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Lecture 1 -Brief introduction to the GI tract
Function of the mouth,
Fucntion of the oesophagus,
Function of stomach
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Lecture 1- Control of the gut- nerves
The gi is under what nervous control,
Autonomic nervous system,
Where do the cell bodies of the a...
21
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Lecture 1- Control of the gut- hormones
Hormones,
Paracrine hormones,
Neurocrine hormones
29
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Lecture 2- Epithelia of the gut
Types of epithelium in the gut,
Where is stratified squamous found,
Where is simple columnar found
26
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Lecture 2- Layers of the gut
How many layers,
Name the layers of the gut from o...,
Serosa
9
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Lecture 2- Peritoneal cavity
Abdominal and pelic cavity are,
Peritoneal cavity is lined with,
Mesothelium
17
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Lecture 2- Abdominal wall muscles
Layers of the abdominal wall,
3x paired anterolateral muscles,
1 x paired vertical muscle
18
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Lecture 3- Embryology of gut development 1
What are we left with after gastr...,
Mesoderm can be further split int...,
Paraxial mesoderm turns into
45
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Lecture 4- Abdominal hernias
A hernia is a,
Hernia consists of three components,
45
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Lecture 5- Embryology of gut development 2
Midgut starts at,
The midgut consists ofd,
Midgut development starts at
29
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Lecture 6- Swallowing and saliva
Fucntion of salivs,
Lubrication,
Protection
35
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Lecture 7- the stomach
Function of the stomach,
Part of the stomach that is close...,
Top of the heart
80
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Lecture 8- Blood supply to the foregut
The aorta can be divided into fou...,
Aorta terminates at the level of,
The ascending aorta arises from the
11
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Lecture 8- Pancreas and liver
Chyme enters rhe duodenum from th...,
Why is chyme that leaves the stom...,
Why does this hypertonic solution...
54
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Lecture 9- Digestion and absorption
Chos are,
Polysacchairdes,
Disacharides
49
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Lecture 10- Intestines
Duodenum jejunum and ileum,
Junction between jejunum and ileum,
Features of the jejunum
16
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Lecture 11- Liver function and pathology
Function of the liver,
Storage function,
Synthetic function
63
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Lecture 12- Jaundice and liver function tests (LFTs)
Jaundice,
When hb goes to the spleen it is ...,
Haem metabolism
51
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Lecture 13- Liver anatomy
Liver is the,
Sits,
Main function
37
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Lecture 14 – Inflammatory bowel disease
Ibd is a,
2 common types,
Other ibd diversion colitis pouch...
26
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Lecture 15- Distal GI tract pathology
Definition of diarrhoea,
Pathophysiology of diarrhea,
Fluid movement down gi tract norm...
44
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Lecture 15- Rectum and anal canal anatomy
How long is the rectum,
Anatomy of the rectum,
Function of the rectum
48
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Formative exam
A 43 year old woman present to he...,
Why does the pain associated with...,
Several weeks later the lady retu...
35
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Lecture 16- Upper GI cancer
Upper gi malignancy symptoms,
Dysphagia,
Types of dysphagia
27
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Lecture 16- Lower GI cancer
Symptoms of lower gi cancers,
Obstructions,
Red flags associated with obstruc...
34
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Lecture 17- GI infections
The gut is a tube great way to ge...,
Main defence against toxins,
Role of bacteria in the colon
90
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Lecture 18- GI emergencies 1/2
Causes of peritonitis,
What is peritonitis,
The peritoneal cavity is usually
64
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Lecture 18- GI emergencies 2/2
Acute mesenteric ischemia,
Risk factors of acute mesenteric ...,
Causes of acute mesenteric ischaemia
38
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Blood supply to the gut
Which artery supplies the foreguit,
The celiac trunk can be divided i...,
The common hepatic branches
14
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GI PPQ
What are the borders of hesselbac...,
Where do the paracolic gutters ch...,
Below the arcuate line the postei...
25
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Lecture 19– imaging of the GI tract
Imaging available for gi system,
Axr is utilised as a firstline,
When is axr used vs ct scan in re...
45
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Lecture 20- End of term TopHat
Stomach acid is involved in,
Which of these viscera are retrop...,
What emulsifies fat
14
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Meninges, osteology and neuro ppq
What passes through the hole labe...,
A fracture involving the orbital ...,
A fracture involving the ethmoid ...
25
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Inguinal hernias and canal
The on,
The opening of the inguinal canal...,
Development of the inguinal canal
27
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Lecture 13– Introduction to neuropathology
Types of neuropathology,
The cns is usually sterile name 3...,
Cerebral abscess cause by middle ...
61
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