GI Small Intestinal test Flashcards

1
Q

70% of immune response comes from where?

A

Gut

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2
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Triaditis syndrome

A

Concurrent inflammation of Pancreas, liver and small itnestine

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3
Q

Why are cats more prone to triaditis syndrome than dogs?

A

Their pancreatic & Bile ducts are combined into one singular one prior to entering duodenum, hence making inflammation more probable

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4
Q

Why is small intestinal disease worse than large?

A

Because of interruption to absorption

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5
Q

Causes of coprophagia?

A

Small intestinal disease
Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency
Parasites

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6
Q

Main symptom of small intestinal disorders?

A

Diarrhea

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7
Q

If animal is pooping more at night, where is the issue?

A

Large intestine

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8
Q

99% of chronic diarrhea cases are caused by..

A

Diet

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9
Q

Panhypoproteinemia causes what

A

Edema peripherally
Ascites

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10
Q

Is potassium high or low in IBD of cats?

A

Low

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11
Q

What do we want to look for in blood samples in case of intestinal disorders?

A

Electrolytes (esps cats)
Potassium, Kidney, Liver values, Hematology

GI panel: cLI, PLI, folic acid, cobalamine, cortisol, T4
10-12h fasting

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12
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If animal is dehydrated, which values are most likely elevated?

A

Kidney values

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13
Q

Do we use antibiotics in case of chronic enteropathies?

A

No.
Fecal transplantation is a better option

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14
Q

How long does an issue have to be ongoing to become chronic?

A

2-3 weeks + intermittent symptoms

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15
Q

Treatment of Acute hemorrhagic diarrhea syndrome?

A

No antibiotics
Kaolin pectine, symbiotics & Symptomatic treatment

If inflammatory markers, depressed, fever
- stationary treatment & ABS

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16
Q

What are symbiotics?

A

Pre - & Probiotics

17
Q

Should you stop probiotics when symptoms disappear?

A

No, since it doesn’t tell anything about the cell level situation

18
Q

FRE

A

Food responsive enteropathy

19
Q

What should you do in case of IRE, prior to starting immunosuppressants?

A

Taking biopsies.
Changes in ultrasound are not diagnostical enough - it could also be a tumor

20
Q

IRE

A

Immunomodulatory responsive

21
Q

PLE

A

Protein losing enteropathy (severe idiopathic LBD, lymphoma)

22
Q

Which treatment scheme best for giardia?

A

Fenbedazole
(metronidazole used to be the one, no longer)

23
Q

Is IRE congenital?

24
Q

Lymphangiectasia

A

Lacteals in villi are so full, that fatty lymph doesn’t move correctly to lymph vessels

25
Q

What do feces look like in lymphangiectasia?

A

Feces are fatty, greyish in color

26
Q

Rice grains in walls of small intestine in endoscopy?

A

Full lacteals in villi
(could be parasites too, no?)

27
Q

Is acute hemorrhagic diarrhea syndrome localised in stomach?

28
Q

Do hydrolysed work on FRE?

A

Not alwyas

29
Q

Signs of FRE

A

Colitis
Anorexia
Diarrhea
Vomiting

30
Q

Does diet have any effect on IRE

31
Q

Does hypo- or hyperfolatemia cause small intestinal bacterial dysbiosis

A

Hyperfolatemia

32
Q

Most important approaches to antidiarrhea treatment

A

Elimination diet / novel protein source
Probiotics / prebiotics / synbiotics
Antiparasitics
Absorbents
Antibiotics
Immunosuppressants
Fecal transplantation

33
Q

Protein losing enteropathy types

A

Severe IBD
Lymphangiectasia
Lymphoma

34
Q

Treatment of lymphangiectasia

A

Cure the primary disease
Fluid therapy
Diuretics if ascites
Diet
Immunosuppressants
Corticosteroids
Azathioprine
Cyclosporine