1MB Gastroenterology Flashcards

Decks in this Class (23):

• Physiology

  Physiology

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  the large intestine is the principal sit,

  what are the main functions of the large,

  the exocrine and endocrine parts of the
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• Pharmacology

  Pharmacology

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  name a h2 receptor antagonist used to tr,

  name a proton pump inhibitor,

  which drug may reduce the effects of lon
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• Intestinal Failure Malnutrition Malabsor

  Intestinal Failure, Malnutrition & Malabsorption

  Sample Cards:

  what is intestinal failure,

  what are some causes of intestinal failu,

  what is the time frame for acute intesti
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• Nutrition Workshops

  Nutrition Workshops

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  what are the 3 components of the must sc,

  if a patient has a bmi less than 185 wha,

  if a patient has had greater than 10 wei
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• Immunology

  Immunology

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  name the parts of the gi tract associate,

  the small and large intestine consist of,

  what do goblet cells secrete
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• Biochemistry

  Biochemistry

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  what is glycogenesis,

  what is glycogenolysis,

  glycogenolysis occurs by hydrolysis true
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• Oral Disease

  Oral Disease

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  anterior oral lesions have a better prog,

  women are more affected than men by oral,

  give some causes of oral cancer
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• Oesophageal Disease

  Oesophageal Disease

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  acute oesophagitis is more common than c,

  what are some causes of acute oesophagit,

  what is the main cause of chronic oesoph
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• Gastric Disease

  Gastric Disease

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  gives causes of acute gastritis,

  what are the 3 main causes of chronic ga,

  in terms of aetiology of chronic gastrit
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• Dyspepsia Peptic Ulcer Disease

  Dyspepsia + Peptic Ulcer Disease

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  what are the 2 groups of causes of dyspe,

  give examples of organic causes of dyspe,

  what is meant by functional dyspepsia
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• Colonic Disease

  Colonic Disease

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  what is a polyp,

  what is an adenoma,

  all polyps are adenomas true false
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• Irritable Bowel Syndrome

  Irritable Bowel Syndrome

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  define irritable bowel syndrome as per r,

  is ibs an acute or chronic presentation,

  who is more commonly affected by ibs mal
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• Small Bowel Disease

  Small Bowel Disease

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  what are some luminal causes of small bo,

  what is a gallstone ileus,

  what is the most common fistula associat
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• Appendiceal Disease

  Appendiceal Disease

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  what is the classic presentation of appe,

  where is mcburney s point,

  why does the pain of appendicitis shift
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• Microbiology

  Microbiology

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  which organism is the commonest cause of,

  which organisms are more likely to cause,

  what is the incubation period for staph
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• Inflammatory Bowel Disease

  Inflammatory Bowel Disease

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  inflammatory bowel disease mainly compri,

  which 3 factors link together in the pat,

  there is a stronger genetic link in uc t
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• Sexual Tropical Infections

  Sexual & Tropical Infections

  Sample Cards:

  what are fomites,

  which areas of the gi tract does hpv aff,

  which areas of the gi tract does chlamyd
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• Liver Disease

  Liver Disease

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  acute liver disease occurs due to hepati,

  list all of the liver function tests lft,

  what do alt ast levels tell us
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• Viral Hepatitis

  Viral Hepatitis

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  how is hepatitis a spread,

  hepatitis a is associated with gay men h,

  does hepatitis a produce chronic infecti
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• Biliary Tract Pancreatic Disease

  Biliary Tract + Pancreatic Disease

  Sample Cards:

  women get gallstones more commonly than,

  most people with gallstones are asymptom,

  how do gallstones form
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• Psychiatric Disease

  Psychiatric Disease

  Sample Cards:

  define anorexia nervosa,

  which 4 factors are required to diagnose,

  bmi of less than 175 is the standard for
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• Hernias

  Hernias

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  what is a hernia,

  name the most common hernias from most t,

  what is the main risk factor for develop
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• Anorectal Disease

  Anorectal Disease

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  what are haemorrhoids,

  painful bleeding usually occurs with hae,

  is there usually weight loss change in b
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