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MondayNightIBD | IBD Mimickers | April 17, 2023 | Yara Sarkis, MD & Mehak Bassi, MD
**Pre-assessment**

Before you participate in this activity, please take this pre-assessment. Taking this pre-assessment does not immediately qualify learners to earn credit. 

Certificates of credit will only be sent to learners who also receive a passing score on the post-test (separate from this survey), and fill out the evaluation form and application for credit.
1.Where are you in your career? (Required.)
2.A 65 year-old man presents with increase in stool frequency to 4/day and looser BM x 2 weeks , no abdominal pain, no blood in stool, no fever.Stool studies negative for infectious cause. Colonoscopy: Sigmoid diverticulosis. Erythema and few aphthous ulcers around the diverticuli. Mucosa of the rectum and rest of the colon appears normal.
What is the most likely diagnosis?(Required.)
3.A 32 year-old female presents to the ER after an episode of bleeding from the rectum. She reports having severe abdominal pain after a long run followed by blood in the stool. Her only medication is a decongestant she has been taking for seasonal allergy. She is otherwise healthy. CT scan show thickening of the left colon.
What is the most likely diagnosis?(Required.)
4.Please let us know who you are so we can connect your responses to your post-test & application to claim CME credit (completed after participating in the activity) 
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