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Multiple Choice

In the disease ulcerative colitis, which part of the digestive tract is affected?

• Only the large intestine is affected.

• The entire digestive tract is affected.

• Only the small intestine is affected.

• Only the rectum is affected.

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In the disease ulcerative colitis, is the rectum always involved?

• Always

• In about 80% of cases

• In about 20% of cases

• Rarely

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When are immunosuppressants used in the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease?

• In mild to moderate disease activity and for acute treatment

• In mild to severe disease activity during an acute flare

• In mild to severe disease activity after an acute flare has subsided

• In moderate to severe disease activity and for long-term treatment

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Which part of the digestive tract is affected in Crohn's disease?

• Only the large intestine

• The entire digestive tract

• Only the small intestine

• Only the rectum

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In Crohn's disease, is the terminal ileum always involved?

• Always

• In about 80% of cases

• In about 20% of cases

• Rarely

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Which symptom is typical for ulcerative colitis?

• Pain during defecation due to very hard stool

• Cramps mainly in the middle lower abdomen

• Cramps mainly in the right lower abdomen

• Diarrhea mostly without blood

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How does the spread of Crohn's disease typically occur in the intestine?

• Radiates into all sections of the intestine

• Continuously from 'below' to 'above'

• Irregularly from 'above' to 'below' with alternating inflamed and healthy segments

• Irregularly from 'below' to 'above' with alternating inflamed and healthy segments

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How often do symptoms outside the intestine occur in ulcerative colitis?

• rarely

• always

• frequently

• never

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In Crohn's disease, which part of the intestinal wall is inflamed?

• The mucosa of the intestinal wall is sticky

• The mucosa of the intestinal wall is thickened

• The inflammation is limited to the mucosa

• The entire intestinal wall is inflamed

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Describe the pattern of spread in ulcerative colitis.

• Star-shaped into all sections of the intestine

• Continuously from 'below' to 'above'

• Irregularly from 'above' to 'below' with alternating inflamed and healthy sections

• Irregularly from 'below' to 'above' with alternating inflamed and healthy sections

Multiple Choice

Is the terminal ileum involved in ulcerative colitis?

• always

• in about 80% of cases

• in about 20% of cases

• rarely

Multiple Choice

Which of the following symptoms is typical for ulcerative colitis?

• Bloody, mucous diarrhea

• Pain during defecation due to very hard stool

• Cramps mainly in the right lower abdomen

• Diarrhea mostly without blood

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How do cortisone preparations work?

• Anti-inflammatory by suppressing the immune system

• Promote intestinal peristalsis

• Strong and fast?

• Bind water to solidify stool and reduce diarrhea?

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What are typical complications of ulcerative colitis?

• Severe bleeding, colon cancer, toxic megacolon

• Erectile dysfunction

• Cognitive impairment

• Fistulas, fissures, abscesses, strictures, digestive disorders

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Which symptom is most commonly associated with Crohn's disease?

• Pain during bowel movements due to very hard stool

• Cramps mainly in the middle lower abdomen

• Cramps mainly in the right lower abdomen

• Diarrhea usually without blood

Multiple Choice

How do immunosuppressants work?

• Anti-inflammatory by suppressing the immune system

• Promote intestinal peristalsis

• Strong and fast?

• Bind water to solidify stool and reduce diarrhea?

Multiple Choice

How often do symptoms outside the intestine occur in Crohn's disease?

• Rarely

• Always

• Frequently

• Never

Multiple Choice

Which of the following symptoms is most typical for Crohn's disease?

• Pain during bowel movements due to very hard stool

• Cramps mainly in the middle of the lower abdomen

• Bloody, mucous diarrhea

• Diarrhea mostly without blood

Open Ended

Explain the main indications for the use of corticosteroid preparations in the treatment of Crohn's disease.

Multiple Choice

Bei der Erkrankung Colitis ulcerosa ist:

• nur der Dickdarm betroffen?

• Der gesamte Verdauungstrakt betroffen?

• nur der Dünndarm betroffen?

• nur der Mastdarm betroffen?

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Which of the following are typical complications of Crohn's disease?

• Massive bleeding, colon cancer

• Toxic megacolon

• Enlargement of the colon with risk of perforation and peritonitis

• Fistulas, fissures, abscesses, strictures, digestive disorders