Inflammatory Bowel Disease Diagnosis Quiz

What are the two main types of Inflammatory Bowel Disease?

• Celiac Disease and Irritable Bowel Syndrome

• Crohn's Disease and Celiac Disease

• Ulcerative Colitis and Irritable Bowel Syndrome

• Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis

Where are the most common locations for lesions in Crohn's Disease?

• Esophagus and Stomach

• Terminal ileum and Colon

• Rectum and Anus

• Liver and Pancreas

What is a common symptom of inflammation in the terminal ileum in Crohn's Disease?

• Left upper quadrant pain

• Right lower quadrant pain

• Central abdominal pain

• Left lower quadrant pain

How do lesions in Ulcerative Colitis typically present?

• Discontinuous lesions throughout the GI tract

• Continuous lesions starting from the rectum

• Isolated lesions in the stomach

• Random lesions in the esophagus

Which extra-intestinal symptom is associated with IBD?

• Skin nodules known as Erythema Nodosum

• Blurred vision

• Frequent headaches

• Chronic cough

What laboratory finding is a marker of inflammation in IBD?

• High hemoglobin levels

• Increased C-reactive protein

• Decreased sedimentation rate

• Low white blood cell count

What can cause anemia in Crohn's Disease?

• High platelet count

• Excessive iron absorption

• Vitamin B-12 malabsorption

• Increased red blood cell production

What imaging study is commonly used to diagnose IBD?

• PET Scan

• Ultrasound

• X-ray without contrast

• Barium Enema

What is the characteristic appearance of Crohn's Disease lesions during endoscopy?

• Flat and ulcerated

• Cobblestone appearance

• Smooth and continuous

• Nodular and raised

In Ulcerative Colitis, where is inflammation typically confined?

• Both small and large intestines

• Large intestine only

• Small intestine only

• Esophagus and stomach