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____ results in MORE fissuring; formation of sinuses; non-caseating granulomas; strictures; abdominal masses and pain
CD
____ results in MORE rectal bleeding; abscesses; toxic megacolon complications; and bowel carcinoma.
UC
SEVERE symptoms of UC or CD…
Abdominal distention, pain or bloating
Duration of diarrhea
Volume losses (severe  affect electrolytes)
Bleeding from the rectum
Infections
Ulcers
Frequency of symptoms
disease state diffs

____ – lifestyle changes may make a great impact

____/____ may be modified and treated with adhering to pharmacotherapy; patient still has some control over risk factors

____– lifestyle changes may not make such a difference; adherence to medications is still important, but patients have less control
G.E.R.D.
P.U.D. GUD
I.B.D.
sxs diffs between
UC and CD
UC - blood, cramps, nausea
“I have blood in my stool!”
“I’m feeling tired all day.”
“I have cramps in my fingers and toes.”
“I’m nauseous…”
“I’m feeling anxious about the next attack.”
“I don’t want to live anymore.”

CD - diahrrhea, malabs
“My stomach hurts.”
“I go to the bathroom every 2-3 hours.”
“I can’t put on any weight.”
IBD SX REQ REFERRAL
Presence of blood in the stool
Suspecting hypokalemia
Suspecting severe anxiety (and not being treated)
Suicidal ideation
Possible volume depletion
Failure to put on weight
U.C. can be staged by severity

MILD - MODSEV
Mild-moderate
Distal colitis (located at the anus)
Suppositories/enemas (local TX) + sulfasalazine or balsalazide
Local TX + PO TX
Extensive colitis
Suppositories/enemas (local TX) + sulfasalazine or balsalazide + immune suppressants

Severe
Require IV medications and systemic treatment
Examples: IV hydrocortisone, methylprednisolone, cyclosporine
Name, active ingred and properties of the Class these drugs are in...

sulfasalZINE
Mesalamine
Balsalazide
OlsalaZINE
Aminosalicylates:

active ingrediant that has anti-inflam effects on bowel
basteria in GI pH cleaves 5-ASA

works in the ILEUM, most others in colon
ENEMAS reqd for anal ulcers
delivery sys vary
Name, active ingred and properties of the Class these drugs are in...

Azathioprine
6-mercaptopurine
methotrexate
cyclosporine
infliximab
tacrolimus
immune modulators

less dosing, may be used as maintenance

folic acid deficiency
steroid sparing but has SE of hirsutism
saved for the end bc causes ↑ resp infection (risk vs. benefit)
MOA

Aminosalicylates
active 5-ASA component has topical anti-inflammatory effects on the bowel; bacteria in the intestine and GI pH cleaves the 5-ASA
MOA

Corticosteroids
anti-inflammatory and immune-suppressing
MOA

Azathioprine
metabolized to 6-MP; inhibits DNA synthesis and attenuates immune response
MOA

Methotrexate
inhibits DHFR (stops purine synthesis) and attenuates immune response
MOA

Cyclosporine
inhibitor of lymphokine and IL; inhibits T-lymphocytes and T-helper cells
MOA

Infliximab
recombinant monoclonal antibody that inhibits TNF-dependent IL and inflammatory cytokines
DRAW UC drug tx algorithm
DRAW CD drug tx algorithm
In the early stages, tx goal is ____, in later stages it's ____
remission, get to oral