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Overview
Be able to identify the 4 layers ...,
Describe how the major components...,
What mechanisms are in place to a...
17
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Motility Disorders of the GI tract
Understand that there are multipl...,
What is normal esophageal motility,
What is the altered esophageal mo...
10
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GI Motility & Regulation
Describe the two major types of m...,
Explain how the sympathetic and p...,
Describe the characteristics of t...
15
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GI Secretion
List the functions of secreted ga...,
Describe the protective mechanism...,
Discuss the modulation of gastric...
7
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GI Digestion & Absorption
Explain where carbohydrate digest...,
Predict the small intestine and c...,
Compare and contrast the carbohyd...
9
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Pathophys - Esophagus I&II
What are the symptoms of orophary...,
What are the symptoms of propulsi...,
What are the characteristics of a...
13
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Pathophys - Stomach
Epidemiology of h pylori infection,
Pathophysiology of h pylori infec...,
Treatment of h pylori infection
7
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Pathophys - Pancreas
What are the physiologic function...,
Describe the causes of acute panc...,
Describe the mechanism of acute p...
17
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Pathology of Stomach & Small Bowel
Describe the protective and damag...,
List the general features and cas...,
Understand the pathophysiology ep...
10
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Upper GI Pharm
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Diseases of the Small Bowel
What are the tumors of the append...,
Name 4 types of diarrhea based on...,
Describe the clinical presentatio...
10
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Diseases of the Colon
What are the similarities between...,
What are the differences between ...,
What are the complications of div...
9
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Diseases of Lower GI - Pathology (not done)
Define gluten sensitive enteropat...,
Describe the etiology of whipples...,
Describe the clinical presentatio...
20
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Lower GI Pharm
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Infectious Disease: Diarrhea
What are the two leading infectio...,
What is the age group preferentia...,
What is the leading cause of morb...
10
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Path of Gallbladder & Biliary Tree (not done)
What are the causes of gallstones...,
What is the mechanism of gallston...,
What is the presentation of galls...
19
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Path of Gallbladder & Exocrine Pancreas
Describe the pathogenesis of gall...,
What is the etiologic significanc...,
Name the more common neoplasms of...
5
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Imaging GI Tract
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Exocrine Pancreas & Salivary Gland Physiology
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Peds GI Disease
Understand the anatomic features ...,
Understand the anatomic features ...,
Understand the anatomic features ...
11
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Neoplasm of Lower GI
State the basic facts about neopl...,
List the four main molecular path...,
State the important risk factors ...
8
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