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Atypical Chest pain and Odynophagia
What are 3 non gi life threatenin...,
What are 3 gi life threatening ca...,
What may cause iatrogenic esophag...
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Oropharyngeal Dysphagia
What is dysphagia,
What will a patient sense with dy...,
When do oropharyngeal dysphagias ...
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Esophageal Dysphagia
Esophageal dysphagia is localized...,
With esophageal dysphagia where d...,
What is schatzki s ring
51
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16-1
What are 3 diseases of the teeth ...,
What are 3 diseases of the teeth ...,
What is caries
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16-2
3 common infections of the oral c...,
3 common infections of the oral c...,
Hsv 1 commonly affects
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16-3
What is a keratocystic odontogeni...,
What is a keratocystic odontogeni...,
Who is commonly affected with ker...
43
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16-4
3 major salivary glands,
Parotid gland secretes,
Tongue submucosa secretes
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Nausea and Vomiting
Retching,
Labored rhythmic respiratory acti...,
Regurgitation
25
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Dyspepsia and Heartburn
4 ddx considerations for dyspepsi...,
4 ddx considerations for dyspepsi...,
Dyspepsia
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Upper GIB
What classifies a bleed as an upp...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
Hematemesis
40
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H2 Antagonists and PPIs for PUD and GERD (anti-ulcer)
H2 receptor antagonists 3,
H2 receptor antagonists 3,
Proton pump inhibitors 6
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Surface, PGE1, Bismuth Compounds for PUD and GERD (anti-ulcer)
What is the surface acting agent,
What is the surface acting agent,
Sucralfate is a
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17-1 -- Congenital Anomalies
Many organs develop simultaneousl...,
Atresia,
Esophageal atresia involves the e...
40
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17-2 -- Esophagus
3 functional causes of esophageal...,
What can cause zenker diverticulum,
Functional causes of esophageal o...
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17-3 -- Stomach
The gastric mucosa has many facto...,
The gastric mucosa has many facto...,
The gastric mucosa has many facto...
29
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17-3 -- Stomach part 2
What are hypertrophic gastropathies,
Giant enlargement of the rugal folds,
What causes hypertrophic gastropa...
55
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Agents for Nausea and Vomiting (N/V)
What are 5 serotonin 5 ht3 recept...,
What are 5 serotonin 5 ht3 recept...,
What are 5 serotonin 5 ht3 recept...
27
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Agents for Nausea and Vomiting - specific applications
What serotonin receptor antagonis...,
Adverse effects of serotonin rece...,
What is the most worrisome seroto...
50
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Agents for IBD
Ibd,
2 types of ibd,
2 types of ibd
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Agents for IBD - specific applications
Asa,
What do 5 asa drugs substitute,
Which drugs in the 5 asa class ar...
50
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Agents for Diarrhea
What is a prostaglandin that can ...,
What is a prostaglandin that can ...,
3 main classes of drugs to treat ...
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Agents for Constipation
What are 4 classes of drugs to tr...,
What are 4 classes of drugs to tr...,
What are the peripheral opioid an...
30
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Laxative Agents
5 classes of laxative agents,
5 classes of laxative agents,
5 items in the bulk forming class
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17-4 -- obstruction/ischemic bowel disease
What is the most common site of i...,
What are the 4 most common reason...,
What are the 4 most common reason...
35
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17-5 -- Malabsorption
What is a stool sign of malabsorp...,
Steatorrhea,
Diarrhea can occur due to what 4 ...
50
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17-6 -- Infectious Enterocolitis
What are the reservoirs for vibri...,
Transmission for vibrio cholerae,
Pathogenesis for vibrio cholerae
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17-6 -- Parasites
Transmission of ascaris lumbricoides,
Describe the maturation process o...,
What can ascaris lumbricoides cause
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17-7 -- IBS/IBD
Ibs,
Symptoms of ibs,
Relapsing abdominal pain bloating...
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17-8 -- Polyps and Adenocarcinoma
Polyps that are small elevations ...,
Polyps that have a stalk,
Hamartomatous polyps increased __...
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17-9 -- Anus/Appendix
What causes hemorrhoids,
3 times when you are at an increa...,
3 times when you are at an increa...
25
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GI Trauma/Emergencies
Between what ages is appendicitis...,
Describe the history of the pain ...,
Early appendicitis can mimic
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GI Trauma/Emergencies - part 2
Who is usually affected by an abd...,
Aaa,
Aaa s require that the aortic dia...
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Lower GIB
Lower gi bleed involves a source ...,
Most common sign of a lgib,
Differential diagnoses of lgib de...
45
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Treatment for GI Bacterial Infections
What is the general regimen for i...,
What is the general regimen for i...,
For low clarithromycin resistance...
25
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Treatment for Helminth and Protozoal Infections
Main anti protozoal agents,
Main anti protozoal agents,
What are 2 protozoal infections
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Anorectal Disease
What can cause hemorrhoids,
Hemorrhoids is due to increased,
Symptoms of hemorrhoids
24
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Occult GIB
What is an occult gi bleed,
What are the 2 most common causes...,
What are the 2 most common causes...
39
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Abdominal Pain
1 condition that presents with ep...,
What are some risk factors for aaa,
Aaa are usually found incidentall...
55
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Diarrhea
With diarrhea what electrolytes w...,
Acute diarrhea is less than,
Chronic diarrhea is more than
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Immuno IBD
Ibd involves 2 disorders that inv...,
Ulcerative colitis,
Crohns disease
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Immuno IBD part 2
Normal homeostasis involves ____ ...,
With homeostasis what cells are n...,
With homeostasis what cells are n...
35
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Pancreatic Patient
Is acute pancreatitis an emergency,
What occurs with acute pancreatitis,
What are common causes of acute p...
45
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Elevated Liver Enzymes and Jaundice
Are liver function tests markers ...,
Ast,
Alt
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Biliary Gallbladder
Cholelithiasis,
2 types of gallstones,
Symptoms of cholelithiasis
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Acute Hepatitis
Hepatitis,
Most common etiologies for acute ...,
Most common symptoms for acute he...
45
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Acute Liver Failure
Toxic and drug induced hepatitis,
What are 2 common causes of dili,
What is an example of a dose depe...
25
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Hepatitis Lab Values
What will be during the window pe...,
What will be with an acute infection,
What will be with a prior infection
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Chronic Liver Disease - part 1
What characterizes chronic hepatitis,
List some common causes of chroni...,
Main transmission for chronic vir...
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Chronic Liver Disease - part 2
What does right sided heart failu...,
What labs will be elevated with r...,
What is ischemic hepatitis
50
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Hepatitis B Medications
Is there treatment for an acute h...,
What are 3 goals for treatment of...,
If the goals for treatment of chr...
40
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Hepatitis C Medications
What is the goal of treatment for...,
What is the goal of treatment for...,
What is the sustained viral respo...
40
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18-1
What may be the first only sign o...,
Hepatocellular lab changes,
Cholestasis lab changes
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18-2
Hepatitis a,
What is the incubation period for...,
When is hav shed in the stool
35
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18-3
What usually mediates injury with...,
What enzyme family is involved in...,
Where are cyp450 enzymes the most...
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18-4
Cholestasis,
Cholestasis,
Decrease in bile flow
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18-5
Autoimmune hepatitis primarily af...,
Which hla s are associated with a...,
Autoimmune hepatitis involves an ...
44
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18-6
Choledochal cyst,
Congenital dilation of common bil...,
When who do choledochal cysts usu...
52
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18-7
What are 3 benign lesions of the ...,
Benign non neoplastic lesion of t...,
What usually causes focal nodular...
40
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Pediatric GI
What causes gastroesophageal refl...,
What should you obtain with a chi...,
Symptoms of ger
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Pediatric Jaundice
If a patient has conjugated hyper...,
If a patient has unconjugated hyp...,
Direct coombs test
30
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19-1
How does the pancreas normally ar...,
What are 2 common congenital anom...,
Pancreas divisum
50
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