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Intestines Flashcards

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L1: Most common type of cancer in the small bowel.

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Adenocarcinoma

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L1: Most common type of cancer of the appendix

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Carcinoma

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L1: Name the top two causes of death from infection in the U.S.

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  1. Pneumonia, 2. Diarrhea
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L1: Rotavirus or Norovirus? Can be transmitted by contaminated water or shell fish

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Norovirus

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L1: Rotavirus or Norovirus? Lasts 5-8 days

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Rotavirus

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L1: Rotavirus or Norovirus? Preferentially affects infants and young children

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Rotavirus

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L1: Rotavirus or Norovirus? Responsible for family and community epidemics

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Norovirus

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L1: What pathologic pattern? New onset diarrhea seen in a patient being treated with antibiotics, often in the inpatient setting.

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Pseudomembranous colitis/Clostridium difficile

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L1: Which form of IBD? Associated wih abscess formation

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Crohn Disease

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L1: Which form of IBD? Associated with fistula formation

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Crohn Disease

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L1: Which form of IBD? Associated with Malabsorption or Obstruction

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Crohn Disease

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L1: Which form of IBD? Associated with Progressive Sclerosing Cholangitis

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Ulcerative Colitis

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L1: Which form of IBD? Associated with strictures

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Crohn Disease

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L1: Which form of IBD? Deep, linear ulcers

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Crohn Disease

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L1: Which form of IBD? More commonly associated with extraintestinal symptoms

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Ulcerative Colitis

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L1: Which form of IBD? Predisposes to colorectal cancer

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Both

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L1: Which form of IBD? Superficial, confluent ulcers

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Ulcerative Colitis

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L1: Which form of IBD? Thickened wall appearance

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Crohn Disease

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L1: Which form of IBD? Thinned wall appearance

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Ulcerative Colitis

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L1: Which form of IBD? Toxic Megacolon

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Ulcerative Colitis

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L1: Which form of IBD? Transmural inflammation and granulomas

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Crohn Disease

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L2: Difference >50 mOsm is indicative of _____ diarrhea

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Osmotic

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L2: Name the 4 main fat-soluble vitamins.

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A, D, E, and K

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L2: Name the complications of diverticulosis. (2)

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Diverticulitis, hemorrhage

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L2: Name the two watershed areas affected in ischemic colitis.

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Splenic flexure, rectosigmoid junction

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L2: What are the two histologic patterns seen in microscopic colitis?

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Thickened collagenous band or lymphocytic infiltration

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L2: What is the most common strain of E. coli implicated in diarrheal infection?

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Enterohemorrhagic E. coli (O157:H7)

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L2: What pathologic pattern? “Volcano-like” eruption of neutrophils and mucinous debris forming a layer on the mucosal surface at sites of injury

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Pseudomembranous colitis/Clostridium difficile

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L2: What pathologic pattern? Accounts for most cases of self-limited infectious diarrhea

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Vrial enterocolitis

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L2: What pathologic pattern? Bloody diarrhea with severe cramps and no fever; edema, erosions, ulcerations, and hemorrhage mostly in the right colon

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E. coli

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L2: What pathologic pattern? Chronic secretory diarrhea of colonic origin with no positive findings on endoscopy

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Microscopic Colitis

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L2: What pathologic pattern? Fever, joint pain, diarrhea, abdominal pain, CNS/neurologic signs; PAS+ staining macrophages on biopsy with confirmatory PCR

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Whipple’s Disease

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L2: What pathologic pattern? Flask-shaped ulcers with organisms (bright red nuclei and abundant cytoplasm) in the mucus and stool

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Entamoeba histolytica

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L2: What pathologic pattern? Leading cause of death from infectious diarrhea in the US

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Rotavirus

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L2: What pathologic pattern? Major cause of diarrhea worldwide, found in contaminated meat, water, or unpasteurized dairy; watery diarrhea

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Campylobacter

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L2: What pathologic pattern? Most common cause of severe childhood diarrhea and diarrheal mortality

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Rotavirus

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L2: What pathologic pattern? Most common helminthic cause of GI infection

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Ascaris lumbricoides

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L2: What pathologic pattern? Most common parasitic cause of infectious diarrhea

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Entamoeba histolytica

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L2: What pathologic pattern? Organism-laden macrophages accumulate in the small intestine lamina propria, impaired lymphatic transport with malabsorption

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Whipple’s Disease

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L2: What pathologic pattern? Protozoan parasite causing sporadic or epidemic diarrhea.

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Giardia

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L2: What pathologic pattern? Steatorrhea, weight loss, diarrhea, vitamin deficiencies

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Fat malabsorption

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L2: What pathologic pattern? Symptoms develop 7-14 days after exposure the water that was not filtered (may have been treated with chloride)

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Giardia

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L2: What pathologic pattern? Traveler’s diarrhea that may develop abdominal pain, headache, fever; possible complications of perforation and toxic megacolon

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Salmonella/Typhoid

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L2: Which cause of GI hemorrhage? Associated with a history of radiation

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Radiation proctitis

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L2: Which cause of GI hemorrhage? Associated with chronic abdominal pain and diarrhea

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IBD

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L2: Which cause of GI hemorrhage? Associated with chronic microcytic anemia

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Neoplasm or AVM

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L2: Which cause of GI hemorrhage? Associated with travel, ill contacts, antibiotic use

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infectious colitis

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L2: Which cause of GI hemorrhage? Associated with weight loss, new constipation, and anemia

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Neoplasm

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L2: Which cause of GI hemorrhage? Hematochezia after surgery or MI

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Ischemic colitis

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L2: Which cause of GI hemorrhage? Painless, heavy bleeding in elderly patient

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Diverticulosis

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L2: Which MHC alleles are associated with celiac disease?

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HLA-DQ2 and HLA-DQ8

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L2: Which pathologic pattern? Left lower quadrant pain, nausea, fever

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Diverticulitis

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L2: Which pathologic pattern? Nausea/vomiting, distention, constipation, obstipation

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Colonic obstruction

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L3: Osm Gap = _______

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290- 2(Na + K)

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L3: What antibodies are associated with celiac disease?

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anti-TTg, anti-endomysial, anti-gliadin

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L3: What is the histologic finding in celiac disease?

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Loss of villi with crypt hyperplasia

57
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L3: Which malignancies have increased prevalence in individuals with celiac disease?

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EAT lymphoma and small intestinal adenocarcinoma

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L4: Name 5 causes of non-inflammatory infectious diarrhea

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Rotavirus, Norovirus, vibrio cholera, Giardia, E. coli (ETEC)

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L4: Name 5 pathogens that cause inflammatory diarrhea

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Campylobacter, E. coli (EHEC), entamoeba histolytica, salmonella, clostridium difficile

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L4: Name the 4 most common bacterial pathogens associated with diarrheal infection.

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Campylobacter, Salmonella, Clostridium, E. coli

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L4: Types of Diarrhea (4)

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Watery, Fatty, Inflammatory/Exudative, Functional

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