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1.1.1 Anterior Abdominal Wall and Abdominal Cavity
What lies superficial to the muscles,
What are the characteristics of,
What is the location of the 8 pla...
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1.1.2 Introduction to Clinical Skills of the Abdomen
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1.2.1 GI Lab Values and GI Tract Organs I
What is the sympathetic nerve of ...,
What makes up the,
What is pyrosis
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1.2.2 GI Tract Organs II
How do the circular folds of the ...,
What is ileus,
What are the portions of the larg...
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1.2.3 Basic Organization of Cell Tissues of GI Tract
What is this an image of,
What are some methods of stimulat...,
Camp does what to the cftr channel
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1.3.1 Gastric Secretion
Identify what is the white arrowh...,
What do each of these endrocrine,
What are two inhibitors of acid s...
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1.3.2 Epithelial Cell Structure and Function in the GI Tract
Identify the letters,
What is a safer and more convenie...,
Name 3
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1.3.3 GI Tract Organs III
What are the major fissures on th...,
Is the spleen palpable,
What are the key proximity charac...
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1.4.1 GI Vasculature, Lymphatics, and ANS
What vertebral level is the celia...,
Name the unpaired and paired arte...,
What vertebral level is the sma at
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1.4.2 Carbohydrate Metabolism
What can be the symptoms of galac...,
What is lactose intolerance,
Phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase...
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1.4.3 Nutrient Assimilation
Na dependent absorption of glucos...,
What are the requirements for opt...,
Where are the different breakdown...
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1.5.1 Gastrointestinal Motility and Dysmotility I
What is the role of bicarbonate i...,
How does the,
How does the cricopharyngeus muscle
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1.5.2 Nutrition and Common GI Disorders
What are the two types of fiber a...,
What are some of the possible pat...,
What are some dietary factors tha...
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1.5.3 Normal Liver Biliary Tract
The liver takes up free,
What side of the hepatocyte,
What is on the left right
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2.1.1 Metabolism II
Disorder associated with a defect...,
What reactions are mediated by th...,
Describe the arginine metabolism ...
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2.1.2 Infections of the GI Tract
What is this an image of,
What is this an image of,
How is
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2.1.3 GI Motility and Dysmotility II
What is secondary peristalsis,
Increased intraabdominal pressure...,
Spasms of the esophagus can have ...
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2.2.1 Pathology of Vitamin and Mineral Deficiency
Kwashiorkor can lead to puffy app...,
Thiamine b1 deficiency can lead to,
What are the characteristics of r...
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2.2.2+3 Obesity Weight Loss Issues
What is the suggested intensity h...,
What are some of the medical comp...,
What are the bmi classifications
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2.3.1 Retroperitoneum and Kidneys
Where does the lumbaro,
What is a renal calculi,
Red arrow hint
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2.3.2 Upper GI Tumors
What is kruken,
What is linitis plastica
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2.3.3 GI Motility and Dysmotility III
Increases in what will cause the ...,
Nutrients,
What are the characteri
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Formative Quiz 1
A biopsy specimen is sent to a pa...,
What is the biggest distinction b...,
Does the colon have villi
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2.4.1 Colorectal Tumors
What is the main risk factor for ...,
What are the various indicators o...
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2.4.2 Metabolism III
What are three of the essential f...,
In what two ways does glucose con...,
What is the significance of
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2.4.3 Pancreatitis
What is the broad mechanism of pa...,
Chronic pancreatitis is associate...,
Is
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2.5.1 GI Development
What are the two parts of the ana...,
What acts as the primary axis of ...,
What are the hindgut derived gi s...
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2.5.2 Gastrointestinal Motility and Dysmotility IV
Describe the coordinated muscle c...,
Describe the process of vomiting ...,
What is the power propulsion in d...
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2.5.3 Pancreatic Cancer
What is this an image of,
What is this an image of,
What testing must you do to diagn...
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3.1.1+2 Protective Mechanisms, Inflammatory Bowel Dz (IBD), Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
A functional disorder absent of h...,
What typically cures uc,
What are some surgical i
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3.1.3 GI Hormones
What is the oral phase of digestion,
Describe the duodenal phase,
What is the small intestine phase
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3.2.1 Nutrition and Common GI Disorders
What further evaluation,
Describe the venn diagram that co...,
Based upon report of gi symptoms
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3.2.2 Esophageal Disorders
What is the basic mechanism of an...,
What is achalasia,
All patients with gerd should ele...
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3.2.3 Pathology of Liver Injury I
What is this an iamge of,
What is crigler najjar syndrome,
What are the three main causes of...
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3.3.1 Surgical Approaches to Pancreatic Cancer
What is the most common of pancre...,
What are some of the revasculariz...,
Describe the survival curve
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3.3.2 Pathology of Liver Injury II
What are these what are they foun...,
Condition,
Describe the type of virus viral ...
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3.3.3 Pathophysiology: Liver as a Metabolic Organ
What is a basic criteria to make ...,
What is the kings college criteri...,
What are the two important mutati...
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3.4.1 Liver Pathology III
What this be,
What this be,
What this be
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3.4.2 Nutrition in the Elderly
Patients with,
What is the most common cause of ...,
Why is anemia a problem with poor...
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3.4.3 Nutrition It is a Matter of Public Health
What are the overall impact of fe...,
What is the healthy hunger free k...,
What is health literacy
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3.5.1 Conventional Radiology
What are the arrows pointing at w...,
Identify these yellow lines,
What is the nickname of the
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3.5.2 CT and Angiographic Anatomy of the Abdomen
What are the two flavors of ct,
Identify,
What is the most common approach ...
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3.5.3 Intro to Hepatocyte Pharmokinetics
How can liver disease effect drug...,
What are the general roles of the...,
How can hepatocytes
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Disease Review Charts
Fill in this chart,
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4.1.1 Integrative Metabolism I
Describe how tryptophan can be co...,
Describe the other recycling path...,
What is the key control enzyme in...
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4.1.2 Cirrhosis: Pathophysiology and Managment
What are the major molecules indi...,
If patiets have abnormal renal fu...,
What is an important anti biotic ...
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4.1.3 Integrative Metabolism II
What are some of the important,
What types of receptors does thyr...
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4.2.1 Pathophysiology of Diarrhea
Patient has linear ulceration,
Answer,
Describe how solute absorption se...
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4.2.2 Nutrition and Common GI Disorders: Ileus and Nutrient Absorption
What drug does not interfere with...,
What are some of the management m...,
What class of pharmacologics
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4.2.3 Integrative Metabolism III
What are the symptoms and,
What are incretin molecule and wh...,
What is the role of
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4.3.3 Treatment of Hep B and C
What are some hbv,
What are some treatment considera...,
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Pathoma
What is a zenker diverticulum,
How can a zenkers diverticulum pr...,
What is mallory weiss syndrome
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BRS Physiology
What cells secrete gastrin,
What is the role of gastrin,
What are 3 stimuli for the releas...
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Netter's Anatomy Review
What are the covered parts,
What are the covered parts,
What are the covered parts
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Fatty Acid Metabolism Disorders
What are the clinical symptoms of...,
What is the deficient enzyme in t...,
What are the clinical symptoms of...
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High Yield
The round ligament of teres was e...,
The median umbilical fold houses ...,
The medial umbilical fold houses
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Cellular Diagrams
Describe the regulation of the pa...,
Draw the breakdown pathway of bil...,
Draw a diagram of
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