IBS/IBD - Bach

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Alarm symptoms for IBS

fever, rectal bleeding, unintentional weight loss, anemia, family history of colon cancer, persistent severe pain

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What are the 4 types of IBS? How are they classified?

  1. Constipation predominant

  2. Diarrhea predominant

  3. Mixed (>25% C, >25% D)

  4. Unsubtyped

Classified by bristol stool form scale 1-7

higher number = higher water content —> diarrhea

lower number = low water content —> constipation

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What is the general order of drug treatments for IBS-D?

Loperamide —> eluxadoline OR rifaximin —> alosetron

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What is the general order of drug treatments for IBS-C?

Bulk-forming laxative —> Osmotic laxative —> secretagogues

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Which medications are used to treat pain in IBS?

Antidepressants (imipramine, nortriptyline, amitriptyline, duloxetine)

OR

Antispasmodics (hyoscyamine, dicyclomine, scopolamine, atropine)

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Which lab values decrease in UC?

HCT, HgB, albumin

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What lab values increase in UC?

WBC, CRP, ESR, p-ANC

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Categories of disease extent in UC?

Proctitis (just rectum), proctosignmoiditis (rectum, sigmoid colon), left-sided disease/distal disease(splenic flexure, descending), pancolitis (extensive disease)

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Which drugs are exclusive to UC and not Crohn’s?

Aminosalicylates, golimumab, S1Ps (ozanimod, etrasimod), cyclosporine, tofacitinib

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Which drugs are exdclusive to Crohn’s and not UC?

Natalizumab, methotrexate, certolizumab (NMC —> No More Crohn’s)

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Which aminosalicylates require hepatic caution? Renal? Which is approved for secretory diarrhea?

hepatic: mesa, balsa, olsala, balsalazide (all except sulfasalazine)

renal: ALL

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Which corticosteroid has low systemic activity and can be used for up to 8 weeks for IBD flare up?

Budesonide

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What warnings exist for thiopurines (including BBW) and what monitoring do they require?

Warnings: malignancy, pancreatitis, infection, thrombocytopenia, leukopenia, hepatotoxicity

Patients should have their baseline TPMT activity taken prior to therapy

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Which agents are reserved for severe UC? What about fulminant?

4-12 weeks prednisone, 8 weeks budesonide, thiopruines, SP1s, antibodies, JAK inhibitors

Fulminant: medrol, hydrocortisone, infliximab, IV cyclosporines

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Which IBD treatment should be always avoided in pregnancy and breastfeeding?

Methotrexate (stop 3 months prior to conception)

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