Irritable Bowel Syndrome Presentation: Medical PowerPoint Template
Irritable Bowel Syndrome PPT template is a dynamic medical PowerPoint presentation to help you visualize the full potential of your presentation.
RxSlides medical template designed slides to attract your audience with medical animations and infographics.
You can rely on our demonstrated infographics to give your audience a dynamic and animated irritable bowel syndrome medical presentation.
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Medical animated cover slides to start your Irritable Bowel Syndrome PPT presentation with.
Definition of IBS
A group of uncomfortable symptoms that affect the gastrointestinal system.
Infographics showing prevalence
The prevalence of IBS on global and local levels is visualized on the infographic; you can change the percentage and country of the prevalence according to your data.
IBS triggers and causes
Medical icons visualize triggers, including stress, infections and medications.
Causes include dysmotility, visceral hypersensitivity and Brain-gut dysfunction.
Comparative illustration showing types
Types of (IBS) are IBS with constipation, diarrhea and mixed bowel habits.
Medical icons represent types in irritable Bowel Syndrome PPT template presentation.
Medical infographics showing Bristol stool chart
The Bristol stool chart describes the shapes and types of stools. It is also used to diagnose constipation, diarrhea and irritable bowel syndrome.
You will find successive animated slides in your Irritable Bowel Syndrome PPT presentation. Illustrate different forms and designs of the Bristol chart for more clarification.
Animated mechanisms explaining the pathogenesis
Different pathogenic pathways are illustrated with medical animations:
Gut-Brain axis
Medical animation illustrates the Gut-Brain axis and describes the two-way relationship between the enteric nervous system (gut) and the brain; as stress can affect microbiota, gut microbiota affects CNS, stimulating IBS symptoms.
Abdominal pain
Another animated illustration of irritable Bowel Syndrome PPT template explains the mechanism of abdominal pain.
As illustrated, in IBS, the sensory nerve endings in the intestinal wall have abnormally strong responses to stimuli like stretching with food intake.
Unabsorbed short-chain carbohydrates function as solutes that drive water to the intestinal lumen; this excess water causes the smooth lining of the intestine to spasm and may cause diarrhea.
Unabsorbed short-chain carbohydrates are metabolized by intestinal flora, forming gas that causes bloating and spasms.
diarrhea and constipation
Comparative animation explains the different mechanisms of diarrhea and constipation, showing that in diarrhea, less reabsorbed, but in constipation, more water is reabsorbed.
Medical icons representing symptoms
Symptoms include diarrhea or constipation, bloating, excess gas and recurrent abdominal pain.
Medical illustrations showing diagnostic methods
Diagnostic criteria include Blood tests, X-rays, Stool samples, colonoscopy, sigmoidoscopy and checking your symptoms.
Medical icons for treatment options
Treatment options include diet change, medication change, and activity change.
The Fodmap diet is an example of a diet change used to improve symptoms.
The irritable Bowel Syndrome PPT template explains each topic with medical icons.
Illustrated complications
Complications include Poor quality of life and Mood disorders.
RxSlides medical PowerPoint visuals for IBS
A Set of medical PowerPoint icons and illustrations related to irritable bowel syndrome disease will help you customize the content of this 100% editable presentation according to your content and audience interest.
RxSlides IBS illustrations
RxSlides IBS icons
Features of the Template
- 100% editable PowerPoint template. - Editable colors, you can change according to your presentation style and company branding guidelines.
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