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GI embryology, transesophageal anomalies
What are the developmental defect...,
What are the different intestinal...,
Describe midgut development inclu...
13
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GI ligaments
Falciform ligament connects struc...,
Hepatoduodenal ligament connects ...,
What is the pringle maneuver
16
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GI blood supply
What is superior mesenteric arter...,
Foregut parasympathetic innervati...,
Midgut parasympathetic innervatio...
15
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Liver anatomy
What is contained in a portal tri...,
Zone i in liver,
Zone iii in liver
14
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GI regulatory substances
Cholecystokinin source action reg...,
Gastrin source action regulation,
Under what conditions does gastri...
14
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appendix and IBD
What are causes of appendicitis,
Signs of appendicitis,
What is a common complication of ...
12
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small bowel
Duodenal atresia what is it who i...,
Clinical features of duodenal atr...,
What is meckel s diverticulum cause
20
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small bowel from pathoma continued
Tropical sprue definiton,
How is tropical sprue different f...,
Whipple disease
13
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GI secretory products
Intrinsic factor source action notes,
Gastric acid source action regula...,
What is a gastrinoma
15
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GI drugs
What are the h2 blockers use mech...,
H2 blocker toxicity,
Proton pump inhibitor mechanism a...
11
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GI drugs pg 372 and bile/bilirubin physio
Osmotic laxatives examples and me...,
Infliximab mechanism use toxicity,
Sulfasalazine mechanism and use
11
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salivary and oral cavity pathology
What is cleft lip and palate what...,
What is behcet syndrome what is t...,
Where does the hsv1 virus remain ...
11
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esophageal abnormalities
Esophageal web definition present...,
What is plummer vinson syndrome,
Zenker diverticulum definition cu...
16
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stomach pathology
What is pyloric stenosis presenta...,
Acute gastritis general schemata,
Chronic gastritis general schemata
22
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Other intestinal disorders, diverticuli, hirsprung
Angiodysplasia,
Ileus,
Meconium ileus
19
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colon cancers from pathoma
What are the pathways by which co...,
What is the microsatellite instab...,
Hnpcc
7
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exocrine pancreas
What is annular pancreas,
What is the definition of acute p...,
What are the common causes of acu...
11
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gallbladder pathology
What is biliary atresia how does ...,
Cholelithiasis causes,
What is the most common type of g...
15
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Jaundice
Extravascular hemolysis or ineffe...,
Physiologic jaundice of the newbo...,
Gilbert syndrome mechanism etiolo...
9
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hepatitis and most cirrhosis
What viruses cause hepatitis disc...,
Presentation of viral acute hepap...,
What is the histo in chronic vira...
21
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Biliary syndromes and HCC
Primary biliary cirrhosis patholo...,
Primary sclerosing cholangitis pa...,
Secondary biliary cirrhosis patho...
13
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