Ibd Flashcards

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Definition of IBD

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“A chronic idiopathic intestinal inflammation including Ulcerative Colitis

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Common risk factors for IBD

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“Geographical factors

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Ulcerative Colitis (UC) pattern of inflammation

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“Diffuse

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Most common site involvement in UC

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“Rectum and recto-sigmoid (40-50%).”

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Pancolitis percentage in UC

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“Occurs in 20% of cases.”

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Genetic factor difference between UC and Crohn’s

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“No specific gene in UC

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Smoking and UC

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“Smokers are less likely to develop UC

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Appendectomy and UC risk

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“Appendectomy at a young age reduces the likelihood of developing UC.”

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Common symptoms of UC

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“Bloody diarrhea

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Common complications of UC

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“Severe bleeding (1%)

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Key serologic markers in UC

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“p-ANCA (50-80% of cases) and ASCA (less sensitivity in indeterminate colitis).”

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Endoscopic findings in mild UC

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“Redness

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Endoscopic findings in moderate UC

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“Granularity

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Endoscopic findings in severe UC

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“Severe ulcerations with spontaneous bleeding.”

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Imaging findings in UC

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“Colonic dilation in toxic megacolon

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Indications for surgery in UC

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“Severe hemorrhage

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Characteristic feature of Crohn’s disease

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“Transmural inflammation with skip lesions.”

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Most common site of Crohn’s disease

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“Terminal ileum and cecum (40-50%).”

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Rectal involvement in Crohn’s disease

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“Typically spared.”

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Endoscopic findings in Crohn’s disease

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“Cobblestone appearance

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Characteristic histological finding in Crohn’s disease

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“Non-caseating granulomas (found in 60% of surgical specimens).”

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Common clinical presentation of Crohn’s disease

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“Colicky RLQ pain

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Extra-intestinal manifestations of Crohn’s

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“Arthropathy

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Nutritional deficiencies in Crohn’s disease

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“Vitamin B12 deficiency

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Common complications of Crohn’s disease
"Fistulas
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Gold standard for Crohn’s disease diagnosis
"Colonoscopy with biopsy."
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Characteristic imaging findings in Crohn’s disease
"Skip lesions
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Role of fecal calprotectin in IBD
"Useful non-invasive marker to distinguish IBD from IBS."
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Mainstay treatment for mild IBD
"5-Aminosalicylic acid (5-ASA) like sulfasalazine or mesalamine."
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Role of corticosteroids in IBD treatment
"Used for moderate to severe disease
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Immunosuppressants used in IBD
"Azathioprine
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Biologic therapy for IBD
"TNF-alpha inhibitors like Infliximab."
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Antibiotics used in Crohn’s disease
"Ciprofloxacin and Metronidazole."
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Surgical indications in Crohn’s disease
"Severe complications like strictures
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Main difference between Crohn’s and UC in terms of surgical management
"Surgery is curative in UC but not in Crohn’s disease."
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Which IBD subtype is more associated with fistulas?
"Crohn’s disease."
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Which IBD subtype has a higher risk of colorectal cancer?
"Ulcerative colitis."
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IBD treatment approach for perianal Crohn’s disease
"Combination of biologics
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Which IBD subtype is more likely to present with toxic megacolon?
"Ulcerative colitis."
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Role of enteral nutrition in Crohn’s disease
"Can be effective in inducing remission
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Main diagnostic tool for differentiating UC and Crohn’s
"Colonoscopy with biopsy."
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Common surgery for UC
"Total proctocolectomy with ileal pouch-anal anastomosis (IPAA)."
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Which IBD subtype has a continuous pattern of inflammation?
"Ulcerative colitis."
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What are crypt abscesses associated with?
"Ulcerative colitis."
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Characteristic endoscopic feature of Crohn’s disease
"Cobblestone mucosa with deep ulcerations."
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First-line therapy for mild to moderate Crohn’s disease
"Oral 5-ASA (Mesalamine or Sulfasalazine)."
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Most common site of extra-intestinal manifestations in IBD
"Joints (Reactive arthropathy)."
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Recommended colonoscopy frequency for patients with long-standing UC
"Every 1-2 years."
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Role of fecal lactoferrin in IBD
"Biomarker for intestinal inflammation
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Management of fulminant UC
"IV steroids