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Anatomy
Name the different types of teeth...,
Where does the root canal open into,
What are the types of papillae of...
33
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Clinical lectures
What are the characteristics of h...,
Associations of reflux,
Symptoms of reflux
9
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1.2 Physiology of upper GIT
What are the two nerve plexus in ...,
What is the sympathetic and paras...,
Role of ach and vip
11
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1.3 Gut secretions and Reflexes
What are the two digestive enzyme...,
What are the secreting cell types...,
What is the role of intrinsic factor
11
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1.5 Functions of the GIT
What are the three phases of swal...,
What occurs in the oral phase of ...,
What is the reflex sequence in th...
16
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Histology
What are the four layers of the git,
What are the three layers of muco...,
What is the submucosa made of and...
26
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2.3 Exocrine Pancreatic Function and Biochemical Digestion
What do the gastric oxyntic gland...,
What do the pyloric glands secrete,
What stimulates gastrin release
15
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2.4 Coeliac disease
Define coeliac disease,
What is the presentation of coeli...,
What can be the complications of ...
13
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2.5 Normal Gut Flora
What kind of bacteria can colonis...,
What prevents colonisation of the...,
What occurs in the distal duodenu...
19
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2.6 Peptic Ulcer Disease
What can h pylori cause,
Where is the main site of peptic ...,
Define adhesion
20
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3.1 Mucosal protection in the gut
What are the two anti microbial s...,
Name three chemical defences and ...,
What is the major component of mucus
30
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3.2 Pathology of liver disease
Define centrilobular,
Define periportal,
What is the portal tract
18
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3.3 Control of body weight
What is ghrelin and when is it high,
What is ghrelin and when is it high,
What is cholecystokinin and when ...
23
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3.4 Alcohol - Basic Concepts
How many grams of alcohol is a st...,
What breaks down alcohol,
What are the nhmrc guidelines
8
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3.5 Pathogenesis of infective diarrhoea
Define intoxication,
Define infection,
What causes diarrhoea
26
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4.1 Intro to Liver disease
What do hepatocytes synthesis,
What do hepatocytes excrete,
What are the symptoms of acute he...
10
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4.3 Haemachromatosis
What is ferritin,
What is hepcidin,
What causes hereditary heamohroma...
5
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4.4 Viral hepatitis
What type of virus is hep a,
What type of virus is hep b,
What type of virus is hep c
20
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4.5 Hepatitis C
What kind of virus is hcv,
What increases the risk of chroni...,
What are the symptoms os hcv
14
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4.6 cirrhosis and complications of liver disease
What are the consequences of nafld,
What ascitic fluid analysis indic...,
What is the management of ascites
20
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5.1 Toxic injury to liver
What is intrinsic liver damage fr...,
What is idiosyncratic liver damag...,
What are the 6 mechanisms of hepa...
13
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5.2 Gastrointestinal viruses
What are the general features of ...,
What kinds of viruses are rota no...,
How many types of rotavirus are t...
23
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5.3 Biliogy of Parasites
What are the two types of parasites,
How are protozoa classified and g...,
How are helminths classified and ...
22
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5.4 Gallstones and their complications
Whow traditiionally gets gallstones,
What are the three types of galls...,
What are the 3 principle conditio...
17
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Clinical 6.1 Drugs for the bowel
What drugs can you use to decreas...,
What do you have to be careful wi...,
What are the side effects of ppis...
14
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Clinical 6.2 Microbiology of acute diarrhoea
What are the indications for a st...,
What are the 3 bacteria on mcs,
What is the collection process fo...
23
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Clinical 6.3 Bleeding and the deteriorating patient
What is meant be the deterioratin...,
What is the equation for oxygen d...,
What are the clinical signs of gi...
9
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6.1 Consequences of obesity
What are the criteria of metaboli...,
What are the associated clinical ...,
What are the features of metaboli...
5
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6.3 Infant and Child nutrition
What are the components of energy...,
Define energy requirement,
Define total energy expenditure
11
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7.1 Upper GIT Cancers
What are the risk factors for oes...,
What is the typical presentation ...,
What is the main cause of oesopha...
17
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7.2 Pathogenesis of Infectious Diarrhoea
Define secretory diarrhoea and wh...,
Define osmotic diarrhoea and what...,
Define inflammatory diarrhoea and...
51
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7.3 IBS and IBD
Who usually gets ibs,
What is the rome iii classificati...,
What are the new onset alarm symp...
21
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7.4 Colon cancer
What is the epidemiology of colon...,
What are the risk factors for col...,
What are the protective factors f...
12
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7.5 Genetics of GI Diseases
What is the genetic mutation of g...,
What is the genetic mutation of c...,
What is the genetic mutation of f...
14
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7.7 Physiology of defecation and mechanisms of constipation
What kind of motility occurs in t...,
What are the four phases of defec...,
What is the top down hierarchy in...
12
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