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Hydrocephalus & Shunt Malfunction
What symptoms are associated with...,
A lumbar puncture is performed on...,
This type of congenital hydroceph...
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Pharmacology of General Anesthetics
True false etomidate is an anesth...,
What are the advantages of ketamine,
What is minimum alveolar concentr...
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Pharmacology of Neuromuscular Blocking Agents
What is the moa of depolarizing n...,
What is the moa of dantrolene,
What adrs are associated with dep...
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Pharmacology of Centrally-Acting Skeletal Muscle Relaxants
How do centrally acting skeletal ...,
What is the moa of diazepam,
What benzodiazepine is best used ...
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Pathophysiology of Epilepsy
Hyperexcitability of an epileptic...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
What is the difference between th...
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Pharmacology of Anti-Seizure Drugs
What drugs are used as rescue dru...,
This drug is second line for stat...,
What asms are broad spectrum enzy...
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Clinical Perspective of Epilepsy
What is the most common type of e...,
A head ct is most useful when con...,
What is status epilepticus
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Pain & Pain Syndromes
A nerve is completely transected ...,
What is the cause of giant cell a...,
Hyper reflexive reflexes may be i...
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Autonomic Dysfunctions
Between what levels of the spinal...,
Ejaculation is,
Where does the autonomic ns origi...
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Introduction to Neuroradiology
Soft tissues and vasculature of t...,
For neuroimaging x rays after use...,
When is contrast not needed for a...
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Cranial Nerves
What is the modality of the trige...,
What nucleus is responsible for t...,
What is cn vii
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Cranial Nerve Neuropathies
What is giant cell arteritis temp...,
What symptoms are associated with...,
How is giant cell arteritis tempo...
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Spinal Cord Syndromes
Hyperextension injuries such as s...,
What is the primary motor spinal ...,
What are common causes of tabes d...
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Brainstem Syndromes
What are the medial medullary syn...,
What are the lateral medullary sy...,
Marie foix is a syndrome of what ...
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Pharmacology of Drugs Used For Glaucoma
What drugs may be administered sy...,
What is the first line drug for t...,
What is the moa of muscarinic ago...
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Vestibular Dysfunctions
A 40yo male presents with episode...,
Migrane with aura are typically d...,
This type of vertigo is due to ba...
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Clinical Common Disorders of the Eye & Eyelid
What term describes a difference ...,
A patient presents to the clinic ...,
A growth on the eye requiring sur...
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Pathology of Ischemic Disease of the CNS
Strangulation with an object is t...,
What are the different types of a...,
What artery is most prone to an e...
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Pathology of Hemorrhagic Diseases of the CNS
This disease is due to fibromuscu...,
This type of aneurysm is caused b...,
Ruptured cerebral aneurysms most ...
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Clinical Perspectives of Reticular system, Brain Death, & Coma
What is the lazarus sign,
What diagnostic tests are conside...,
Brain death can be diagnosed at t...
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Imaging of Vascular Diseases of the Brain
What radiologic test is used to d...,
24 hours to 1 week describes what...,
What imaging study may be conduct...
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Pathophysiology of Traumatic Head Injury & Herniation Syndromes
An 8 month old baby is autopsied ...,
This type of skull fracture is mo...,
What is a cingulate gyrus herniation
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Clinical Perspective - Clinical Sports Related Head Trauma
What is the mechanism of a concus...,
Chronic traumatic encephalopathy ...,
What is the mechanism of the q co...
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Clinical Perspective of Neurological Emergencies
What are the four types of cerebr...,
What compensatory mechanisms may ...,
This type of brain herniation com...
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Radiology of Head Trauma
A high velocity trauma mva or fal...,
What is an accumulation of csf in...,
What imaging modality is best to ...
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Pathophysiology of Movement Disorders
True false a greater number of ca...,
What mechanisms contribute to the...,
True false multiple system atroph...
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Clinical Perspective of Movement Disorders
This term describes an urgent nee...,
This type of akathisia appears wi...,
What term describes involuntary e...
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Clinical Perspectives - Basal Ganglia Disorders
Parkinson s disease is associated...,
Wilson s disease presents with ne...,
What is the genetic
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Pharmacology of Drugs for Neurodegenerative Disorders
What anticholinergic drugs are us...,
What life threatening adrs are as...,
What is the primary strategy for ...
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Cerebral Pathways & Disorders
Paying no attention to one side o...,
Vision perception and memory are ...,
Language and language dependent m...
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Peripheral & CNS Degeneration & Regeneration
What is the mechanism of tbg b in...,
What is transsynaptic transneuron...,
Blockage of this receptor in the ...
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Clinical Perspective - Multiple Sclerosis & Demyelination Disorders
What are the most common symptoms...,
Multiple sclerosis onset is most ...,
What is a neuro immune disease
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Clinical Perspective - Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Diagnosis & Management
What is the predominant theory fo...,
What is the primary drug to treat...,
Motor neurons supplying what stru...
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Clinical Perspective - Pediatric Neurology
What is the most common reason fo...,
Presentation of these actions ind...,
What is sun setting
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Pharmacology of Local Anesthetics
What class of local anesthetic is...,
What types of nerve bundles mantl...,
What is the effect of inflammatio...
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CNS Infections & Pathology
Asplenic or complement deficient ...,
What organisms are most likely to...,
What is the most common arbovirus...
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Pathology of CNS Neoplasms
What neoplasm is said to have mot...,
What is the histologic appearance...,
What neoplasm has a whorld patter...
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Clinical Perspectives of CNS Neoplasms
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Pharmacology of Migraine Medicaiton
What is the moa of ergot alkaloid...,
What is the first line triptan fo...,
True false patients may have diff...
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Clinical Perspectives of Headache Disorders
What is the difference between a ...,
True false the dura surrounding t...,
What are the pain insensitive bra...
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Neuropathology of Aging
True false dementia is a temporar...,
What is the second most common ca...,
Familial alzheimer s disease has ...
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Clinical Approach to Cognitive Change
How do minor and major neurocogni...,
Pick bodies are associated with w...,
Frontotemporal dementia may be co...
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Psychiatry History & Introduction
What is the gold standard resourc...,
True false wide pharmaceutical us...,
True false a patient who is invol...
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Neurological Basis of Psychiatric Dysfunction
What is the primary neurotransmit...,
Where is histamine the primary ne...,
From what amino acid is serotonin...
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Pharmacology of Mood Disorders
What is the neurotrophic hypothes...,
What is the monoamine hypothesis ...,
What is the neuroendocrine hypoth...
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Pharmacology of Psychotic Disorders
Hypofunctioning of this pathway i...,
What is neuroleptic malignant syn...,
What are the common typical 1st g...
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Clinical Approach to Psychotic Disorders
These types of hallucinations are...,
What is psychosis,
How long must symptoms last for a...
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Clinical Perspective of Anxiety Disorders
What are the treatment options fo...,
How long must symptoms persist fo...,
What is the criteria for a panic ...
25
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Pharmacology of Anxiety Disorders
What is the moa of buspirone,
This sedative hypnotic medication...,
For what conditions are benzodiaz...
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Clinical Perspective of Sleep Cycle & Sleep Disorders
What is the most common psychiatr...,
What disorder is characterized by...,
This sleep disorder is characteri...
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Sexual & Somatization Disorders
True false factitious disorder ma...,
What is dissociative fugue,
This disorder presents when an in...
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Eating Disorders
What are the types of anorexia ne...,
What term is used to describe the...,
What is the recommended treatment...
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Psychiatry & Legal Medicine
A patient presents to the ed comp...,
What are the two rules of hippa,
Seclusion is generally utilized t...
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Clinical Approach to Addiction Psychiatry
A woman with an opioid use disord...,
What brain structures systems are...,
What are the stages of addiction
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Pharmacology of Alcohol
Mptoms of,
This drug treats chronic alcoholi...,
What physical defects may present...
31
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Pharmacology of Psychomotor Stimulants
Nicotine preferentially acts on n...,
This drug is a partial agonist of...,
This drug acts by promoting the p...
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Pharmacology of Hallucinogenics
How long do bad lsd trips general...,
What is the active ingredient of ...,
True false
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Psychotherapy
In operant conditioning this is t...,
In this form of conditioning a na...,
In this form of conditioning a sp...
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Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
What non stimulant is approved to...,
What drugs are approved to treat ...,
What is the only medication class...
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Pharmacology of ADHD Drugs
What are the contraindications fo...,
What is the neurochemical basis o...,
This adhd medication may be used ...
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Transplant Immunology
What type of hypersensitivity is ...,
What process checks to ensure the...,
What criteria help reduce the cha...
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Nutritional Pathology
What are the fat soluble vitamins,
What is vitamin b1,
What are the most common disorder...
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Wound Healing & Tissue Repair
How does first and second intenti...,
Tgf b pdgf have similar functions...,
What proteins stabilize and promo...
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Acute & Chronic Inflammation
What chemicals mediate pain,
The absence of sialyl lewis glyco...,
Patients with mpo deficiency ofte...
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Pathophysiology of Pain
What pain theory was characterize...,
What are the three types of pain,
What is analgesia
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Opiod Analgesics & Antagonists
What is the mechanism of action f...,
True false opioids are rarely use...,
What opioid antagonist may be use...
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Self Tolerance & TRegs
A t cell activates to self antige...,
How do the mechanisms against sel...,
What types of lymphocytes are eli...
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Cholinergics & Anticholinergics
True false acetylcholine is alway...,
Nicotinic receptors are only foun...,
What type of receptors are locate...
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Adrenergic Agonists & Antagonists
What is the primary clinical indi...,
What adr is associated with high ...,
What serious effect is associated...
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NSAIDs
What is the primary clinical use ...,
What nsaid is contraindicated in ...,
How can an od of aspirin be treated
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Pharmacology of Antibiotics
What adrs are associated with sul...,
The b lactamase inhibitor clavula...,
What are the common marcolides
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Pharmacology of Antimalarials
What is the moa of chloroquine,
Describe the pk of chloroquine,
What adrs are associated with chl...
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Pathophysiology of Anemia
Hemodilution causes relative anem...,
How is thalassemia treated,
What will the total iron binding ...
29
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Pathophysiology of Coagulation Disorders
What lab tests may be run in orde...,
What is the function of desmopressin,
Tissue factor is involved in what...
29
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Pharmacology of Antivirals
What nrti is associated with hype...,
What integrase inhibitors are use...,
What adr is associated with cidof...
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Pharmacology of Antifungals
A patient is diagnosed with onych...,
Vision disturbances hallucination...,
What antifungal targets microtubu...
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Pediatric Pathology
This type or tumor is made up of ...,
What characterizes denys drash sy...,
What are the symptoms of wagr syn...
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Tumor Immunology
What cells are most important in ...,
What is the difference between tu...,
What tumor associated antigen is ...
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Molecular Basis of Neoplasia
What are the three typical ways i...,
What are the most important cell ...,
True false increased production o...
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Tumor Progression & Metastasis
What is perineural invasion,
What three factors are utilized i...,
What organs are most frequently i...
23
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Spinal Cord & Tracts
How is the flexor reflex facilita...,
What is the function of lamina vi...,
What stimuli is transmitted via t...
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Cranial Nerves COPY
What is the modality of the trige...,
What nucleus is responsible for t...,
What is cn vii
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Signs & Symptoms of the GI System
What are the two most common caus...,
This acute abdomen emergency has ...,
Chronic pancreatitis has a simila...
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Pathology of the Oral Cavity & Salivary Glands
This disorder is inflammation of ...,
How does mucoepidermoid carcinoma...,
Viral causes of oropharynx squamo...
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Pathology of the Esophagus
This disorder is a protrusion of ...,
This type of esophageal obstructi...,
What is the most common cause of ...
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Pathophysiology of the Liver
This disease is characterized by ...,
What is the recommended treatment...,
True false aspartate aminotransfe...
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Pharmacology of Anti-Emetics
What receptors are located in the...,
This emetic mechanism responds to...,
This emetic mechanism responds to...
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Pharmacology of Acid-Peptic Disease
What class of drugs is most effec...,
A patient comes to the er with an...,
What is the moa of misoprostol
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Pathophysiology of Jaundice
What enzyme is responsible for th...,
Conjugated unconjugated bilirubin...,
How is dubin johnson syndrome cha...
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Infectious Causes of Hepatitis
What hepatitis viruses are most c...,
This type of test is used to diag...,
This hepatitis antigen is secrete...
27
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Pathology of Hepatitis
What rash is associated with hbv,
What alleles are associated with ...,
Epithelioid granulomas are histol...
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Pathology of Alcohol, Metabolic Liver Disease, & Neoplasms
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Pathology of the Gallbladder & Biliary Tree
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Pharmacology of Anti-Hepatitis Drugs
What antivirals are ns3 4a protea...,
What is the only hcv antiviral gi...,
What nrtis are used to treat hbv
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Pharmacology of Liver Toxicity
Calcium disturbances are a mechan...,
What is the most common classific...,
What enzyme is most specific for ...
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Pathophysiology of the Pancreas
What opioid should be avoided in ...,
What are the ionic laboratory fin...,
What is the function of cholecyst...
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Pathology of the Pancreas
What gene is most commonly mutate...,
What sign is highly associated wi...,
True false pancreatic neoplasms o...
28
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Clinical Correlations of the Upper GI System - Esophagus, Stomach, Gallbladder
What is gastroparesis,
What is the most common complicat...,
What are the two most common type...
47
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Pediatric Considerations of the GI System, Nutrition, & Vitamins
This condition is characterized b...,
True false a patient who is nutri...,
True false cow s milk is not reco...
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Pathology of Malabsorption
What is the classic clinical pres...,
Describe the pathophysiology of g...,
What serum antibodies have been a...
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Helminths & Protozoa
This protozoan is highly resistan...,
What is the recommended treatment...,
What symptoms are associated with...
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Pathology of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
This inflammatory bowel disease h...,
This form if ibd is characterized...,
True false granulomas are present...
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Viral & Bacterial Causes of Gastroenteritis
This bacteria is halophilic and g...,
What is the leading cause of spor...,
What bacteria is responsible for ...
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Pharmacology of Anti-Parasitic Drugs
What is the moa of albendazole an...,
This antiparasitic drug is the dr...,
This drug inhibits tubulin polyme...
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Pathology of the General Intestinal Tract
This gi pathology is caused by th...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
Acute appendicitis is a surgical ...
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Clinical Correlations of the Upper GI System - Liver & Pancreas
What is hepato renal syndrome,
Obstruction is most associated wi...,
Patients with primary sclerosing ...
32
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Genetics of GI Diseases
What is the function of gatekeepe...,
Tyrosine kinase inhibitors are in...,
The msh2 and mlh1 genes are most ...
21
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Pathophysiology of Diarrhea & Malabsorption
Sudden onset diarrhea with abdomi...,
How is lactose intolerance diagnosed,
True false patients with chronic ...
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Pharmacology of Diarrhea, Constipation, IBS & IBD Agent
This class of drugs are used for ...,
These drugs are indicated to trea...,
What is the moa of natalizumab
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Pathology of Neoplastic & Non-Neoplastic Polyps and Colon Cancer
What is the most common side of c...,
What are the most common location...,
Levels of this marker can be moni...
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Pharmacology of Agents Used in Colorectal Cancer
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Clinical Correlations of the Lower GI System
This dermatologic rash is highly ...,
Diverticulitis staging,
This is a severe complication of ...
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Neonatal Janudice
True false unconjugated bilirubin...
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Pediatric Considerations of the GI System
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GI Emergencies
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Surgical Considerations of the GI Tract
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