1. Crohn’s disease affects ______.

1. any part of the gastrointestinal tract
2. the rectum and descending colon
3. the small intestine only
4. the stomach only

2. Ulcerative colitis affects ______.

1. any part of the gastrointestinal tract
2. the rectum and descending colon
3. the small intestine only
4. the stomach only

3. When you are undertaking a patient assessment you need to assess the ______.

1. patient’s history of how long they have felt unwell
2. patient for physical signs and symptoms
3. patient for psycho/social symptoms
4. patient holistically

4. For an investigation to diagnose IBD, your patient might undergo ______.

1. cystoscopy
2. arthroscopy
3. colonoscopy
4. bronchoscopy

5. To assist your patient to identify what foods trigger their IBD you can ask them to ______.

1. complete a food diary and write the symptoms down
2. remember what they eat and the symptoms
3. do nothing
4. take food substances out of their diet

6. A common symptom patients with IBD suffer from is fatigue. You can advise them to cope with this by ______.

1. sleeping 12 hr a night
2. incorporating rest periods in their day
3. doing lots of activities all the time
4. resting all day

7. An ileostomy is an opening on to the abdomen from ______.

1. the colon
2. the bladder
3. the small bowel
4. the oesophagus

8. A colostomy is an opening on to the abdomen from ______.

1. the small bowel
2. the bladder
3. the colon
4. the oesophagus

9. A stoma site should be cleaned with ______.

1. nothing
2. warm water
3. cold water
4. cotton wool

10. The colour of a healthy stoma should be ______.

1. blue
2. dark red
3. pale white
4. bright pink