fecal analysis Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
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daily secretion of stool a day

A

100-200 g/24hrs

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2
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main site of digestion and absorption:

emulsify fasts for digestion:

A

small intestine
bile salts

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3
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vol of fluid enter the gi tract daily:
vol excreeted in fluid:
vol abs by large intestine:
called when excess water reaches the large intestine:
called is there is prolonged water absorption:

A

approx 900 ml
approx 150 ml
approx 3000 ml
diarrhea
constipation (hard stool)

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4
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type od diarrhea where there is inc secretion of water and electrolytes

e coli, slamonella, crytosporidium
laxatives drugs hormones ibd neoplsms endocrine disorders

A

secretory diarrhea

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5
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type of diarrhea where there is a poor absorption that leads to water retention in lumen
unabsorebed solutes inc osmotic pressure

lactose intol
celiac sprue
laxatives mg antacids
sorbitol mannitol
amebiasis antibiotics

A

osmotic diarrhea

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6
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major mechanism of diarrhea where it refers to hypermotility or hypomotility

seen in itirable bowel syngdrom: cramping bloating alternating diarrhea or constipation

RGE (dumping syndrome)
early dumping 10-30 min post meal
late dumping 2-3 hrs post meal often hypoglycemia

RGE: stomach empties less than 35 mins
normal: 35 to 100 mins

A

altered motility

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7
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excess fat in stool, more than 6g per day

indicated fat maldigestion or malabsorption

dec bile pacreatic disab malab syndromes giardia infec

diagnostic test: d-xylose test

A

steatorrhea

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8
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lecal leuko (primary test if invasive or entroinvasive bacterial pathogens ang nandyan)

wet prep are stained with:
dried smears are stained with:
invasive condistion:
bacte that cause enteroinvasive:

A

mythlene blue
wrights or grams stain
3neut/hpf
e.coli

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9
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test sensitive in ref and frozen specimens
____________ - granulocyte secondary granules
for invasive bacte patho

A

lactoferrin latex agglu (fecal leuko)

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10
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presence of muscle fibers in stoo

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creatorrehea

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11
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clin test

.2.5 ml/150g stool is patho sig with no signs of bleeding
colorectal cancer unexplained anemia

A

occult blood

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12
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clin test for feces
most freq screening test
lease sensi guaiac is preffered for routine testing
uses pseudoperoxidase enzyme

A

guaiac based fobt (blue color +)

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13
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gold standard for quanti test for fecal FAT content

principle: titration or tirimetric method
reagent: naoh
normal value: wt standard diet - 1-6g/day

A

van de kamer test

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14
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simple alt to 72 hrs fecal test
screening for therapy

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acid steatrocrit test

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15
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clin test

diff fetal and adult hb

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APT test (fetal hb)

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16
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fecal enzymes chem test

detects trypsin:
wt clearing of gelatin

more resistant to intestinal degredation and is more sensitive indicator of less severe cases of pancreatic insuff:
measure by spectro

prod by the pancrease and accounts 6% of all secreted pancreatic enzymes
measured by ELISA
sensi for exocrine pancreatic inssuf

A

x-ray film test
chymotrypsin
Elastase 1

17
Q

normal stool ph:
ph with carb disorders:
clinitest: a test for reducing sugars
+: _____ g/dl

A

7-8
<5.5
>/= 0.5 g/dl (carb intol)