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1
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Minimal Bright Red Blood per rectum
Def

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Few drops of blood in toilet bowl after defecation
Causes hemorrhoids or anal fissures

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BRBPR factors that suggest colonoscopy

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Age >45
Large amount of blood mixed in stool
Systemic SS (fever,wt loss)
Changes in bowel habits /stool caliber

Workup : colonoscopy

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BRBPR in younger pt workup

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Dx : anoscopy before colonoscopy

If bening finding eg hemorrhoid
Inc fibre intake
Topical analgesics
Interval followup

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Pt with down syndrome and constipation

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Assess for sec endorine causes of constipation
Hypothyroidism
DM
Hypercalcemia

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IBD ulcerative colitis Areas involved

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Rectum always and colon
Continuous lesions

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Colonoscopy findings of UC

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Mucosal and submucosal inflammation
Pseudopolyps
Microscopy shows no granulomas.

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Complication of UC

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Toxic megacolon

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CF of UC

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Age 14-40
Abd pain
Bloody diarrhea
Tenesmus
Fecal incontinence
Fever
Weight loss

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9
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Most common extraintestinal CF of IBD

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Inflammatory arthritis
(When treated with NSAIDS further worsens IBD)

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Crohn Dx area involved

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Mouth (ulcers ) to anus (mostly ileum and colon)

Perianal Dx with rectal sparing
Skip lesions

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Crohn dx microscopy

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Non caseating granulomas

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Crohn Dx Gross finding on colonoscopy

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Transmural inf
Linear mucosal ulcers
Skip lesions
Cobblestoning , creeping fat

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Crohn dx complications

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Fistulae
Abscesses
Strictures (bowel obstruction)

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CF of crohns

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Age 15-40
Abd pain (often RLQ)

Watery diarrhea (bloody if colitis )

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Ttt of CD

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Corticosteroids
Biologic agents (infliximab)

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Microscopic Colitis CF

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🧿Watery nonbloody diarrhea
Secretory diarrhea that happens during fasting and at night
🧿Fecal urgency
🧿Fecal incontinence
🧿Abd pain fatigue weight loss
arthralgias

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Microscopic colitis Triggers

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Smoking
Medicines (NSAIDS , PPIs , SSRIs)

18
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Dx of MC

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Colonoscopic biopsy with lymphocytic infiltration of lamina propria

🔪 collagenous: thick subepithelial collagen band
🔪 lymphocytic : high levels of intraepithelial lymphocytes

Normal CRP, Hb , negative fecal occult blood

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Ttt of Microscopic Colitis

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Remove triggers eg smoking
Antidiarrheal medicines and budesonide

20
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MC Risk factors

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NSAIDS PPIs SSRIs
Smoking
Autoimmune dx
Women >60 are disproportionately affected

21
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IBS definition

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Abd pain >_1days /week X >-3months and >-2 of the following

Link with defecation
Change in stool freq
Change in stool form
Lack of alarm features

22
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Chronic mesenteric ischemia Etiology

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Atherosclerosis (smoking , dyslipidemia)

23
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Chronic mesenteric ischemia CF and dx

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Crampy , PP epigastric pain
Food aversion and weight loss
Early satiety , diarrrhea
Occurs within first hours of eating
Slowly resolves over next 2hrs

Dx:

Signs of malnutrition , abd bruit
CT angio(preferred) ,
doppler USG

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Ttt of CMI

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Risk reduction( smoking cessation)

Endovascular or open surgical revascularization

25
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Mechanism if pain in Chronic meaenteric ischemia

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Shunting if blood away from small intestines to meet inc demand of stomach
In atherosclerosis the celiac and SMA may b narrowed and unable to dilate appropriately to maintain blood flow to intestines.

26
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RF of giardiasis

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Contaminated food or water
Fecal incontinence and crowding (day care, nursing home)
Immunodef ( CVID, IgA def , CF , HIV)

27
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Patho of giardia

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Villous blunting , disruption of epithelial tight junctions , loss of brush border enzymes ➡️ُmalabsorption

28
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CF of giardia

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Subacute <4w Or chronic (months)
Loose oily non bloody stools
Bloating flatulence
Weight loss
Dec linear velocity (children),
Vitamin Def

29
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Dx of giardia

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Stool antigen or PCR testing (more Sensitive)
Stool microscopy

30
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Ttt of giardia

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First line : Tinidazole , nitazoxanide

Alternate : metronidazole (children)

Pregnancy(first trimester) : paromomycin

Refractory/recurrent: Evaluation if immunidef dx

31
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Chronic diarrhea types

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Functional ; IBS

Organic :

   IBD
   Infection 
   Malabsorption
32
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Chronic diarrhea due to organic causes
Suspicion if :

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Age >50
Nocturnal SS
Weight loss Fever
Rectal bleed
Elevated inf markers
FH if colon cancer/IBD

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