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Sos: Pathology of Small Intestine Flashcards

1
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make mucus and absorb water; some nutrient absorption

A

large intestine

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2
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how long do contents stay in small intestine

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half a day

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3
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how long do contents stay in large intestine

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a day

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4
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how long can contents stay in sigmoid to rectum

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days to weeks

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5
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lymphoid tissue from waldeyer’s ring to the gut (GI tract lined with this)

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GALT (gut-associated lymphoid tissue)

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6
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specialized antigen presenting cells that overlie peyer’s patches

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M or microfold cells

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7
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where you have biggest collection of lymphocytes in distal ileum

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peyer’s patches

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8
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____ lymphocytes predominate in GALT

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B lymphocytes

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9
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spleen has what tissue

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GALT

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10
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lamina propria lymphocytes are ___ -secreting B cells

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IgA

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11
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lymphoid tissue

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12
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antigen presenting cells migrate here and antibodies produced throughout the gut are IgA

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lymph nodes

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13
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function of this is a barrier to microbes and toxins

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small intestine

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14
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___ is secreted from GALT

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IgA

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15
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____ is secreted from Paneth cells

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antimicrobials

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16
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___ is secreted from goblet cells

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mucus

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17
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alkaline secretion containing electrolytes is secreted from ____

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Crypts of Lieberkuhn

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18
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absorbs iron, nutrients, water, drugs

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small intestine

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19
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first entry portal for iron absorption

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duodenum

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20
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____ and ____ are broken down to small components absorbed in capillaries

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carbs and proteins

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21
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___ are broken down and absorbed through lymphatic system

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fats

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22
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___transports fats into lacteals

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chylomicrons

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23
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Na+ dependent glucose absorption through

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SGLT-1

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24
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fructose taken up by ____ (glut receptor)

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GLUT5

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25
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all sugars are transported to portal system by _____ (glut receptor)

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GLUT2

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26
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mucosa associated lymphoid tissue; also gut associated lymphoid tissue

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MALT and GALT

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27
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_____ in stomach is most commonly associated with H. pylori

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Malt Lymphoma

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28
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low grade non-hodgkin lymphoma

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Malt Lymphoma

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29
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B cell lymphoma

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Malt Lymphoma

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30
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Sjogren’s and Hashimoto’s thyroiditis can lead to this

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malt lymphoma

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31
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surface marker on lymphocytes and binds to B cells

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CD20

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32
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Malt lymphoma (too many peyers patches)

33
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autoimmune disease targeting gliadin

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Celiac Disease

34
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associated with dermatitis herpetiformis

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celiac disease

35
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histopathologic findings: damage to small intestine villi mostly in duodenum and proximal jejunum

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celiac disease

36
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has an increased risk of T-cell lymphoma

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celiac disease

37
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celiac

38
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celiac disease

39
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dermatitis herpetiformis

40
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A rare pruritic chronic skin blistering disease associated with a gluten allergy and at high risk of developing celiac disease

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dermatitis herpetiformis

41
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Microabscesses at the tips of dermal papillae with granular deposits of IgA against gliadin
M>F (20s-30s)

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dermatitis herpetiformis

42
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cause unknown
rare malabsorption disease
damage to villi prominent in jejunum and ileum

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Tropical Sprue

43
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damage to villi with this disorder prominent in duodenum

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celiac disease

44
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responds to antibiotics unlike celiac, which will respond to gluten free diet

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tropical sprue

45
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rare neuroendocrine tumor found most commonly in the appendix (but can be found anywhere in intestines)

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Carcinoid tumor

46
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can be part of MEN 1 or 2

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Carcinoid tumor

47
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main sx is diarrhea (Rx w/ Octreotide)

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carcinoid tumor

48
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occurs when a tumor produces too much serotonin, which is released into the bloodstream. This can happen when a neuroendocrine tumor (NET) metastasizes to the liver, which interferes with the liver’s ability to process serotonin

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carcinoid syndrome

49
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IHC marker for carcinoid tumor

A

Chromogranin A (CgA)

50
Q
A

small intestine

51
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rosette formation in carcinoid tumor

52
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A

carcinoid tumor

53
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Physical loss or functional loss of a portion of the small/large intestine; reduced ability to absorb nutrients, minerals, trace elements, vitamins and water

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short bowel syndrome

54
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can lead to malnutrition and weight loss

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short bowel syndrome

55
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occurs after a gastric bypass allowing food to move too quickly into small intestine

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dumping syndrome

56
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GLP-2 analogue that is used to treat short bowel syndrome

A

Teduglutide

57
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water and alcohol absorbed where

A

the stomach

58
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iron and vitamins A,D, E, K absorbed where

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duodenum

59
Q

water soluble vitamins absorbed where

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jejunum

60
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bile salts and bile acids absorbed where

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Ileum

61
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farmers who work around sewage water; bacterial infection that causes multi-system disorder

A

Whipple Disease

62
Q

Tropheryma whippelii are ingested by macrophages and occupy the ____ in Whipple Disease

A

lamina propria

63
Q

patient develops steatorrhea b/c chylomicrons cant be transported to lacteals

A

Whipple Disease

64
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microbes filling lamina propria (ground glass looking)

A

Whipple Disease

65
Q

commonly caused by atherosclerosis or a clot

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occlusion of SMA

66
Q

dead bowel due to occlusion

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occlusion of SMA

67
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necrosis of tissue
can lead to peritonititis

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Ischemic bowel

68
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A

Ischemic bowel

69
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what do you see in acute inflammation (24 hours)

A

neutrophils

70
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what do you see in chronic inflammation (48 hours)

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macrophages

71
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what do you see w/ days of inflammation

A

granulation tissue

72
Q

perforation of bowel can lead to ___

A

peritonitis

73
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inflammation/infection of the peritoneum

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peritonitis

74
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A

peritonitis (rupture of serosa)

75
Q

ICCs arise from c-KIT that give rise to _____

A

GIST (gastrointestinal stromal tumor)

76
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Rare benign or malignant stromal tumors most commonly found in the submucosa of stomach or small intestine

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GIST

77
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A

GIST

78
Q

stain with _____ to confirm GIST

A

CD117

79
Q
A

GIST

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