Midterm Exam Flashcards
How do the healthcare and insurance industries inhibit recognition of EAIs?
- Lack of consideration for chemical and microbial exposures over various life stages
- Lack of reimbursements for holistic health treatments
- Lack of diagnostic codes
How might physicians take advantage of EAI patients?
- Purposeful misdiagnosis
- Application of unproven treatments
- Lengthening of uncertain treatments for rare diseases
Diagnosis and treatment of EAI requires:
- Consideration of multiple hazard exposures and combined effects
- A One Health approach
- Consideration of individual susceptibility factors
- Consideration of long-term, chronic health outcomes
The traditional medical model was designed to identify a singular cause of a particular illness
True
Symptoms that point toward mold toxicity in a person include:
- Electric shock sensations
- Vibrating or pulsing sensations running up and down the spinal cord
- Ice pick-like pains
Place the following in the correct order to diagnosis and treat mold toxicity
- Evaluate your environment
- Conduct mycotoxin testing
- Add binders
- Add oral and/or nasal antifungals
What are considered triggers of mast cell activation?
- Lyme disease
- Mold exposures
- Infectious agents
According to Naviaux’s fundamental premise, chronic disease management models should focus on the current state of the patient
False
Brain MRIs with NeuroQuant imaging is useful for diagnosis of EAIs
True
Tight junction protein(s)
Play an important role in blocking transport of toxins into cells
Cognitive issues are not attributed to mycotoxicity
False
Mast cell activation in the intestinal wall leads to tight cellular junctions
False
LDN
An atypical anti-inflammatory medication used to treat fibromyalgia
Cytokines
inflammatory biomarkers
granules
produced by mast cells; rich in histamine