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23 Cards in this Set

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infant normally has ___g/kg of stool
diarrhea is > ___g/kg
5
10
2 main mechanisms of diarrhea
decreased absorption
increased secretion
2 causes of decreased absorption
mucosal factors
intraluminal factors
2 mucosal factors
decreased surface area
transport enzyme defects
3 intraluminal factors
increased osmolarity
exocrine pancreas insufficiency
bile salt deficiency
4 causes of increased secretion
bacterial toxins
hormones
inflammatory mediators
luminal factors
2 hormones which cause increased secretion
VIP
gastrin
secretory diarrhea has ___ volume, is intake dependent/independent, has [Na+] ___, has osmotic gap ___, and pH ___.
high
independent
>60
<50
>6
osmotic diarrhea has ___ volume is intake dependent/independent, has [Na+] ___, has osmotic gap ___, and pH ___.
low
dependent
<50
>100
<5
pH in osmotic diarrhea is low because
colonic bacteria get to metabolize extra nutrients
5 kinds of secretory diarrhea
structural
hormonal
infectious
transport defects
intestinal obstruction
5 bacteria causing secretory diarrhea
cholera
clostridium
ETEC
Staph
salmonella
5 hormones causing secretory diarrhea
VIP
gastrin
calcitonin gene related peptide
neuroblastoma (?)
carcinoid (?)
stool should be tested for ___ (2)
occult blood
leukocytes
2 stool indicators for carbohydrate malabsorption
pH < 5.5
reducing substances
___ indicates fat malabsorption, but gold standard is ___
+ sudan stain
72 hr fecal fat collection
___ (2) toxins can be detected in stool
C. difficile toxin A
C. difficile toxin B
___ is the screening Ab for celiac
anti-tissue transglutaminase
___ is screening test for small bowel injury
D-xylose absorption
___ is test for lactose/sucrose intolerance
hydrogen breath test
6 common causes of chronic diarrhea
postinfectious gastroenteritis
cow's or soy milk allergy
disaccharidase deficiency
celiac
IBD
chronic non-specific diarrhea
2 biopsy findings in celiac
loss of villi (flattened epithelium)
deep crypts
in microvillus inclusion disease, microvilli face ___ instead of ___
into inclusions
into lumen