Lecture 29 - Diarrhoea Flashcards

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Causes of acute diarrhoea?

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Bacterial, viral and parasitic infection

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Causes of chronic diarrhoea?

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Mechanisms related to: inflammation, osmosis, secretions and fats

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Small intestine bacterial overgrowth symptoms?

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Bloating, flatulance, discomfort, diarrhoea, steatorrhea, malabsorption

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SIBO Predispositions?

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Impaired motility, anatomic disorders causing stasis, metabolic/systemic diseases, immune deficiency disorders

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SIBO Maldigestion mechanism?

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deconjugated bile salts impair micellar formation and fat digestion, degradation of carbohydrates causes osmotic action, degradation of protein precursors

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SIBO Malabsorption mechanism?

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damaged enterocytes by direct adhesion produces enterotoxins and enzymes

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SIBO malabsorption leads to malabsorption of?

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bile acids, fats, vcarbs, proteins, B12

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Billroth surgery side effects?

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upper abdominal discomfort after meals (rapid gastric emptying and increased osmotic load), osmotic diarrhoea

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Ileostomy output characteristics?

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dark green colour and no smell due to no bacteria, sodium loss compensated by kidneys and increased oral intake

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B12 malabsorption risk?

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removal of terminal ilium w specialised B12/intrinsic factor receptors

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Bile Salt Malabsorption mechanism?

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Reduced re-uptake via enterohepatic circulation, lost through colon/faeces

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Bile Salt malabsorption results in?

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less fat absorption causing sterrhoea, water and electrolyte secretion in colon causing secretory diarrhoea

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13
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Drug that binds bile acids?

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cholestyramine

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Short bowel syndrome?

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loss of small bowel leading to malabsorption, presence of colon and ileocaecal valve helps slow transit

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Short bowel syndrome - adaptive processes?

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villi hypertrophy, colon increasing absorptive capacity

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Short bowel syndrome management?

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diet, anti-motility drugs, acid-suppressants, cholestyramine, TPN