Week 3: Celiac Disease Flashcards by Jay Sandoval | Brainscape

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What is celiac disease?

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How is the autoimmune response triggered in celiac disease

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HLA types common in Celiac disease

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HLA DQ2

HLA DQ8

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Different serological types of celiac disease

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D. Submucosa

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B. Lamina Propria

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What is the main difference between small intestinal mucosa and colonic mucosa?

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Differences in function of small intestine and colon

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Describe histologic features of small intestine

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Describe histologic features of the large intestine

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D. Goblet cell

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Villi compared to crypts

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Celiac Disease Diagnostic criteria

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Who diagnoses Celiac disease

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E.

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Pathologic histologic features of celiac disease

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Small intestinal CD3 stain

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A. the one on the left

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Histologic features of celiac disease

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What is the preferred biopsy location for celiac disease

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Describe histological features of 1st and 2nd portions of duodenum

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1st is more sensitive for celiac has a lot of Brunners glands
2nd part is more specific for celiac

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Mucosal damage and symptomology or serology

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MARSH Classifications

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Describe these features

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Compare celiac histology to normal small intestine

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Compare celiac histology to colon

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Anti-tTG levels can be elevated in?

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Other serological tests for celiac disease

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HLA testing benefits for celiac disease

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Assume a different scenario

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No, lack of blah blah

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Are IELs and villous blunting pathognomonic of celiac

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Differentials of celiac disease

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How common are increased IELs in duodenal biopsies?

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What is the best initial test for celiac disease?

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Anti-tTG test

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Summary of celiac disease

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Algorithm of celiac disease testing

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Question

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Looks normal

B. Villi are the right height

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too many lymphocytes in the villus tip

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CD3 stain

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way too many lymphocytes at the villus tips

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Is this celiac disease?

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C Maybe poster child for gluten diet restriction

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Describe

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stomach

antral mucosa 2x

lymphoplasmacytic infiltrate along superficial aspect of antral mucosa

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Diagnosis

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H. pylori

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Celiac disease complications

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What is refractory celiac disease?

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