2025-03-28T06:32:19+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>+A, -p</p>, <p>reduced; less</p>, <p>mucus in stool, rectal bleeding/bloody diarrhea, abdominal cramping, superficial inflammation </p>, <p>acute inflammation; remission of IBD</p>, <p>Ustekinumab (Stelara) </p>, <p>serious infections, cancer, risk of cardiac events</p>, <p>Mesalamine </p>, <p>Tysabri; PML</p>, <p>NAFLD, blurred vision/conjunctivitis, anemia, osteoporosis, canker sores</p>, <p>-A, +p</p> flashcards
Ulcerative colitis/Crohn's (iRAT)

Ulcerative colitis/Crohn's (iRAT)

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  • +A, -p

    Which diagnostic markers are present in Crohn's Disease?

  • reduced; less

    Smoking is associated with a _______ risk and _____ severe Ulcerative colitis.

  • mucus in stool, rectal bleeding/bloody diarrhea, abdominal cramping, superficial inflammation

    Ulcerative Colitis Symptoms? (4)

  • acute inflammation; remission of IBD

    The Therapeutic goal of using corticosteroids is to suppress _____ and induce _______.

  • Ustekinumab (Stelara)

    Which mAB is used for patients who failed TNF-a and immunomodulatory therapy?

  • serious infections, cancer, risk of cardiac events

    What are the BWs for JAK inhibitors? (3)

  • Mesalamine

    Which agent is 1st-line for mild-moderate Ulcerative colitis?

  • Tysabri; PML

    Natalizumab or _______ can cause _________. It has a REMS program for this.

  • NAFLD, blurred vision/conjunctivitis, anemia, osteoporosis, canker sores

    What are some extra-intestinal manifestations of IBD? (5)

  • -A, +p

    Which diagnostic markers are present in UC?