PTG 105 - Exam 3 - LEcture 15 - 7

What are common causes of defective digestion?

Pancreatic insufficiency and removal of bowel segments can cause what issue?

What are the symptoms of Malabsorption?

What is Steatorrhea?

What is the name for large bulky fatty stools?

What minerals and Vitamins are commonly deficient in a person with malabsorption?

A person presenting with an deficiency in Vit. B12, Fe, FA and Ca could likely have what general disease?

What is the prevalence of Celiac disease in the USA?

What is the most common cause of severe malabsorption?

What is another name for Celiac disease?

Where is gluten found?

In what organ does Celiac disease manifest?

What part of the small intestine is affected by Celiac disease?

Describe the pathogenesis of Celiac disease:

What antibody levels are elevated in a person with celiac disease?

What do people with celiac disease have a great risk of developing?

What disease creates a greater risk of small intestine lymphomas and GI and Breast carcinomas?

Diagnosis of Celiac disease on a biopsy would reveal what mucosal morphology?

A biopsy from the small intestine that revealed small flat intestinal mucosa and atrophy of villi would indicate what disease?

What is the cause of acute appendicitis?

What are the symptoms and signs of acute appendicitis?

What disease presents as Leukocytosis, abdominal pain, rebound tenderness and fever?

What are potential complications of acute appendicitis?

Abscess and perforation leading to peritonitis are complication of what disease?

Describe the pathology of acute appendicitis:

Inflammation of the appendix is termed:

What are the two diseases that cause of inflammatory bowel disease?

Crohn’s disease and Ulcerative colitis are both what type of larger disease grouping?

What is the cause of inflammatory bowel disease?

Describe inflammatory bowel disease?

What group has the highest rate of Inflammatory bowel disease?

What are the symptoms of inflammatory bowel disease?

What disease is marked by exacerbation adnd remission?

What are the two complication of Inflammatory Bowel disease discussed in class?

Polyarthritis and Cancer are complications of what disease?

Ulecrative colitis and Crohn’s disease only cause complications in the bowel (T/F)?
True False

List six potential causes for Ulcerative colitis:

What inflammatory bowel disease likely has a multi-factoral cause?

The risk for developing cancer is higher with Crohn’s disease or Ulcerative Colitis?

What is the common age range for ulcerative colitis?

What is the common age range of Crohn’s disease?

Which disease Crohn’s or Ulcerative colitis can involve the alimentary tract?

Which disease, Crohn’s or Ulcerative colitis can involve the colon?

Which disease, Crohn’s or Ulcerative, creates diffuse continuous inflammation?

Which disease, Crohn’s or Ulcerative, creates patchy inflammation?

Which disease, Crohn’s or Ulcerative, creates mucosal inflammation

Which disease, Crohn’s or Ulcerative, caused transdermal inflammation and granulomas in 40-50% of patients?

Which disease, Crohn’s or Ulcerative, has mild fibrosis?

Which disease, Crohn’s or Ulcerative, has marked fibrosis ad thickening of the wall with fissures and fistulas?

Which disease responds well to surgery, Crohn’s or Ulcerative?

Which disease does not respond to surgery well, Crohn’s or Ulcerative?

What type of inflammatory bowel disease runs a high risk of colon cancer?

What disease is marked by ulcer formation and crypt abscess formation in the colon?