye, barley. Autoimmunie dz?

A

Celiac Disease
Prevalence- Western Europe, Diverse now. Europe HLA-DR3-DQ2
Serum show a rise five fold
1.4 mill unaware
1.6 gluten free diet undx
Inverse relationship
Infectious dz going down d/t vaccine, but Autoimmune Rising

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Where does Celiac DZ start and damages?

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mucosa of small intestine
Atrophy of villi
85% of immunity in gut. If compromised= sick

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What is a mixture of proteins, hundreds, gliadin, glutenin, proline, glutamine that is resistant to pancreatic enzyme to digestion that trigger T-cell response?

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Gluten
Tissue transglutimase (tTG), the target auto-antigen of anti-endomycial antibodies, deaminates the glutamine residues into negatively charged glutamic acid residues increasing binding to HLA-DQ2 and DQ8
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What must occur for a person to develop Celiac disease?

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Allele for HLA-DQ2/8
Factors-
Breastfeeding DEC CD
Smoker DEC CD
Recurrent infx INC CD
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Binding of HLA and glutamic acid cause what?

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complex immune cascade resulting in damage to mucosa of the small bowel
Gluten not broken down easily, which L/t Autoimmune response-
Triggers- Pregnancy Thyroid

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Which location of stomach has most severity with Celiac Dz?

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Duodenum
Small intestine has reserve
March Classification for villi damage- atrophy

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How long may it take to be DX w/ CD?

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98% w/ CD undiagnosed
11 yrs
Female 30-60
Silent- 90%
1. 2/3 no or min GI sx
2. DDX unexplained iron dfx, ABN LFTs, IBS
3. 20% DX after 60
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What are suspected symtoms with CD?

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Malabsorption- Classic
1.Diarrhea-25%, steatorrhea (floaty fatty white stools), wt loss

NONClassic

  1. MC illness Thryoid Disease
  2. 40% Overweight
  3. Bloat, Abdominal pain** 33%
  4. Anorexia, Wt. Loss
  5. Post prandial
  6. MC Iron Deficiency anemia** 38%
  7. Osteopenia**
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What are CD pt at risk for which are rare 2/2 CD?

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Intussusception, 
small bowel lymphoma, 
SB carcinoma, 
perforation
Infertility, Miscarriages
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What are the neurophysiologiac symptoms

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Memory
GAD, MDD-MC
Psychosis
Ataxia
Seizures
HA, irritabile
Autism
ADHD
Schizo
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What test is used to diagnosie CD?

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PANCE- GI-Duodenal biopsy- strong suspicion when All + serum, IgA-AGA, DGP* best for CD

PCP**IgA anti-human tissue transglutimase (tTG) -

NO one test b/c must be on gluten diet

Total lgA
EMA-epithelial membrane antigen, A mucus, Deficient in CD

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Once a CD pt is diagnosed, How long will it take for Antibody test to be negative?

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6-12mo upt 5 yr 80-90% will be negative

GFD- 70% sx improved 2wk

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What should be consider in patients with iron deficiency, folate deficiency, malabsorption, THyroid dz, fatigue, unexplained weight-loss, idiopathic LFTs, refractory “functional” symptoms

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Celiac Disease

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14
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What is the only treatment for CD?

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Gluten free diet- <20mil part
NO RX
Level unknown
Diet counseling**
Challenging-for kids
Cost
PTSD- denial, anger, MDD
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Mrs. Flour has DX w/ CD d/t persistent sx of bloat and HA. What is the ideal follow up.

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2y be reassessing intestinal mucosa -2-9y

Retest Anti-tTG 6-12mo, 5y should be DEC

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16
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If a patient still has sx even with compliance what should be done?

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NRCD- MC
Misdiagnosis
Inadvertent exposure
Refer GI

17
Q

Ms. flour daughter c/c “foggy mind”, depression, ADHD-like behavior, abdominal pain, bloating, diarrhea, constipation, headaches, bone or joint pain, and chronic fatigue. What is DX?

A

nonceliac gluten sensitivity (NCGS) - maybe a spectrum mild mod severe CD.

18
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What would be next steps for her daughter with nonceliac gluten sensitivity (NCGS) ?

A

recommendation of a GFD trial for refractory(unmanagable) IBS patients is not unreasonable

19
Q

How does CD affect skin?

A

dermaititis herpetiformis
aphtlous stomaitits
hair loss

20
Q

How is CD assoc with LFTs and liver dz?

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Autoimmune hepatitis- 4%
PBC-Primary biliary cholangitis -6%
Primary sclerosing cholangitis- rare

21
Q

What type of CA are related to CD?

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NOn Hodgkin lymphoma
Small Intestine Cancer
Colon Ca
Basal cell carcinoma

22
Q

What extraintestional manifestation in the head was improved with GFD?

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Migraine