Ibd

Front 1

Ulcerative colitis
a.) location range
b.) extent of inflammation
c.) pattern of inflammation

Back 1

a.) colon & rectum only
b.) superficial mucosa and submucosa (close to lumen)
c.) continuous, superficial

Front 2

Crohn's disease
a.) location range
b.) extent of inflammation
c.) pattern of inflammation

Back 2

a.) anywhere from mouth to anus
b.) transmural (across many tissues)
c.) discontinuous & extensive

Front 3

Infectious risk factors for IBD (2)

Back 3

1.) viruses (measles)
2.) L-forms of bacteria (chlamydia, mycobacteria)

Front 4

Environmental risk factors for IBD (3)

Back 4

1.) diet (refined sugars/chemical additives & reduced fiber) = bad for Crohn's
2.) NSAIDs = for both
3.) smoking = bad for Crohn's only (protective in UC)

Front 5

Crypt abscess is associated with which IBD?

Back 5

ulcerative colitis

Front 6

Intestines look like cobblestones

Back 6

Crohn's disease

Front 7

UC or CD
a.) bloody diarrhea
b.) granuloma
c.) strictures

Back 7

a.) UC
b.) CD
c.) CD

Front 8

Difference in lab tests b/w UC & CD

Back 8

a.) UC = pANCA
b.) CD = anti-Saccharomyces cervesiae antibodies

Front 9

Sulfasalazine
a.) class
b.) pearl

Back 9

a.) aminosalicylate
b.) c/i for sulfa allergy

Front 10

Mesalamine
a.) class
b.) pearl

Back 10

a.) aminosalicylate
b.) pH dependent. separate by 2 hours

Front 11

Olsalazine
a.) class
b.) pearl

Back 11

a.) aminosalicylate
b.) prodrug

Front 12

Basalazide
a.) class
b.) pearl

Back 12

a.) aminosalicylate
b.) prodrug

Front 13

Aminosalicylate
a.) which has a high rate of secretory diarrhea?
b.) Which needs folic acid supplementation?
c.) monitoring (3)

Back 13

a.) olsalazine
b.) sulfasalazine
c.) folate, LFT, CBC

Front 14

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Back 14

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