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Achalasia
Cause of achalasia,
What nerve plexus controls the lo...,
What demographic typically develo...
6
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Appendicitis
At what age is appendicitis most ...,
Describe the pathogenesis of appe...,
Describe the location and nature ...
12
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Acute Liver Failure
4 causes of acute liver failure,
Clinical features of acute liver ...,
Name the liver function tests whi...
3
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Pancreatitis
Describe the pathophysiology of p...,
Clinical features of pancreatitis,
What are the names given to peri ...
25
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Upper GI Bleed
Clinical features of patient pres...,
Oesophageal causes of ugi bleed,
Gastric causes of ugi bleed
7
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Alcoholic Liver disease
Describe typical lft findings in ...,
What medication can be used to tr...
2
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Anal Cancer
Most common cancer to occur in an...,
Which nodes drain the anal region...,
In what demographic is the incide...
7
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Anal fissure
What is an anal fissure,
What time frame separates an acut...,
Risk factors for anal fissure
7
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Ascending Cholangitis
What bug is usually responsible f...,
Most common predisposing factor t...,
Charcot s triad
6
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Ascites
How can ascites be classified,
Causes of high serum ascites albu...,
Causes of low serum ascites album...
5
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Autoimmune Hepatitis
Demographic most likely to develo...,
Three types autoimmune hepatitis,
Clinical features of autoimmune h...
6
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Barrett's Oesophagus
Describe what happens in barrett ...,
By how much does the risk of oese...,
How is barrett s subdivided
7
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Cholangiocarcinoma
Strongest risk factor for cholang...,
Clinical features of cholangiocar...,
Periumbilical lympahdenopathy
6
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C-Diff
Pathophysiology,
Most common cause of c diff,
Other than antibiotics what other...
10
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Coeliac disease
Coeliac patients are intolerant t...,
Describe the pathophysiology of c...,
Name other conditions often assoc...
13
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Colorectal cancer
In which part of the bowel is it ...,
What two genetic mutations can pr...,
How is hnpcc inherited
17
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Crohn's Disease
Where does crohns typically affect,
Does crohns cause inflammation in...,
At what age does crohns typically...
15
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Diverticular disease
Describe diverticulosis,
Risk factors for diverticular dis...,
Classical presentation of diverti...
5
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Dysphagia
Dysphagia associated with weight ...,
There may be a history of heartbu...,
Dysphagia with a history of hiv o...
13
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Eosinophilic Oesophagitis
Describe the usual demographic wh...,
Risk factors for eosinophilic oes...,
Usual presentation of eosinophili...
6
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Gallstones
Colicky abdominal painworse postp...,
Management of biliary colic,
Ruq painfevermurphys signoccasion...
10
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Gastric Cancer
Describe the usual demographic of...,
Risk factors for gastric cancer,
Clinical features
9
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Gilbert's Syndrome
How is gilbert syndrome inherited,
What is gilberts syndrome,
Features of gilbert syndrome
5
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Hernias
Protrudes through hesselback tria...,
Protrudes through the inguinal ri...,
Protrudes below the inguinal liga...
8
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Haemachromatosis
Inheritance of haemachromatosis,
What is haemachromatosis,
Presenting features
9
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H. Pylori
Is hpylori gram positive or negative,
What mechanisms does h pylori use...,
How does hpylori cause disease pa...
7
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Hepatic Encephalopathy
Mechanism of hepatic encephalopathy,
Clinical features of hepatic ence...,
Grading of hepatic encephalopathy
7
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Hep B and C
What is the first marker to appea...,
What does anti hbs imply,
Is hbeag a marker of hep b infection
6
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Hepatobiliary disease
Nausea and vomiting anorexiamyalg...,
Intermittent ruq pain often after...,
Pain similar to biliary colic but...
8
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Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC)
Main risk factor for developing hcc,
Other risk factors for developing...,
How does hcc usually present
7
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Hepatorenal syndrome
Pathophysiology of hepatorenal sy...,
Difference between type 1 and typ...,
Management of hepatorenal syndrome
3
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IBD
Bloody diarrhoea more commonabdom...,
Diarrhoea usually non bloodyweigh...,
Primary sclerosing cholangitis mo...
14
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IBS
Main presenting symptoms of irrit...,
Red flag features to consider bef...,
What investigations may be used i...
5
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Ischaemic Colitis
Describe the difference between m...,
Factors predisposing to bowel isc...,
Common clinical features of bowel...
9
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Liver Cirrhosis
Main 3 causes of liver cirrhosis,
Instead of liver biopsy what inve...,
Explain how a fibroscan works
5
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Malabsorption and Malnutrition
3 main symptoms of malabsorption,
3 main causes of malabsorption,
Intestinal causes of malabsorption
10
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NAFLD
Describe the different stages of ...,
Conditions associated with nafld,
Clinical features of nafld
7
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Oesophageal Cancer and disorders
What type of oesophageal cancer o...,
What type of oesophageal cancer o...,
Risk factors for oesophageal aden...
12
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Pancreatic Cancer
Where do most pancreatic cancers ...,
Associations of pancreatic cancer,
Clinical features of pancreatic c...
8
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Pernicious Anaemia
What is pernicious anaemia,
Other causes of b12 deficiency,
In pernicious anaemia what are th...
13
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Pharyngeal pouch
What causes a pharyngeal pouch,
Demographic in whom pharyngeal po...,
Clinical features of pharyngeal p...
6
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Primary Biliary Cirrhosis/Cholangitis (PBC)
Describe the presumed aetiology o...,
What patient demographic usually ...,
Other conditions associated with pbc
9
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Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis
Describe what happens in psc,
Conditions associated with psc,
Clinical features of psc
8
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Refeeding Syndrome
What is refeeding syndrome and wh...,
Metabolic disturbance seen in ref...,
Patients at risk of refeeding syn...
5
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Spontaneous Bacterial Peritonitis
Clinical features of sbp,
How is sbp diagnosed,
What is the most common organism ...
8
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Ulcerative Colitis
Where does inflammation in uc sta...,
At what age is the peak incidence...,
Clinical features of uc
16
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Variceal Haemorrhage
Acute management of variceal haem...,
Prophylaxis of variceal bleed,
What happens during a tipss prcedure
5
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Wilson's Disease
How is wilson s inherited,
Genetic mutation in wilson s,
What does wilson s disease cause ...
9
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Zollinger-Ellison syndrome
What is the typical characteristi...,
Where is a gastrin secreting tumo...,
What condition is associated with...
6
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