Nutrition in health Flashcards
what is absobed in the duodenum
iron, fat and monoscaccraides
what is absorbed in the jejunum
vit c and b6
what is absorbed in the ileum
bile acid
b12
what is abtoeb in bother jejunuma nd duodneum
disaccharidies, pepties, calciuman dphospur, vit a , d and e , niacine and biothine and thiamine
what is absobred acrosss the entirity of the small bowel
mg
shold you ffed paitens at very start of illness
no, it can athcly have adverse effects on overall outcome
causes of malnutrition in gi diseases
oesophagl sticures, gi patholgoy, obstuion of gi tract, small bowel disease, pancreic pathology, liverdisase , lots of other pahtolges
what tyype of diseae is cealic
autominne contidion , that damges samll boles
what genes can be assoicaged with coleic dissease
ha, dq2 and dq8
what type of food is responible for damage in coelicac disease
gliadin containing foood (gluten breakdown product)
signs of ceolic diseas
diareha
streathoea
wight loos
failure to threive
abdoiaml pain
vommiting ename hypopais
whihc directio does calc diseae symptone mvoe
duodena dn progress down
signs of ceolic disae
aneima - form iorn, b12 or folate deficiency
dermatis hepatiformis - itchy rash
what antiboids are presnet in coelica disease
Anti-tissue transglutaminase antibodies (anti-TTG)
Anti-endomysial antibodies (anti-EMA)
Anti-deamidated gliadin peptide antibodies (anti-DGP)
which part of the intesitns is infect
mostly vili of the jejunum, cuaing atropy
complication of coleic diseae
refacoty coliac
ulcerative jejunitits
bone dise
cancres - colon, ospghau, lymphoa
Nutritional deficiencies
Anaemia
Hyposplenism (with immunodeficiency, particularly to encapsulated bacteria such as Streptococcus pneumoniae)
Enteropathy-associated T-cell lymphoma (EATL)
Non-Hodgkin lymphoma
Small bowel adenocarcinoma
waht infectson look like coleia disae
giardia
tropica spure
hiv
wipplse bacteria
what are rare sympotosn of colic
epilspys
celerbal apreixa
pheriha neroupy
what are the nutional effects of chrones
malabsoption in samll bowel partilly
what type of cell is used in colaic disaes to cuaese damge
th1 tcytokiesn from t cd4+ t cells which damge tissue
what are you looking for in biopsy for coleiac disease
Crypt hyperplasia
Villous atrophy
When is a biopsy required for celiac disease
when ttg is nor mroe than 4 times norall rate but coalic still suspected
different between primary and seconry refaractoy coleica disea
primary - symptons do not impove with gluten free diet
secondary - symptoms initially improve but then they relapse