IBD - UC or CD

Question 1

Includes rectum

Answer 1

UC

Question 2

Commonly Left sided

Answer 2

UC

Question 3

Bloody diarrhea, tenesmus, constipation are common presentation

Answer 3

UC

Question 4

Small bowel involvement

Answer 4

CD

Question 5

Obstruction

Answer 5

CD

Question 6

Fistulization

Answer 6

CD

Question 7

Microperforation

Answer 7

CD

Question 8

Inflammation, obstruction, or Fistulization

Answer 8

CD

Question 9

Rectal sparing

Answer 9

CD

Question 10

Transmural inflammation

Answer 10

CD

Question 11

Granuloma

Answer 11

CD

Question 12

Focal lesions

Answer 12

CD

Question 13

Asymmetric involvement

Answer 13

CD

Question 14

20-30% without gross bleeding

Answer 14

CD

Question 15

Skip lesions

Answer 15

CD

Question 16

Perianal disease

Answer 16

CD

Question 17

Cobble stoning

Answer 17

CD

Question 18

Pseudopolyps

Answer 18

UC

Question 19

Do CT enterography

Answer 19

CD

Question 20

Chronic pain

Answer 20

CD

Question 21

Assoc w/PSC

Answer 21

UC

Question 22

Assoc w/ CRC

Answer 22

UC

Question 23

Indications for surgery:

Acute (free perf, massive hemorrhage, cancer, chronic high grade obstruction)

Relative (intractability, fistulae/abscesses, perianal, growth retardation)

Answer 23

CD

Question 24

Musosal disease only

Answer 24

UC

Question 25

Not patchy

Answer 25

UC