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A 22-year-old patient

presents for a colonoscopy to confirm a diagnosis of Crohn's disease or

ulcerative colitis. He has been suffering from crampy abdominal pain with

watery diarrhea with admixture of blood and mucus for several weeks. During the

endoscopy, a typical picture of mucosal damage by these autoimmune

inflammations is described and a biopsy is taken for histological examination,

which finally establishes the diagnosis of ulcerative colitis. Ulcerative

colitis is a rare autoimmune type of

inflammation of the digestive system that typically affects the mucosa and submucosa of

the rectum and colon. Which of the descriptions offered describes the normal

appearance of the colonic mucosa?

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