IBD - Week 4

Question 1

How are Crohn’s and Ulcerative Colitis differentiated?

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Question 2

What is indeterminate colitis?

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Question 3

What are the two forms of microscopic colitis?

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Question 4

Why are they called microscopic?

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Question 5

What are the differences between ulcerative proctitis and more widespread UC?

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• Including pancolitis (risk of colon cancer, location)
• Know that it can often be seen on an anoscopic exam

Question 6

What are the locations of Crohn disease?

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• Ileitis
• Crohn colitis

Question 7

What are the general sequelae of Crohn disease?

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• transmural thickening leading to obstruction of the terminal ileum
• system effects

Question 8

What are the anatomical limits of EGD?

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Question 9

What are the anatomical limits of colonoscopy?

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Question 10

Which type of endoscopy is used to biopsy for Celiac disease?

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Question 11

Which type of endoscopy is used to definitively diagnose IBD?

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Question 12

What are the common signs and symptoms of UC and Crohn?

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Question 13

What lab tests may help in the diagnosis of IBD and the differentiation from IBS?

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- Know IBD is considered autoimmune

Question 14

What are dietary recommendations, nutritional supplements, and botanicals used in the treatment of IBD?

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Question 15

What beneficial effects do helminths have on GI flora, immunity, and mucus secretion?

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Question 16

Which type of IBD has reduced goblet cell levels?

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