All right, so today we're going to be going over a couple pretty important topics for your pants, pannery, EORs, and exams.

That's going to be ulcerative kaleidus and crones disease.

So these are two different forms of inflammatory bowel disease.

And in a minute, we'll break down each individual disease and go through the specifics you need to know for each.

But what I'd like to go over first is some of the things that they share in common,

some of the risks and things like that.

So let's first go over the race you'll see them and the age and things like that.

So this is going to be most common in Caucasian individuals.

In particular, Ajkanai Jewish individuals are, it's very common that you'll see both the ulcerative

colitis and Crohn's disease.

The age range that you're going to see are normally the teens like 15 to 16 to about 30 years old so this is seen in younger individuals and as far

as smoking there's an interesting thing to note here so in Crohn's disease you're

going to see an increased risk of Crohn's disease.

But in ulcerative kaleidus, patients that have ulcerative kaleidus and smoke

actually decrease the amount of flares.

So it actually improves this disease.

So if you have ulcerative kaleitis and you stop smoking your

flares will actually increase and the thought process behind this is that

nicotine suppresses the immune system which normally isn't a good thing but

in an autoimmune process like this it's actually helpful and can decrease

the inflammation in the colon. And in addition, the nicotine actually increases the mucous production

in the colon, which has a protective barrier that it lays down with this extra mucus

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