Quiz 2 Flashcards

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Skin disorder characterized by disrupted skin barrier and immune hyperactivity. Skin is dry, itchy, inflamed

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Atopic Dermatitis

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2
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Deficiency in AD

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Filaggrin (essential protein in epidermal barrier)

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3
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Buildup of pro-FLG causes

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lipids to decrease

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4
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Lack of post-FLG metabolites leads to

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increased pH, decreased osmolarity

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5
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pH increases leads to serine protease excess which also is bc of

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antigens and genetics

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6
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Topicals for AD

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Lipid replacement, Eucalyptus extract

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7
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Oral therapies for AD

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Glucosylceramide

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8
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Systemic pathophys of AD

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Decreased IL-10, Th2 shift,

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9
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Nutritional therapies for AD

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elimination diet, eliminate histamine, sodium restriction, trans fat restriction

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10
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Fatty acid supplementation in AD

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Flaxseed and fish oils are reasonable starting points
Flaxseed oil 10-30 ml/day
Combined EPA + DHA 1-6 g/day

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11
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Supplements for AD

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probiotics, glutamine

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12
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Furunculosis is caused by

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s. aureus

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13
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Lesions furunculosis are

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painful and scarring

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14
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Nutritional strategies for furunculosis

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restricted carb diet, anti-inflammatory diet, vit. C, raw wheat?

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15
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Inflammation of skin causing erythema and telangiectasia

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Rosacea

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16
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Nutrition for Rosacea

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Zinc, Lipase, elimination diet (hot, spicy, alcohol)

17
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Most common skin dz

A

acne

18
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Pathophysiology of acne

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excess sebum production and decreased drainage- hormones (androgens). Bacterial (p. acnes).

19
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Transcription factor acting as a downregulator

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FOXO1

20
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Upregulator in acne

A

mTORC-1 (increased by insulin)

21
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Nutrition for acne

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Low glycemic, no milk

22
Q

Supplements for acne

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cur cumin, EGCG topically, zinc (sometimes with Cu), Vit. A

23
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Psoriasis

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Chronic, autoimmune inflammatory dermatosis

24
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Rx for RA

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elimination diet, Vit. A (> 15,000 IU time dosage), Vit. D, ECGC, Alpha lipoid acid, n-3 fatty acids, olive oil, GLA, anti-inflammatory diet, brassica veggies, garlic, cur cumin, boswelia, nightshade avoidance

25
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PsA

A

Inflammatory polyarthritity in pts. with psoriasis

26
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What inflammatory markers dominate in PsA?

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Th17 over-population

IL-23, IL-22, IL-17, IL-6 predominate

27
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AS genetics

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HLA-B27 positive

28
Q

AS begins at

A

SI joints

29
Q

Extra-articular manifestations of AS

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renal disease, iritis, cardiopulmonary complaints

30
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Nutritional txt of AS

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Ongoing Th17-driven autoimmunity
Sodium restriction, vitamin A, EGCG
Intestinal hyper-permeability
Elimination diet, curcumin, antimicrobial Tx
Glutamine 8-20g/day
Reduced permeability
Reduction in childhood allergy
Unmanaged diet
Respectful, assertive dietary rehabilitation
Psychological/emotional stress
Social support, awareness practice, counseling, botanical/pharmacotherapy