Gastrointestinal Pathology 4 Flashcards by Jhaunte Braithwaite

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Give an enterocolitis overview

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What are is inflammatory bowel disease?

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What are the types of inflammatory bowel disease ?

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What are the intestinal clinical features of IBD?

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What are extraintestinal features of IBD?

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Where does Crohn disease affect?

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What are the synonyms of Crohn disease?

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Give the proportions of small intestines affected by Crohn’s disease

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What are the pathological features of Crohn’s disease ?

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What are the morphological changes of Crohn’s disease?

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What are the histological findings of Crohn’s disease?

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Describe the gross findings of Crohn’s disease

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What are ulcerative colitis?

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What features do Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis have in common?

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What are the mucosal and submucosal features of ulcerative colitis?

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Describe the gross appearance of ulcerative colitis

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Using a table, compare and contrast ulcerative colitis

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What are the features of infectious colitis?

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Describe the etiology of infectious colitis

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What’s the etiology of amoebic colitis

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Entamoeba histolytica (protozoan parasites)

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What’s the route of transmission of amebic colitis?

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Fecal oral

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What sites are affected by American colitis?

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Describe the pathogenesis of amebic colitis

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Describe the histology of amebic colitis

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What’s the complication of amebic colitis?

Amebic liver abcess

What’s the etiology of typhoid (enteric fever)?

Describe the route of transmission of typhoid fever

Person to person or via food or contaminated water

Describe the pathogenesis of typhoid fever

Describe the histology of typhoid fever

What are the clinical features of typhoid fever?

What are the complications of typhoid fever?

Perforation, bleeding

What is the differential diagnosis of Crohn’s. Why?

How does tuberculosis infection occur?

How does tuberculosis spread?

What are the symptoms of tuberculosis ?

What are the complications of tuberculosis?

What are the synonyms of pseudo membranous colitis?

What’s the etiology of pseudomembranous colitis?

What are the morphological features of pseudomembranous colitis?

What does pseudomembranous colitis look like?

What are the causes of ischemic bowel disease?

Describe the pathogenesis of ischemic bowel disease

What is acute ischemic colitis?

What is chronic ischemic colitis?

Give the pathogenesis and management of chronic ischemic colitis