CLIPP 27 - IBD Flashcards

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Functional Abdominal Pain - definition

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pain without demonstrable evidence of a pathologic condition such as an anatomic, metabolic, infectious, inflammatory, or neoplastic disorder

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Functional Abdominal Pain - causes (3)

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  • abnormal bowel reactivity to physiologic stimuli (meals, gut distension, hormonal changes)
  • noxious stressful stimuli (inflammation)
  • psychological stressful stimuli (parental separation, anxiety)
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Concerning symptoms with abdominal pain (9)

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-involuntary weight loss, growth deceleration, GI blood loss, significant vomiting, chronic severe diarrhea, persistent RU or RLQ pain, unexplained fever, family hx IBD, abnormal or unexplained physical findings

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Reasons for rectal exam (4)

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-GI bleeding, Intussusception, rectal abscess, impaction

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Causes of Microcytic Anemia (3)

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  • iron deficiency
  • blood loss
  • thalassemia
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Crohn’s Disease Red Flags (9)

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-pain awakens child at night, localized pain, weight/height loss, extraintestinal symptoms, sleepiness after pain attacks, positive family hx, abnormal labs (guaiac stool, anemia, increased platelets, ESR, hypoalbuminemia), abnormal bowel function, vomiting, dysuria

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Crohn’s treatment goals (4)

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  • eliminate symptoms,
  • improve quality of life
  • restore normal growth
  • eliminate complications
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Crohn’s treatment methods

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  • remission induction: steroids
  • maintenance: immunomodulators (thiopurines, methotrexate), Anti-TNFa, surgery
  • Aminosalicylates no longer supported
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Labs for abdominal pain with bloody stool (6)

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  • CBC (anemia, inflammation)
  • ESR/CRP (inflammation)
  • LFTs (malnutrition, hepatic disease, protein-losing enteropathy)
  • TTG (celiac disease)
  • O&P (parasites)
  • stool culture (bacterial gastroenteritis, NOT C. diff)
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Ulcerative colitis features

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  • generalized inflammation confined to mucosa
  • rectum to proximal colon
  • crypt abscesses
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Crohn’s Disease features

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  • any portion of alimentary canal (mouth to anus)
  • inflammation may extend from mucosa into submucosa, muscularis, and serosa
  • can result in fistula formation
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DDX abdominal pain with bloody stools (6)

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  • IBD
  • Celiac Disease (chronic pain, distension, diarrhea, anorexia, vomiting, poor weight gain, occult blood)
  • bacterial gastroenteritis
  • giardiasis (travel hx, less likely bloody stool)
  • PUD (uncommon in kids, occult blood)
  • HSP (rash/palpable purpura, occult blood)
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UC vs CD diagnosis

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colonoscopy + upper endoscopy

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