Wk18 D3 Chrohn's Flashcards
Crohn's/UC clinical signs Lesions Granuloma Rectal inv Perianal Smoking
Skip, transmural/Mucosal, continuous Pathognomonic/None Not always/Always Abscesses/None Increased risk/Descreased risk
CD anatomic distribution
Small bowel alone
Ileocolic
Colon alone
33%
45%
20%
4 things that happen to bowel
Inflammation
Obstruction (stricture)
Microperforation
Fistulization (really bad)
2 phases of treatment are __ and __. Negative effects is ___.
Induction
Maintenance of remission
Immunosuppression
Common rash associated with (not specific for) Crohn’s
Erythema nodosum
CD is __% genetic, __% environmental, features an overaggressive ___ immune response
50/50
Th1, Th17-dependent
Hygiene hypothesis and role of microbiome in CD.
We’re too clean, so our immune systems become more autoimmune. Antigen pool is abnormal. Ostomy (removing fecal stream) maintains remission.
___ cells of innate immune system secreting ___ result in ___. Treatment with mAb can have side-effects of ___.
Macrophage, TNF-alpha
Fever, cachexia, inflammatory cell recruitment
TB, Hep B, lymphoma