Quiz 5: Disease of the Intestines Flashcards
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cc______: persistance of the omphalomesenteric duct (vitelline duct or yolk stalk) On the antimesenteric border of the ileum
meckel’s diverticulum
incidence of meckel’s diverticulum
adult men
a complicantion of ____ is that it develops tumors (leimyoma or carcinoid tumor)
meckle’s diverticulum
Rules of 2’s for meckle’s diverticulum
2 inches long
2% incidence
2 ft from the cecum
____ is a congenital SI dx
meckles diverticulum
cc______: parasite (giarda lamblia) infesting the SI (mainly duodemum)
infection (giardiasis)
_____ is the MC SI dx in the US
infection (giardiasis)
_____ is diagnosed by cysts or trophozoites in stool
infection (giardiasis)
cc_______: increased fecal excretion of fat and concurrent deficieencies of vit, minerals, carbs, and protein
malabsorption
in Malabsorption this diseases can cause:
_____= absent villi
_____= infection
_____= Excessive resection
_____= abnor. transport of absorbed products
celiac sprue - absent villi
giardiasis or trophical sprue- infection
Crohn’s dx- excessive resection
whipple’s - abnor. transport of absorption products
An Iron def. in ____ dx can lead to microcytic hypochromic anemia
malabsorption
cc_____: gluten sensitive enteropathy that leads to malabsorption
celiac sprue (non-tropical sprue)
incidence of celiac sprue____
children
cc________- AI dx w/ AB against gluten (alcohol extract gliadin)
Celiac sprue
_____ dx has HLA-B8
celiac sprue
what is the major difference btw celiac sprue and tropical sprue?
celiac: HLA-B8
tropical : E.coli
cc_______: malabsorption due to chronic infection with E.Coli
tropical sprue
commin in : Caribbean, India, and Far East
Where is tropical sprue MC (3)
Caribbean, India, and Far East