GI Flashcards

(31 cards)

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IBD definition

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• Causes acute episodes of non-infectious inflammation of the gut

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causes of IBD

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• Multifactorial causes (mainly genetic predisposition and environmental factors)

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3
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what other conditions are associated with IBD

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colorectal cancer

Association of joint, eye, skin or liver conditions caused by possible immune cell deposition

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4
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complications of IBD

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Fistula
Stricture
Abscess

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5
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where does U. colitis affect

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colorectal region

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6
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common complication of U. colitis

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crypt abscess

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7
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which layers of the intestines affects U/Colitis

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submucosa and mucosa

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8
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where does chrons affect

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mouth to anus

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9
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common area that is effected by chrons

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terminal ileum and proximal colon

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10
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which condition is smoking a risk factor for and which is protective in IBD

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protective in ulcerative colitis

Risk factor: crohns

which disease is worse?

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which layers of the GI tract does chrons effect

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all 4- mucosa, submucosa, muscularis, adventatia

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systemic symptoms of IBD

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Tiredness malaise
Weight loss (malabsorption)
Fever

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symptoms of u. colitis compared to crohns

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U.colitis has more GI and rectal symptoms

Crohns has malabsorption and mouth ulcers along with GI symptoms

both have pain

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14
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bleeding is more common in which condition in IBD and why

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ulcerative colitis because it only effects the colon

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15
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growth failure is more common in which condition in IBD and why

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crohns because cant absorb anything properly form whole GI tract

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16
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diaherria is more common in which condition in IBD and why

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u.colitis because it only effects the colon

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tenesmus is more common in which condition in IBD and why

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having the feeling of needing to pass stool

u.colitis- only effects colon

18
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endoscopic finding of IBD conditoon

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u. colitis: pseudopolyps (crypt distortion)

crohns: cobblestoning: thickened wall

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pattern of inflammation in IBD

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u.colitis: continous inflammation with ulcers inflamed mucosa

Crohns: discontinous, ulcers innormal mucosa

20
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medical treatment of iBD

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aminosalcylates
corticosteroids
immunosuppressants

21
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diverdiculum defintion

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A diverticulum is a small, mucosa lined pouch with a narrow neck which protrudes through the colonic wall.

22
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common site for diverticula formation

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sigmoid and descending

23
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diverticulosis

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The presence of a diverticula thats asymptomatic

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diverticular diease

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same as diverticulosis but there are symptoms now (blood in stool)

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symptom of diverticular disease
blood is stool
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diverticulitis
diverticula becomes inflamed | Occurs when feces blocks neck of diverticula allowing bacteria to enter the space
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who is commonly affected by diverticulosis
Commonly affects older and is characterized by left sided pain
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complications of diverticulitis
``` Complications: • Fistula • Adhesions • Anemia (Malabsorption) • Abscesses (in pouch) • Perforation • Shock ```
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treatment of diverticuitis
* IV Fluids * Antibiotics * Surgery- resect bowel * Uncomplicated: fiber diet
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presentation of diverticular
left sided pain and fever
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what would make uyou think a patient has diverticula
old, left sided pain, blood in stool