Week 2 Chapter 17 continued Flashcards

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2 diseases only issue w/ intraluminal digestion?

prob w/ terminal digestion? lymphatic transport? transepithelial transport?

SI+ colon obstructions stem from? 80% 4

must be obstructive if you have what? 4

Hernias- most freq cause of? where in USA? acquired? incarceration? strangulation?

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Adhesions- most common what? where?

causes? bigt 3? happens when? can lead blockage in what way?? through formation of?

Vovulus- twisting around? 2 components lead to what 2 problems? can lead to what big problem?

common where in elderly?

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Intussusception

what is it? what causes segment to go forward? leads to?

young children type? vaccine? how?

adults caused by? need what?

Dx via? on ultrasound? tx children? older?

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Ischemic bowel disease

age? gender? drug? bacteria can cause? class?

fatal? Aute- sx? progress to?

at risk regions?

zone? area? artery? other spot?

area that gets damaged? seen in coexisting what? 2

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Ischemic bowel disease

tolerated if? if it is abrupt leads to? describe lesion? mucosa?

transmural infarct- how much affected? sign present?

happens 1-4 days after? lead to?

Characteristic lesion?? 2 others? (tissue/cell)

pseudomembrane formation?

transmural infarcts deadly?

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Ischemic bowel disease

acute causes? 4 chronic? 3

what side has more risk?

worse prog if? tx with? if what appears?

other system that can lead to ischemia? how?

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Ishcemic bowel

two enterocolitis?

r- damage to? found in stroma?

acute sx? chronic?

n- most common what? high risk?

presents when?

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angiodysplasia

common in what presentation? what layers? 2

causes what? what is fucked up (looks)? where

most common where? 2

diagnose via?

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Malabsorption/diarrhea

defective absorption presents as? hallmark of mal? other sx? common causes? 4

other sx associated- blood? inflamation? vitamins? minerals? neuro,

most common disorders associated w/ malabsorption in US? 3

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osteopenia is weak bones

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Processes of nutrient absorptioninterruption of intraluminal digestion? terminal digestion? transepithlial transport? lymphatic transport?

secretory dearrhea- osmo? fasting?

osmotic diarrhea- osmo? common deficiency? fasting?

malabsorptive diarrhea- what is it? associated with? fasting?

exudative diarrhea- presents with? fasting?

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cystic fibrosis- inheritance? race? absent? chromosome? deletion? nutrients?

formation in pancreas? leads to? supplement with?

seen in skin? infection with? commonly presents with GI? pancreas? males? lungs?

leads to pancreatic insufficiency? gene?

family look for?

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Celiac disease

skin symptom? presents as? causing this?

adults- age? gender? sx? Pediatric- age? sx? gender? if late onset?

HLA? gliadin induced damage- cytokine? activates? specific? attack? leads to?

deaminated gliadin binds to what? activates? leads to?

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Celiac disease- casued by?

location of problem? histo seen? 3

increased intraepithelial what?

serology should show? 2 type?

if IgA deficiency? tx with?

if sx return?

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bottom part says going to T cell lymphoma EATL or small intestinal adenocarcinoma

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tropical sprue aka? seen where? associated with? part of bowel affected? sx? bigger problem? diarrhea when?

autoimmune enteropathy- gene? inheritance? what pop? mutation? defective? sx? autoimmune antibodies to? tx?

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Lactase deficiency- type of digestion fucked up? lactose located where? biopsy?

congenital lactase deficiency- inheritance? mutation? sx? when?

acquired lactase defic- common in who? casued by? after?

sx?

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Abetalipoproteinemia- inheritance? presents when? what is fucked up? mutation? leads to?

absence of? vacuolization of? stain?

sx? histo?

deficiency? defect?

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IBS- age? gender? caused by?

type of gi problem?

dx via/

abd pain must be?

tx?

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IBD

age? 2 race? hygiene hypothesis? prevent development? early severe onset if?

what is it- inappropriate what?

causes?

antibodies against flagellin?

extra intestinal manifestations? 2

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Crohns

smoking? genetic? big polymorphism?? affects? other one?

involvement by area? extra-intestinal manifestations?

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crohns

thickness of inflammation? brought on by? what is a skip lesion? fat? describe the bowel wall

often present?

mucosal inflammation w/ cells? abcesses where?

metaplasia? granuloma type?

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crohn disease

sx? look like?

asymptomatic?

low what? leads to obstruction?

cancer? in?

antibodes to?

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UC gender? gene? inhibirts?

toxic megacolon happens how? smoking?

location? tissues affected? antibody? histo/morph? tips of what touch eachother? making?

Histo- abscesses? ulcers? glands? no what? 4

cancer?

seen in diarrhea?

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Inderterminate colitis- what is it? doesnt involve what area? pattern?

Colitis-associated neoplasm- complication of? how long? greater risk if?

survellance when? immediately if?

low grade vs high grade treatment

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Diversion colitis- what is it? location? on histo numerous? promotes recovery?

Microscopic colitis- see what?

Collagenous colitis- seen in who? layer of? intraepithelial?

lymphocytic colitis- associated with? increase in?

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graft-vs host- what cells target what? death of? location?

sigmoid diverticular disease- age? location? less common in? if here occur where?

casued by? 2

shape? losis is what? treatment?

sx? can mimic?

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polyps- elevation of? sessile? pedunculated? most common of all polyps?

Hyperplastic polyps- age?cells involved? common? malignant? similar but is?

location? number of polyps? cells prominent ofn histo? surface?

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Inflammatory polyps- whats damaged? whats not relaxed? triad??? chronic?

Hamarmatous polyps- mutations? malignant?

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Juvenile polyps aka? inheritance? age? if sporadic? if inherited? initiating event? mutation??? polyp location? color? surface? stalk?

cysts filled with?

malignant?

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Peutz-Jeghers- inheritance? age? mutation??? type of polyps? skin? color? freckles?

malignancy? types? if FAP?

type of polyp special?

histo- arhcitecture? tissue where?

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