Lecture 30 - Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Inflammatory bowel disease Flashcards

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Diagnosing functional problem?

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diagnosis of exclusion, weighing the symptom complex and ruling out other diseases with symptoms by ruling out pathologies

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Symptoms of IBS?

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swinging boel habit, abdom. pain relieved w defaecation, mucus passing, bloating, excessive flatus

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Alarm (contradictory) symptoms?

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40+, short history, nocturnal behaviour, bleeding, anaemia, weight loss, vomiting

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Pathophysiology components of IBS?

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Altered gut motility, visceral hypersensitivity, peripheral sensitisation, central sensitisation

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Mechanisms of visceral sensitivity?

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central pain processing, spinal cord gate control, stress affecting brain-gut communication

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IBS treatments?

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Conventional, dietry, natural, lifestyle

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Conventional treatments?

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fibre supplements, laxatives, anti-motility drugs, low-dose tricyclics

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FODMAP definition?

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fermentable oligo- di- monosaccharides and polyols

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Lifestyle advice for IBS?

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regular unhurried meals, low stress, adequate sleep, cognitive behavioural therapy

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Genetics of Inflammatory Bowel Disease?

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more important in chron’s vs. ulcerative colitis, majority of cases however w no family history

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Environmental factors of IBD?

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developed countries w lower immunity, smoking increase risk of CD but decrease inflammation of UC

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Pathophysiology of IBD?

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disruption of epithelial barrier, causing dysregulation of immune system leading to inflammation; pathogenic microbe presence also possible

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UC pathology?

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starts in rectum spreads to rest of colon only, mucosal inflammaton with no macroscopic ulceration (except serious cases)

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UC histology?

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mucosal inflammation only, crypt distortion and atrophy, neutrophil presence, goblet cell loss

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UC clinical presentations?

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bloody diarrhoea, bowel urgency, abdom. pain (fever, weight loss)

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CD pathology?

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discontinuous skip lesions anywhere in bowel, small ulcers of mucosa progress to deep penetrating ulcers w fissuring

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CD histology?

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inflammation of whole wall, granuloma presence

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CD clinical presentationss?

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depends on location - inflammation, stricturing, fistulising, perianal

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Extra-intestinal manifestations of IBD?

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more common in chron’s - eyes, mouth, kidneys, skin, liver, biliary tracts, joints, circulation

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Treatments of IBD?

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5-ASA, steroids, immunosuppressants, biologics

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Surgery decision?

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failure of medical treatment, treatment of complications e.g. obstructions, colectomy curative for UC

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Differentiating IBD from IBS?

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far less common, no alternating bowel habit, bleeding, alarm symptoms, blood test abnormailities, peri-anal symptoms