Yr2 Alimentary Flashcards

Decks in this Class (37):

• Grand Tour Of The Alimentary Canal

  Grand Tour of the Alimentary Canal

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  list the salivary glands and their funct,

  what are the functions of the stomach,

  what is the digestive function of the pa
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• Nutrient Digestion Absorption 1

  Nutrient Digestion & Absorption 1

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  what types of carbohydrates do we digest,

  how are disaccharides formed,

  what enzymes break down disaccharides
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• Nutrient Digestion Absorption 2

  Nutrient Digestion & Absorption 2

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  what form does most ingested fat take an,

  what enzymes digests tag what is the maj,

  how do we increase hte surface area for
  24 Cards
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• Upper Gi Tract Structure Function

  Upper GI Tract Structure & Function

  Sample Cards:

  what is the purpose of chewing,

  how is chewin controlled,

  name the salivary glands
  28 Cards
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• Gastric Secretion

  Gastric Secretion

  Sample Cards:

  whats the function of the fundus,

  what are the functions of the stomach bo,

  what does gastric acid do
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• Gastric Motility Pancreatic Function

  Gastric Motility & Pancreatic Function

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  how do gastric contents move through the,

  in what section of the stomach does most,

  how does the pyloric sphincter control m
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• Liver Structure Function

  Liver Structure & Function

  Sample Cards:

  in what section of the abdomen is the li,

  name the 4 lobes of the liver,

  where do structures enter and leave the
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• Upper Gi Tract Pathology

  Upper GI Tract Pathology

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  in this lecture we were told about 5 of,

  what is oesophageal reflux,

  what causes oesophageal reflux
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• Small Intestine Structure Function

  Small Intestine Structure & Function

  Sample Cards:

  how long is the small intestine and its,

  what are the functions of the 3 sections,

  how much water is reabsorbed int he gut
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• Large Intestine Structure Function

  Large Intestine Structure & Function

  Sample Cards:

  order of the large intestine,

  what is the caecums function,

  where is the appendix and what does it d
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• Microbiota Of The Gut

  Microbiota of the Gut

  Sample Cards:

  what conditions alter microbial populati,

  how does transit time affect the gut mic,

  how does o2 affect gut microbiota
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• Gut Microbiota In Health Diseas

  Gut Microbiota in Health & Diseas

  Sample Cards:

  define dysbiosis,

  is dysbiosis of the gut microbiota a cau,

  for the record
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• H Pylori Gastric Disease

  H. Pylori & Gastric Disease

  Sample Cards:

  what is heliobacter pylori,

  where does heliobacter pylori colonise,

  how does heliobacter pylori cause a prob
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• Functional Bowel Disorders

  Functional Bowel Disorders

  Sample Cards:

  what is the different between functional,

  in what type of gi disorder are psycholo,

  name a few functional gi disorders
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• Colorectal Surgery

  Colorectal Surgery

  Sample Cards:

  explain the blood supply of the colon,

  how do we maintain continence,

  what are the most common surgical proble
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• Acute Abdomen

  Acute Abdomen

  Sample Cards:

  what is acute abdomen,

  what are the most common causes of acute,

  how does peritoneum become adhered
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• Liver Symposium

  Liver Symposium

  Sample Cards:

  define enteric vs parenteral,

  how many hepatitis viruses are there and,

  how is hep a transmitted
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• Hepato Biliary Disease

  Hepato-biliary Disease

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  what is cirrhosis,

  what causes cirrhosis,

  name some immune conditions that cause c
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• Hepato Biliary Surgery

  Hepato-Biliary Surgery

  Sample Cards:

  what are the sommon diseases of the gall,

  what are the types of gall stones,

  what are the risk factors for gall stron
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• Jaundice Chronic Liver Disease

  Jaundice & Chronic Liver Disease

  Sample Cards:

  what are the synthetic functions of the,

  how does the liver metabolise carbs and,

  what hormones are produced in the liver
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• Alcoholic Liver Disease

  Alcoholic Liver Disease

  Sample Cards:

  how does alcohol cause damage in the liv,

  how does alcohol cause steatosis,

  what is steatohepatitis
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• Oesophageal Disorders

  Oesophageal Disorders

  Sample Cards:

  what is heartburn,

  what other symptoms are often associated,

  what causes heartburn
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• Pancreatic Disease

  Pancreatic Disease

  Sample Cards:

  define acute pancreatitis,

  how does acute pancreatitis present,

  what do we call the visible signs of ret
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• Upper Gi Surgery

  Upper GI Surgery

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  what are the types of oesophageal cancer,

  how does oesophageal cancer present,

  how do we investigate suspected oesophag
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• Small Intestine Disorders

  Small Intestine Disorders

  Sample Cards:

  explain how the small intestine fulfills,

  whats an advantage of a bigger intestine,

  why does the small intestine have a smal
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• Pathology Of The Colon

  Pathology of the Colon

  Sample Cards:

  i left most of this lecture out as it wa,

  what is ischaemic enteritis,

  what happens if one of the 3 major vesse
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• Inflammatory Bowel Disease

  Inflammatory Bowel Disease

  Sample Cards:

  what is ibd,

  what criteria do we use to classify ibd,

  what is the source of ibd
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• Acute Gi Bleeds

  Acute GI bleeds

  Sample Cards:

  we divide gi bleeds into upper and lower,

  how does an upper gi bleed present,

  what causes elevated urea in a gi bleed
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• Colorectal Cancer

  Colorectal Cancer

  Sample Cards:

  how common is crc,

  what are the types of crc cell type loca,

  what are the risk factors for sporadic c
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• Random Bits

  Random bits

  Sample Cards:

  types of blood in the vomit,

  define colic pain,

  describe the pain of appendicitis
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• Anorectal Disorders

  AnoRectal Disorders

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  describe the nerve supply of the pelvic,

  what are the categories of anorectal dis,

  list some congenital anorectal abnormali
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• Malnutrition

  Malnutrition

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  what are the fixed and variable influenc,

  how do we calculate basal metabolic rate,

  define malnutrition
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• Clinical Gi Pharmacology

  Clinical GI pharmacology

  Sample Cards:

  this covers drugs for,

  what drug types are used for acid suppre,

  what are the types of antacid
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• Psychology In Gi Disorders

  Psychology in GI disorders

  Sample Cards:

  learning points,

  what are the psychological aspects of an,

  examples of functional gi disease
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• Bits Pieces

  Bits & Pieces

  Sample Cards:

  peristaltic contractions are most common,

  what mediates the mechanism by which bil,

  where does vitamin k come from
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• Formative

  Formative

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  what mechanism is responsible at a cellu,

  55 yr old man with 6 wks h o progressive,

  what would you find on an abdo x ray in
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• Lfts

  LFTs

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  main components,

  what raises alt,

  what changes ast
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