1.) Which of the following deficiencies are commonly a direct cause of anemia in a patient with Crohn’s Disease?
A.) Vitamin B12
B.) Zinc
C.) Vitamin D
D.) Calcium
2.) What is the primary aspect of Crohn’s Disease that separates it from Ulcerative Colitis (UC)?
A.) Crohn’s Disease activity does not involve skip lesions.
B.) Crohn’s Disease has an increased risk of colon cancer, while UC does not.
C.) Crohn’s Disease can affect anywhere in the GI tract from mouth to anus.
D.) Ulcerative Colitis patients experience bloody stools while Crohn’s patients do not.
3.) Risk factors for Crohn’s Disease include all of the following EXCEPT?
A.) Smoking
B.) Jewish Ethnicity
C.) Genetics/ Family History
D.) Lactose Intolerance
4.) The small intestine is the most commonly affected site in a patient with Crohn’s Disease.
A.) True
B.) False
5.) _________ is a complication in the treatment of Crohn’s Disease following surgical resection.
A.) Colonic Strictures
B.) Short Bowel Syndrome
C.) Skip Lesions
D.) Pancreatic Insufficiency