Ulcerative Colitis Differs from Crohn's Disease in What Way

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Multiple Choice

Ulcerative colitis differs from Crohn's disease in what way?

• A) It cannot be cured by surgery.
• B) The disease typically recurs at the site of a previous ulcer.
• C) Scar tissue at the site may cause a bowel obstruction.
• D) Ulcers form on the surface of the colon, starting in the rectum and spreading proximally.

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