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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are the etiology and risk factors for diverticular disease | Over 40, male, low fiber diet, alcohol, obesity, lack of exercise, smoking If it is in a person <40, linked with obesity, male, alcohol |
| Describe the anatomy of the colon with diverticula | Pouches of mucosa/submucosa that has herniated through a weakened area of bowel wall. Likely where areterioles enter |
| What role does fiber have in maintaining a healthy colon | |
| What are the clinical manifestations of diverticulitis | |
| What are the possible complications if diverticulitis | |
| How is diverticular disease managed | |
| How is diverticulosis managed | |
| How is diverticulitis managed | Bowel rest (npo or clear liquids) and antibiotics, if severe may need IVAB |
| Is a colostomy that is created for DD permanent or temporary | Temporary |
| What are the clinical manifestations of FAP | |
| How is diagnosis of FAP confirmed? | |
| When Dx is confirmed in a teenager how is the disease managed | |
| What are the surgical options for FAP |