Crohn disease most commonly involves the _____
In Crohns disease, loss of the innate barrier function of the intestinal mucosa allows intestinal microbes to induce an exaggerated response by the _____, resulting in chronic GI inflammation
Azathioprine/6-MP can be used to treat _____ disease (crohn's, ulcerative colitis)
Complications of ulcerative colitis include _____, which may perforate, and fulminant colitis
In the treatment of Crohn's Disease, Natalizumab works by preventing adhesion of autoreactive gut homing _____ cells
Which immunodeficiency presents with bone fractures from minor trauma? _____
Which form of inflammatory bowel disease typically spares the rectum? _____
What HLA subtype is associated with multiple sclerosis? _____
Patients with a personal or family history of chronic _____ diseases are at increased risk for Hodgkin lymphoma/NHL
What drugs may be used to treat microscopic polyangiitis? _____
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