13 GI inflammatory diseases Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 2 main causes of diarrhoea?

A
acute infection (gastroenteritis)
chronic diarrrhoea
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2
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What are the subdivisions of gastroenteritis?

A

inflammatory/bloody
non-inflammatory
food poisoning

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3
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What are the subdivisions of chronic diarrhoea?

A
osmotic
secretory
inflammatory
malabsorptive
chronic infections
motility disorders
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4
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If someone has acute gastroentiritis in the uk, what should we be looking out for?

A

food poisoning
infections
drug induced (non-steroidal anti-inflammatories)
chemicals -alcohol

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5
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Name one Virus, and 2 bacteria causing acute gastroentiris

A

Adenovirus

E.Coli and Salmonella

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6
Q

Which areas does Crohn’s diseases affect?

A

end of ileum and beginning of colon, all layers

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What areas Ulcerative Colitis affect?

A

the entire colon, but normally just the inner layer

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8
Q

Out of UC or Chron’s, which more commonly produces fistulae?

A

Crohn’s

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9
Q

What kind of drugs would you use for long-term management of IBD?

A

Anti TNF-alpha antibodies (like infliximab or adalimumab)

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10
Q

How would you surgically treat Crohn’s, why is there a problem?

A

segmental resections, but there is a high risk of disease in the remaining bowel

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11
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How would you treat UC surgically?

A

severe: sub-total colectomy
elective: panproctocolectomy with ileo-anal pouch

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