GI (13 TQs) Flashcards

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What are some micronutrients of concern in patients with stomach conditions?

A

B12, iron, calcium

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What micronutrienit is of concern to people with crohns?

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B12

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What are some natural eradicators of h pylori?

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Green tee, broccoli, blank currant oil, kimchi, probiotics

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If someone is constipated what should they eat?

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Whole grains 6-11 servings a day, 5-8 servings of veggies, high fiber cereals, increase fluid consumption 2 liters a day.

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If someone has diarrhea what should they consume ?

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Replenish electrolytes, soups, veggie juices, limit lactose sugar alcohols, fructose, sucrose, modest intake of fiber pectin,.

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How do you test for leaky gut?

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Lactulose mannitol test, urine samples 6 hours after consumption

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What are some extra intestinal symptoms of celiac disease?

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Malaise, arthritis, dermatitis dermatitis herpetiformis, hepatitis, infertility, ataxia, psychiatric symptoms.

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How is celiac diseased diagnosed?

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Gluten free during diagnosis, high prob a duodenal biopsy TTGA IgA, logo prob a start with blood test, kids <2 years old screen for both TTGA IgA +DGP,

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What is treatment for celiac disease?

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Stop eating gluten, avoid wheat, rye, barley, malt.

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What are some hidden sources of gluten?

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Medications, communion wafers, toothpaste, mouthwash, lipstick, cross contamination.

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What are safe gluten free options?

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Amaranth, bean flours, corn rice, potap, quinoa, sorbet, popsicles, all cheese, all eggs, fresh meats, fish, all fruits and veggies, wine.

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What nutritional deficiencies are often found in patients with celiac disease?

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Fiber, iron, cal, magnesium, vit d, folate, niacin, riboflavin, B12

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What is as nutritionally complete gluten free diet?

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Focus on naturally gluten free diet, get at least 5 servings of fruits and veggies a day, add amaranth, quinoa, Buckweat. Meat fish, dairy.

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What are the two most common brush border enzyme deficiencies?

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Lactose intolerance and fructose malabsorption

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What is the most common form of cab malabsorption ?

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Lactose intolerance

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How do you test for lactose intolerance ?

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Hydrogen breath test or lactose intolerance test?

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How do you test for fructose intolerance ?

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Hydrogen breath test

18
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What is the protein requirements for someone with IBD?

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What form of IBD is most likely to present with malnutrition ?

20
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Explain IBS-C

A

< 3 Bowel movements a week with hard lumpy stools, straining

21
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Explain IBS-D

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<3 bowl movements a day, loose watery stool, fecal urgency

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Explain IBS-M

A

Mix of hard and loose stools

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What are some foods to limit on the FODMAP diet?

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Fermentable foods like surgar alcohols and, sugar and Oligosaccharides

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What are some specific foods to limit on the FODMAP Diet?

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Chocolate, beans, lentils, rye, watermelon, apples, dried or canned fruit, honey, avocado, broccoli, asparagus,

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What is the nutritional therapy for diverticular disease?
No longer have to avoid seeds, high fiber, probiotics.
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How is SIBO diagnosed?
Hydrogen breath test
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What are some causes of SIBO?
Over growth of SI bacteria, possibly low stomach acidity, liver or gall disease or pancreatitis
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What should be avoided for platients with SIBO?
Lactobacillus acidophilus, lactobacillus fermenti
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What diet is useful for treating SIBO?
FODMAP diet