Pathology of small and large intestine Flashcards

1
Q

Main causes of inflammatory bowel disease

A

Crohn’s disease

ulcerative colitis

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2
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Where can Crohn’s disease affect

A

Any part of GI tract

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3
Q

Where can ulcerative colitis affect

A

colon only

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4
Q

What causes inflammatory bowel disease

A

immune response to normal colon flora

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5
Q

What gene is associated with Crohn’s disease

A

NOD2

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6
Q

What gene is associated with ulcerative colitis

A

HLA

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7
Q

pANCA is indicative of what disease

A

ulcerative colitis

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8
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Where does ulcerative colitis normally begin and then spread

A

rectum

proximally

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9
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name for rectal inflammation

A

proctitis

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10
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Name for total colon inflammation

A

pancolitis

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11
Q

Does ulcerative colitis have granulomas

A

no

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12
Q

causes of acute ischemic bowel

A

thrombosis and emboli of major arteries

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13
Q

Causes of chronic ischaemic bowel

A

inflammation causing ulceration

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14
Q

What is a possible complication of radiotherapy

A

radiation colitis

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15
Q

Causes of appendicitis

A

faecal mater trapped in appendix

worms

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16
Q

Other name for polyp

A

adenoma

17
Q

Differences between right and left sided colorectal adenocarcinoma in shape

A

Right- polyp like

left-annular (right round the lumen like a napkin holder)

18
Q

Differences between right and left sided colorectal adenocarcinoma in bleeding

A

right- altered appearance

left- fresh or altered appearance

19
Q

Differences between right and left sided colorectal adenocarcinoma in symptoms

A

right- vague pain and weakness

left- change in bowel habit

20
Q

Differences between right and left sided colorectal adenocarcinoma in bowel obstruction

A

right- tumour becomes larger before obstruction

left- tumour doesn’t need to be as big so obstruction early in condition

21
Q

How can progression of bowel cancer be categorised and what do the letters stand for

A

TNM
T-size(how many layers its invaded)
N-lymph node invasion
M-metastasises