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Decks in this class (54)

Pharmacology of Fluid Motility
Causes of travellers diarrhoea,
The most common strain of bacteri...,
Non infectious causes of diarrhoea
41  cards
Diverticular Disease
What is diverticular disease,
What is diverticualr disease often,
Causes
22  cards
Colitis
Aetiology,
Symptoms,
Investigations
26  cards
Coeliac Disease
Intolerance to what causes coelia...,
Peaks in onset,
Histology
23  cards
Appendicitis
Is it a surgical emergency,
More common in children or adults,
Histology
16  cards
physiology and pharmacology of the Liver
What is a marker of liver function,
Low albumin is a sign of what,
What is hypoalbuminaeia also foun...
42  cards
biochemistry of the liver
Function of alpha globulins,
What type of globulin is retinal ...,
What does rental binding protein do
25  cards
acute liver disease
Time frame,
Definition,
Clinical features
13  cards
chronic liver disease
What is the definition of a chron...,
Pbc,
Pbc epidemiology and classical pr...
57  cards
hepatitis
Hep a type of virus,
Hep a spread and peak age,
Hep a acute or chronic
42  cards
acute pancreatitis
Describe the pathology,
Stage 1,
Stage 2
33  cards
public health
Is the act good for everyone who ...,
Is the act right or wrong in itse...,
Whether an action is right or wro...
19  cards
chronic pancreatitis
What is it,
Pathology,
Outline the effect alcohol has on...
21  cards
cancer of the pancreas
Most common type of cancer and place,
Where do cancers of the endocrine...,
Gastrinoma
22  cards
biliary tract and gallbladder
Gallstone are more common in,
How can crohns lead to gallstones,
Gallstone pathophysiology
40  cards
histology
What change in epithelium is ther...,
What are at the bottom of gastric...,
What are gastric pits lined by
25  cards
tropical sprue, SBO and whipple's
Tropical sprue,
Where does tropical sprue effect ...,
Tropical sprue cf
27  cards
benign liver tumours
What is the most common,
Who are haemangioma most common in,
Haemangioma cf
18  cards
benign liver cyst
Simple cyst,
Hydatid cyst caused by,
Hydatid cyst found in what regions
20  cards
hepatocellular carcinoma
Men or women more common,
What is it associated with,
Explain symptoms
17  cards
oesophagus
Main symptoms involving the oesop...,
Oesophagitis,
Oesophagitis acute
31  cards
GORD
Gord,
Histology,
Aetiology
9  cards
Intra Abdominal Infection and Sepsis
Define colonisation,
Define infection,
Define bacteraemia
26  cards
bowel obstruction
Intussusception,
Intussusception stools,
Intussusception us
31  cards
polyps
Hyper plastic polyps,
What are harmatomatous polyps,
What is the most common symptom o...
21  cards
colorectal cancer
Inheritance,
Dukes a,
Dukes b
28  cards
IBS
Female to male ratio,
Rome iii criteria,
Aetiology
12  cards
microbiology supplementary
Where does inflammation from camp...,
Where does inflammation from salm...,
Salmonella population effected
60  cards
IBD general
Peak age,
Aetiology,
What does the nod 2 gene usually do
20  cards
UC
Mucosal or transmural,
Whichbaprt of the gi tract does i...,
What t cells are involved
22  cards
Crohns
Mural or transmural,
Which part of the gi tract does i...,
What is the nature of the disease
17  cards
disorders of perianal area
Cf of haemorrhoids,
Haemorrhoids common positions,
Causes of haemorrhoids
21  cards
achalasia
What is achalasia,
What are the symptoms,
When is regurgitation worse
16  cards
stomach and duodenum
Gastritis,
Acute gastritis,
Acute gastritis rf
22  cards
gastric cancer
What are the 2 types of adenocarc...,
Intestinal adenocarcinoma,
Diffuse adenocarcinoma
15  cards
peptic ulcer
What is a peptic ulcer,
Aetiology,
General symptoms
20  cards
physiology 1
Satiation,
Satiety,
Adiposity
106  cards
liver cirrhosis
What causes cirrhosis,
Is cirrhosis reversible,
What initiates fibrosis
29  cards
NAFLD
Nafld,
Outline the progression,
What is simple steatosis
14  cards
alcohol
What is the safe weekly number of...,
Acute effects of alcohol,
Chronic effects on the cns
13  cards
hernia
What is a hernia,
Name some predisposing factors th...,
What is prostatism a sign of
37  cards
STIs
What is neisseria gonorrhoea,
How is gonorrhoea transmitted,
Symptoms of gonorrhoea
26  cards
pharmacology of nausea and vomiting
How is vomiting induced,
What are the sphincters like duri...,
Name 3 prodromal signs
52  cards
IF and malnutrition
What is ulna length an estimate of,
What does hand grip dyamometry as...,
What does mid upper arm circumfer...
42  cards
upper GI bleed
Symptoms,
What is severity measured by,
Treatment of bleeding
15  cards
cryptosporidosis
What is cryptosporidosis,
How is it diagnosed,
Treatment
9  cards
biochem of liver
What does retinol binding protein do,
What are the functions of plasma ...,
What does vit a deficiency cause
42  cards
lipid metabolism
How do lipids cross the cell memb...,
Can fa be used for gluconeogenesis,
Where does beta oxidation occur
34  cards
jaundice
Pre hepatic jaundice,
Causes of pre hepatic jaundice,
What is gilberts
19  cards
LFTs
What sort of time frame does albu...,
What sort of time frame does prot...,
What is pt a measure of
13  cards
anatomy 1 and 2
What is the attachment of the tem...,
What is the attachment of the mas...,
What is the attachment of the med...
37  cards
investigations
Investigations for cholecystitis ...,
Pancreas,
Perforation
21  cards
questions
What is teh chest pain like in ac...,
Achalasia dysphagia to,
What does crunchy skin mean
38  cards
bins
Red bin,
Blue bin,
Yellow
5  cards

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