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Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Ilana Kovach Health Care Concepts 2 English

Mind map about inflammatory bowel disease: ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease, diagnostics and interventions

Mind map: Inflammatory bowel disease

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Inflammatory Bowel Disease

  1. Ulcerative Colitis

    • Disease Characteristics
      • Rectum to Cecum (Continuous)
      • Mucousal & Submucousal Layer
      • Pseudopolyps
        • Tongue Like Projections into the Bowel Lumen
      • Onset Teens to Mid 30's
      • Fibrosis
        • Rigid pipe like (Surgery becomes Necessary)
      • Diagnostic Test: Colonoscopy/ Sigmoidoscopy (Biopsy)/ Double Contrast Barium Enema,
        • GOlYTELY
          • Contraindicated for Patients w/ Bowel obstruction, Perforation, Toxic Megacolon!! (Caution w/ severe colitis) Adverse Reactions (Abdominal Fullness & bloating)
          • 8oz glass q 10min until 1 gallon is ingested
    • Signs & Symptoms
      • Protein Loss through Stool
      • Bloody Diarrhea
        • Fluid & Electrolyte Loss
          • Water & Electrolytes cannot be absorbed through inflammed Mucosa
        • Severe (Tachycardia/anemia/dehydration) 10-20 stools
      • Abdominal pain
      • Toxic Megacolon "Preforation" (More common in Ulcerative Colitis)
        • Emergency Colorectomy
        • Dilation & Paralysis of the Colon
      • Tenemus
        • Cramping Rectal pain
      • Fever (Acute Attacks)
      • Stricutures (Occassional)
  2. Crohn's Disease

    • Disease Characteristics
      • Can Effect ANY part of the GI tract from the mouth to the Anus
      • Most often terminal Ileum & Colon
      • Transmural
        • Effects All layers of the Bowel 
      • Skip Lesions
      • Cobblestoning Mucosa
        • The appearance ot the intestines/Colon will look Cobblestone. 
      • Onset Teens- Mid 30s
      • Diagnostic Test: Capsule Endoscopy, Small Bowel Series (Barium) "Biopsy cannot be obtained
    • Signs & Symptoms
      • Weight Loss (Small Intestine Involved)
        • Small intestine impairs Nutrient absorption. 
      • Diarrhea
      • Colicky Abdominal Pain
      • Bowel Obstruction
        • Strictures
      • Peritonitis
        • Microscopic Leaks can allow content from bowel enter the peritoneal cavity & produce abscess/ or Peritonitis. 
        • Preforation
      • Fistulas
        • Can occur between adjacent areas of bowel. *Bowel & Bladder  *Bowel & Vagina * Skin to Outside the Body
        • UTI
        • Feces in Urine? Feces on Skin?
      • Anal Abscess
      • Fever (Intermittent)
    • Diagnostics
  3. IBS interventions

    • Surgical
      • Treatment has failed & Diarrhea is intractable 
      • Colon Removed (Ileostomy or Ileoanal Resovoire formed
      • Stricturplasty in crohn's to widen narrow bowel
    • Medications
      • 5ASA
        • Decrease Bowel Inflammation through direct contact of Bowel Mucosa. 
        • Suppositories, Enema & Foam
        • Yellow/orange Urine/skin (Not harmful)
        • Photosensitivity
        • Sulfasalazine w/ Sulfapyridine (Orally)
        • Alternative: Mesalamine, Osalazine, Balsalazide,
        • Folic Acid
          • Medication effects this, the patient will need a folic acid supplement!!!!
      • Antimicrobials
        • Metronidazole, Ciproflaxacin
      • Immunosuppressants
        • NOT for Acute Flare ups (Delayed onset)
        • azathiopine, 6-MP, Methotrexate, Cyclosporine
        • Monitor CBC
        • Methotrexate (shown to be effective)
          • NOT FOR PREGNANT WOMEN
      • Corticosteroids
        • Prednisolone
        • Budesonide
        • Shortest Time Possible, Taper off when Surgery is planned!
        • Will need Ca+ Supplement
        • Potassium!
          • Leads to Sodium Retention, and loss of Potassium!!!
      • Biologic & Target Therapy (Immunodulators)
        • Need to be tested for TB! & cannot have live virus vaccines. Need to be taught signs of infection.
        • TNF (-mab)
          • Infliximab (IV) , adalimumab (Self Administered SC 1-2w), certolizumab by a HCP q 4w, golimumab x2 first month & then q 4w) 
        • natalizumab
          • Prevent Migration of Leukocyte from bloodstream to inflammed Tissue. IV q 28days *Special Monitoring Program
      • Antidiarrheals
      • Anticholinergics/sedative
        • Cholinergic effect PNS (Rest & Digest) The bowel are hypermobile so this Decreases this response.
      • Anemia
        • Oral (Iron Gluconate/Ferrous Sulfate) if cannot tolerate give parental
        • Severe iV/IM (iron Dexteran)
  4. IBS Interventions

    • Nutrition
      • Fat Malbapsorption & Anemia
        • Cobalamin (Vitamin B12) in injection form monthly, oral or nasal daily
        • Cholestyramine (Ion exchange Resin)
          • Binds to unabsorbed Bile fats. This helps control diarrhea.  
        • Zinc
          • Zinc Deficiency: May contribute to diarrhea
      • Liquid Enteral Feeding Preferred over Parental
      • High calories, high vitamin, high protein, Low Residue, lactose free Diet
      • Small Frequent meals & Avoid Spicy food
    • Screen for Cancer
    • Teach Smoking Cessation! (increase bowel motility)
    • Hospital Care
      • Monitor # of stools
      • Monitor I&O
      • Dibucaine, witch hazel , sitz bath for perianal care
    • Exacerbation?
      • IV F&E replacement
      • REST BOWELS
      • TPN
        • Good for 24hrs
        • Capillary Glucose (Monitor)
          • Insulin
            • Sliding Scale
        • Large Guage (PICC/CVAD)
        • start low & go slow
  5. Chronic, recurrent inflammation of the intestinal Tract

    • Periods of Remission Interspersed with Exacerbation. 
  6. Recognizing Peritonitis

    • Severe Abdominal Pain
    • Rebound Tenderness
    • Abdominal Distention
    • Decrased Bowel Sounds
      • Paralytic Ileus, N&V
    • Fever
  7. Diagonistics

    • CBC (Blood Loss?)
    • WBC (Preforation? Megacolon?)
    • Fluid & Electrolyte Loss Na+, K+, Cl-, Bicarbonate, Mg2+,
    • Hypoalbuminemia (protein Loss)
      • Poor Nutrition or Protein Loss
    • Elevated Erythrocyte Sedimentation rate, C-Reactive Protein, WBC (Inflammation?)
    • Stool Occult
      • Examined for Blood, Pus & Mucous in stool. 

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Crohn's Disease & Ulcerative Colitis
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Ilana Kovach
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