Quiz 5: Disease of the Intestines Flashcards

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1
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cc______: persistance of the omphalomesenteric duct (vitelline duct or yolk stalk) On the antimesenteric border of the ileum

A

meckel’s diverticulum

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incidence of meckel’s diverticulum

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adult men

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3
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a complicantion of ____ is that it develops tumors (leimyoma or carcinoid tumor)

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meckle’s diverticulum

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4
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Rules of 2’s for meckle’s diverticulum

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2 inches long
2% incidence
2 ft from the cecum

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5
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____ is a congenital SI dx

A

meckles diverticulum

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cc______: parasite (giarda lamblia) infesting the SI (mainly duodemum)

A

infection (giardiasis)

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_____ is the MC SI dx in the US

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infection (giardiasis)

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8
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_____ is diagnosed by cysts or trophozoites in stool

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infection (giardiasis)

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cc_______: increased fecal excretion of fat and concurrent deficieencies of vit, minerals, carbs, and protein

A

malabsorption

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in Malabsorption this diseases can cause:
_____= absent villi
_____= infection
_____= Excessive resection
_____= abnor. transport of absorbed products

A

celiac sprue - absent villi
giardiasis or trophical sprue- infection
Crohn’s dx- excessive resection
whipple’s - abnor. transport of absorption products

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An Iron def. in ____ dx can lead to microcytic hypochromic anemia

A

malabsorption

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12
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cc_____: gluten sensitive enteropathy that leads to malabsorption

A

celiac sprue (non-tropical sprue)

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incidence of celiac sprue____

A

children

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cc________- AI dx w/ AB against gluten (alcohol extract gliadin)

A

Celiac sprue

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_____ dx has HLA-B8

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celiac sprue

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what is the major difference btw celiac sprue and tropical sprue?

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celiac: HLA-B8

tropical : E.coli

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cc_______: malabsorption due to chronic infection with E.Coli

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tropical sprue

commin in : Caribbean, India, and Far East

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18
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Where is tropical sprue MC (3)

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Caribbean, India, and Far East

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19
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cc_____: systemic dx which interferes with the lymphatic uptake of chylomicron from the intestine

A

whipple’s dx

20
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Incidence of Whipple’s dx

A

middle aged males

21
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the pathology of the_____ dx is infectious (bact.) and has foamy macrophages with periodic cid schiff (PAS) positive granules in the lamina propria

A

Whipple’s dx

22
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cc_____: telescoping of one seg of the prox bowel into the distant bowel

MC in _____

A

Intussusception

MC: children

MC site: terminal ileum into the cecum

23
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MC site of intussusception

A

terminal ileum into the cecum

MC : children

24
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adeno-virus infections and hyperplasia of peyer’s pathces leads to ____

A

intussusception

25
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cc____: twisting of the bowel around the mesenteric root

A

volvulus

26
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volvulus location in

elderly: ____
children: ____

A

elderly: sigmoid colon
children: cecum

27
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complication from volvulus

A

infarction of the segment

28
Q

Leiomyoma is MC in what part of the intestines

A

Jejunum

can cause intussusception and volvulus

29
Q

_____ tmor is the MC SI cancer

A

Carcinoid Tumor

  • arise from enterochromaffin cells
  • release NT serotonin
30
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Location for malignant Carcinoid tumors

A

Terminal Ileum

31
Q

NT that is released by Carcinoid tumors

A

Serotonin

32
Q

Hirsch Sprung’s dx has an increased incidence in ___ & ___

A

Down’s syndrome

Chagas’ disease

33
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cc_____:deficiency of ganglion cells in Meissner’s submucosal plexus & Auerbach’s myenteric plexus

A

Hirsch sprung’s dx

MC: in rectum

34
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What is the MC complication seen in Hirsch sprung’s dx

A

Entercolitis

35
Q

Name (3) dx that cause inflammation of the L.I

A

Antibiotic colitis (pseudomembranous colitis)
Crohn’s dx
Ulcerative colitis

36
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cc____:Inflammation- characterized by membranous exudate coating colonic mucosa

A

antibiotic colitis

37
Q

cc______ results in overgrowth of Clostridium difficile

A

antibiotic colitis

38
Q

Crohn’s dx involved ___ layers of the intestine

A

all layers

39
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Crohn’s dx involvea both the ___ & ___ 50% of the time

A

Ileum & colon

40
Q

Ulcerative colitis mainly involves the ___ & ___

A

rectum and L colon

begins in rectum and spreads to colon

41
Q

Which is rectal bleeding seen in (ulcerative colitis/ Crohn’s dx)

A

ulcerative colitis

it involves the rectum - lower

42
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Obstruction, stricture, Skipareas and fistulas are seen in (ulcerative colitis/ Crohn’s dx)

A

Crohn’s dx

43
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Layers affected in ulcerative colitis

A

Mucosal

submucosal

44
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Layers affected in Crohn’s dx

A

transmural

45
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Pseudo-Polys and Crypt Abcess are seen in (ulcerative colitis/ Crohn’s dx)

A

ulcerative colitis

46
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Dysplasia and Toxic Megacolon are seen in (ulcerative colitis/ Crohn’s dx)

A

ulcerative colitis