Inflammatory Disorders of the GI Tract Flashcards

1
Q

two types of inflammatory bowel diseases

A

chrons disease
ulcerative colitis

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2
Q

what is the cause of inflammatory bowel disease

A

unknown

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3
Q

chrons disease apperence in the bowel

A

cobblestone

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4
Q

why will chrons disease have bowel obstructions

A

due to lumen narrowing

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5
Q

chrons disease
- definition

A

subacute and chronic inflammation of GI tract extending though all layers

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6
Q

is chrons disease the same or does it vary

A

it varies through remissions and exacerbations

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7
Q

chrons disease
- where will it affect

A

any part of GI tract (from mouth to anus)

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8
Q

chrons disease
- fast or slow progressive

A

slowly progressing

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9
Q

is chrons disease diasabiling

A

yes

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10
Q

chrons disease
- clinical manifestions
- systemic

A

low grade fever
weight loss

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11
Q

chrons disease
- clinical manifestations
- GI related

A

diarrhea (multiple episoides)
abdominal pain
steatorrhea
abcess and fistulas

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12
Q

chrons disease
where is the abdominal pain

A

right lower quadrant

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13
Q

chrons disease
abdominal pain and relief with eating

A

crampy pain after eating

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14
Q

chrons disease
weight loss is secondary to pain associated with

A

eating

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15
Q

chrons disease
- steatorrhea

A

fatty stools

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16
Q

complications of chrons disease

A

colon cancer
intestinal obstruction

17
Q

chrons disease
- diagnostics

A

CT scan
MRI
CBC
Albumin
Protein levels
C reactive protein

18
Q

what does C reactive protein

A

inflamattory marker
chronic inflammation

19
Q

chrons disease
medical management

A

steroids

20
Q

chrons disease
why do we need to be careful with steroids

A

develop gastritis

21
Q

ulcerative colitis

A

chronic ulcerative and inflammatory condition of the colon

22
Q

ulcerative colitis
- why do they have blood

A

the intestine is shedding the lining

23
Q

does ulcerative colitis stay the same or get better

A

exacerbations and remissions

24
Q

ulcerative colitis
- type of diarrhea

A

crampy
6 or more bloody stools per day

25
Q

why might ulcerative colitis have anemia/fluid/electrolyte issues

A

loosing blood and loosing fluids through diarrhea

26
Q

ulcerative colitis
- complications

A

perforation/peritonitis
bleeding
osteoporosis (decrease bone mass and steroid use)

27
Q

ulcerative colitis
- medical management

A

aimed at reducing inflammation and immune response, resting bowel and improved quality of life

28
Q

medical management of IBD

A

surgery
- colectomy
- ileostomy

29
Q

pre op IBD

A

pre surgery antibiotics (reduce bacterial load)
WOC consult
bowel prep
emotional support
pain and nutritional management

30
Q

post op IBD

A

nutrition
Mobilize
incentive spirometer
surgical site and abdominal assessment
stony assessment and care
supporting positive body image

31
Q

how should the stoma look

A

beefy red moist