15 - Colon, Retum, Anus (Absite 2024)

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Inner circular muscle

The ____ muscle joins to form the internal anal sphincter

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1. Internal sphincter

2. External sphincter

3. Puborectalis

Fecal incontinence may be due to damage to one or more of the following muscles:

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Stoma necrosis BELOW the level of the fascia

This is caused by skeletonizing the distal small bowel and/or creating an overly tight fascial defect

The most common adverse outcome in the early postoperative period for an ileostomy is stoma necrosis ____ (above/below) the level of the fascia

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10 to 30%

Family history may play a role in inflammatory bowel disease as ___ to ___% of patients with inflammatory bowel diseasereport a family member with the same disease.

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60 minutes

The ideal time to administer prophylactic antibiotics is within ___ minutes prior to incision

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Crohn disease

Which form of inflammatory bowel disease is characterized by non-continuous colonic involvement (skip lesions)?

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Ulcerative colitis

Which form of IBD is characterized histologically by crypt abscesses with neutrophils, ulcers, and bleeding?

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Crohn disease

Fistulas occur when ulcers penetrate entire thickness of intestinal wall, leading to sinus tract that communicates between multiple organs; this permits formation of skip lesions

Which form of IBD is associated with fistula formation?

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Ulcerative colitis

Which form of IBD involves only mucosal and submucosal ulcers?

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Ulcerative colitis

______ (IBD) is characterized by continuous colonic lesions that always involve the rectum

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Salicylates (Sulfasalazine and 5-acytyl salicylic acid)

What is the first-line therapy for inflammatory bowel disease in the outpatient setting?

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Internal fistula or abscess and obstruction

What are the most common indications for surgery for Crohn disease? (2)

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Mucosa and muscularis mucosa

Majority of colonic diverticula are false diverticula

What layers would you expect to be present in the walls of a colonic diverticula?

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Colovesical fistulas

Followed by colovaginal and coloenteric

What is the most common type of fistulas that develop in complicated diverticulitis?

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Villous adenoma

What type of colonic polyp is most associated with malignancy?

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Adenomatous polyps

What type of colonic polyp is most commonly found?