module 9: IBD Flashcards
IBD: Crohn’s- chronic inflammatory disorder that has periods of ___ and ____
affects any part of the GI tract from ___to ___, but most often in the ____ and ____
remission and exacerbation
mouth to anus, more in the ileum and proximal colon
IBD: Crohn’s risk factors
___,___hx,___descent, age, altered _____
^risk of ___CA
smoking, fam hx, jewish, <40, altered gut biome
IBD: Crohn’s associated with ___ gene mutation (impaired)
which is responsible for recognizing ____ in the intestinal ___cells
CARD15/NOD2
recognizing bacteria in intestinal epithelial cells
IBD: Crohn’s associated with ___involvement of affected area
___lesions
may progress to ____formation in the GI tract
transmural
skip lesions
abscess formation
IBD: Crohn’s causes
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infection,
impaired Cell immunity
autoimmune,
psychosomatic
IBD: Crohn’s s/s
abd pain, diarrhea, dehydration, bloody stools, malabsorption, malnutrition (vB12/D/Ca/folic acid), weight loss,
obstruction, fistulas, perforation,
strictures=obstruction
IBD: Ulcerative colitis- inflammatory disease of ___intestine, ^in ___ and ____colon
only affects ___and not ____intestine
ulcerations are ____
has periods of ____ and ____
large intestine, more in rectum and sigmoid colon
only affects colon and not small intestine
ulcerations are superficial
remission and exacerbation
IBD: ulcerative colitis less common in ___
same sx’s but no ___, may have ___
will have chronic, recurring _____
smokers
no malabsorption, may have fevers
bloody diarrhea
IBD: ulcerative colitis also experience
PUSEP
polyarthritis uveitis sclerosing cholangitis erythema nodosum pyoderma gangrenosum
IBD: ulcerative colitis complications
FHPTCC
fissure, hemorrhoids perirectal abscess toxic megacolon colon perforation colorectal adenocarcinoma
IBD: ulcerative colitis at increased risk for ___d/t chronic inflammation
VTE and microthrombi