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wk 2 6 Malabsorbtion COPY Flashcards

1
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define malabsorbtion and 3 catergories which can cause it

A

defective mucosal absorption

caused by defective luminal digestion, mucosal disease, structural disordersq

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5 common causes of malabsorbtion

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coeliac 
crohns
post infectious
biliary obstruction 
cirrhosis
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3
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list 4 reasons that protein may not be digested

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partial/total gastrectomy
exocrine pancreatic insufficiency
trypsinogen deficiency
congenital deficiency of intestinal enterokinase

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4
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Cystinuria I-III
Oculocerebral syndrome of Lowe
SSB
these can cause protein malabsorption, list another 4

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celiac disease
blue diaper syndrome
defects in neutral AA transporters
Jejunoileal bypass

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5
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fat malabsorption can occur in the digestive, absorptive and post absorptive phase. give a couple examples of what causes this for each

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digestive - reduced mixing time, amyloidosis, biliary obsturction, decreased lipolysis, incr calcium

absorptive - decr chylomicron formed, celiac, abetaliproproteinemia (AR)

post - trauna, retroperitoneal fibrosis, defective lymphatic transport

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6
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alpha amylase defiency will cause malabsorption of

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carbohydrates

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7
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celiac and crohns disease can cause malabsorption of carbohydrates. What phase would they both affect the body

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absorptive

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8
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another name for VitB12

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cobalamin

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9
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impaired peptin or acid secretion will cause atrophic gastritis, due to a defiency in what vitamin

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vit B12

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10
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t/f helminths infection can cause defiency in folic acid

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false

helminths infection will cause defiency in B12

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which vitamin binds to R-protein, excreted by salivary glands

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vitb12

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12
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alcoholism/celiac disease and diseases affecting the proximal small bowel can lead to a defiency in

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folic acid

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13
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what will happen if there is a defiency in Fat soluble Vitamins (ADEK)

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multiple defiencies

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renal disease, hypoparathyroidism can lead do defiency of what mineral

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calcium

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15
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celiac disease and bile acid disease may reduce intestinal surface area t/f

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true
lead to calcium deficiency
may form long insoluble calcium soaps +fatty acid chains

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16
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magnesium deficiency caused by

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loss of mucosal surface area

luminal binding by malabsorbed fatty acids

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17
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most common cause of iron deficiency

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GI bleeding

mucosal surface area may also cause iron defciency

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18
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acrodermatitis enteropathica is a defect in

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zinc transport

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19
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inherited disorder of cellular copper transport

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menkes disease

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20
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coeliac disease is due to presenting of HLA-DQ2/8, explain what occurs

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binds with dietary gluten peptides, activates T cells causing mucosal damage

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21
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typical symptoms of coeliac

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weight loss
diarrhoea
excess flatus
abdominal discomfort

22
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diagnosis and treamtment for coeliac disease

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tTGA test
biopsy confirms

Gluten free diet

23
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lactose malabsorption symptoms

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diarrhoea
abdominal discomfort
flatulance following ingestion of dairy

24
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test used too diagnose lactose malabsorption

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lactose breath hydrogen test

Oral lactose intolerance test may be used

25
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tropical sprue is the colonisatioin of the intestine by an infectious agent. Explain the symptoms and treatment

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symptoms - diarrhoea steatorrhea, weight loss, nausea, anorexia, anaemia

treatment - tetracycline + folic acid

26
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define steatorrhea

A

abnormal excretion of fat

27
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which antigen causes whipples disease

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tropheryma whipplei

incr HLA-B27

28
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t/f whipples affects multiple systems

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true

29
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weight loss
abdominal distension 
arthritis 
fever 
nutritional deficiency 
renal failure
which one is most likely to occur as a late stage in whipples disease
A

renal failure

30
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how is whipples disease diagnosed and treated

A

T.Whipplei in tissue

antimicrobial

31
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intestinal resections, enterocolic fistulas
sm. intestine bacrerial overgrowth
these may cause

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crohns disease

32
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in crohns disease, the abdominal tenderness is usually located

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RLQ

33
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other than endoscopy, CT, MRI, what can be done to diagnose crohns disease

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barium iimaging of small bowel mucosal disease, including stricutres, ulcerations and fistulae

colonosscopy

34
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strictures

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narrowing of body canal

35
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4 types of drugs given for crohns

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steroids
immunosuppresants
anti-TNF
azathioprine 6-MPO

36
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likely area of pain associated with parasitic infection

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epigastrium

37
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how is a parasitic infection diagnosed

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stool examination (3)

38
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treatment of parasitic infections

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metronidazole for 1 weekk

39
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likely bacteria found in small bowel bacterial overgrowth

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e coli

bacteriodes

40
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2 features of lab results associated with small bowel bacterial overgrowth

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low cobalamin

high folate levels

41
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signs of small bowel bacterial overgrowth

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diverticula (bulges in lining of intestine)

fistula and strictures related to crohns disease

42
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treatment for smalll bacrerial overgrowth

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surgical correction of anatomical blind loop

tetracyclines 2/3weeks

43
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areas which a GI history should cover

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Gi symptoms 
past med
travel 
social 
drug 
dietary
44
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if the patient has had …… (past med) may suspect malabsorption

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gastric/ small bowel resection
GI diversion (bariatric)
radiation exposure
travel

45
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associations for diarrhoea

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duration 
malabsorbtive stool 
fat globules 
floating 
hard to flush away 
foul
46
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malabsorption may be indicated on examination due too… what 2 deficiencies cause tis

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easy bruising

vit c (scurvy)
vit k
47
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areas which acrodermatitis enteropthica affetc, what causes

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rash which is perioral and acral (alopecia too)

impaired zinc uptake

48
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which skin disease may indicate coeliac

A

dermartitis herpetiformis

49
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sub epiithelial IgA deposition is seen in which skin disease, causing itchy blisters

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dermatitis herpetiformis

50
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glossitis and angular stromatitis is due to B vitamins and Iron, where would you see this on examination

A

red rash around mouth

51
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spooning of nails is due to

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iron deficiency

52
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6 baseline investigations

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FBC 
coagulation 
Liver function test 
albumin (carrier for hormones, from liver) 
calcium/magnesium stool culture

Gastrointestinal (73 decks)

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