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Gastric Secretion
What are the five secretory produ...,
What two things do parietal cells...,
What does the pyloric mucosa secrete
28
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Salivary Gland Dz
What is sialadentitis,
What gland is frequently involved...,
What would cause a chronic sialad...
26
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GI Neoplasia I
What are factors associated with ...,
What are risk factors associated ...,
What is the stereotypical squamou...
29
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Peptic Disease
How do prostaglandins inhibit aci...,
What chemical induces acid secret...,
The arrival of food and acid in t...
37
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Pancreatic Secretion
Does the pancreas have cck1 recep...,
What cells make up most of the pa...,
What is the important channe in t...
17
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Pancreas I: Acute and Chronic
What are the four protective mech...,
What are the four signals that ac...,
What is the earliest event in the...
37
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Pancreas II: CF, Cystic Disorders and Cancer
What are the main symptoms of cf,
What is the gene defect in cf,
Explain the pathophys of cf
17
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Bile Secretion and Gall Bladder FXN
What is the function of the gall ...,
What percent of acids and salts a...,
What are the two categories of pr...
19
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Digestion and Absorption
What is the purpose of enterokinase,
What enzymes come from the stomach,
What enzymes come from the pancreas
41
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Malabsorption Pathology
What is a characteristic histolog...,
What do you see in the epithelium...,
Explain the molecular pathology o...
17
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Constipation and Megacolon
What are the short duration colon...,
What are long duration colonic co...,
What are the giant migrating comp...
26
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GI Neoplasia II: Bowel Tumros
What are the different formations...,
What are the different types of p...,
What are the types of adenomatous...
34
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Malabsorption
What is steatorrhea,
Who do we expect to ahve steatorrhea,
What are stool characteristics of...
16
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Pathophys of Diarrhea
T or f daily ingestion makes up t...,
Where is the majority of fluid ab...,
In the small intestine what trans...
36
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Inflammatory Bowel Diseaes
What is the onset age of ibd,
What is the first complain of som...,
What is the first complain of som...
32
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Carcinoid, GI Stromal Tumor and Lymphoma
What is the pathophysiology of ga...,
What on histology may the neuroen...,
What is the immunostain for neuro...
16
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Micro: H. Pylori, Vibrio, Campylobacter, and Anaerobes
What is the main cause of ulcers,
How is h pylori spread,
What types of cancers is h pylori...
34
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The Wonderful World of Enteric Viruses
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Ischemic and Vascular GI Disorders
What is the most important artery...,
List the connections between bran...,
Where do the colonic veins lie
28
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IBS
What is the epidemiology of ibs,
What do we consider the main culp...,
What is ibs c
9
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Normal and Abnormal Liver Function Tests
What lfts detect injury,
Which lfts detect clearance,
Tests of synthetic capacity of lfts
11
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Gallstones and Biliary Dz: Mechanical Cholestasis
Ifwhat is the function of bile ac...,
Funcitno of phospholipid in bile,
What do ig a and m do in bile
19
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Alcoholic Liver Dz
What is normal bilirubin level co...,
What causes the majority of chron...,
What are general characteristics ...
18
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Nonalcoholic Liver DZ
What is the greatest risk factor ...,
What is the epidemiology of nonal...,
What race has the highest rate of...
15
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Inherited Liver Dz
What is hepcidin,
Does hepcidin inhibit or activate...,
What is genetic hemachromatosis
39
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Drug-Induced Liver DZ
How do oral contraceptives lead t...,
What are the liver comlications o...,
What is the relationship between ...
6
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Acute Liver Injury I
What do transaminases and bilirub...,
What are kupffer cells,
What are ito cells
12
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Hepatobiliary Dx
What is the worst possible way to...,
What is the most common primary c...,
What is hcc
18
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Chronic Liver Injury
What is the limiting plate,
When do you classically see groun...,
When the inflammation of chronic ...
15
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Pathophys of Acute Liver Failre
What is the most common causeof a...,
When are you most worried about l...,
What are various hepatotoxic drugs
14
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Chronic Liver Failure II
What are several proposed mechani...,
What is chronic hepatic encephalo...,
What are physical signs of enceph...
10
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Chronic Liver Failure I
Where is the majority of the live...,
Describe the pathway from develop...,
Why are varices a major cause of ...
9
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Misc. GI and Liver Dz PART 1
What causes physiologic jaundice,
What are things causing conjugate...,
What are things causing unconjuga...
29
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Misc. GI and Liver Dz part 2
What is the urine odor associated...,
Phenylketonuria,
Trimethylaminuria
14
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Gastrointestinal Regulation
What length is gastrin that is se...,
What chemical on gastrin is respo...,
When you desulfate gastrin what d...
15
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Salivary Secretion
At high rates of salivary secreti...,
What is unique of the stimulation...,
What nerve is parasymp activation...
5
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Gastroparesis
What is the purpose of the fundus,
Purpose of antru,
Where is the pacemaker function
9
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GI motility
What are phasic contractions,
What are tonic contractions,
A vagotomy will affect which part...
10
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GI Motility Disorders Achalasia
What does the enteric nervous sys...,
What are the pacemaker cells,
What is the enteric excitatory ne...
19
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GERD and complications
What are protective factors again...,
What are causative factors of gerd,
What is the relationship in incid...
20
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