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Session 1 - Introduction to the GI system
What is the overall function of t...,
What are the qualities of the pro...,
What solutions does the process o...
56
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Session 1 - Clinical
What is the normal epithelium of ...,
Approximately how long is the oes...,
What is the distance from the inc...
33
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GI development pt 1
What is the key stage which forms...,
What happens when the embryo fold...,
What happens when the embryo fold...
88
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Session 2 - Saliva and the Salivary glands
What structures facilitate mastic...,
What is the purpose of the teeth,
What are the muscles of mastication
59
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Session 5 - Disorders of the Stomach
Name four common disorders of the...,
What is the main symptom of gastr...,
Give three complications of gastr...
53
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Session 5 - Stomach anatomy
What are the five main parts of t...,
What are the two main borders of ...,
Where does the oesophagogastric j...
30
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Session 2 - Notes
Explain why it is harder to swall...,
What are two causes of odynophagia,
The external lining of the primit...
7
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Session 3 - Abdominal wall and the mesenteries
What are the three borders of the...,
What is the anterolateral abdomin...,
What does the anterolateral abdom...
46
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Session 3 - The mesenteries
What is the vitelline duct,
What is a patent vitellintestinal...,
What is a vitelline cyst
91
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Session 3 - Hernias
Give three sites of potential wea...,
What is the inguinal canal,
In which direction does the ingui...
34
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Session 4 - The Stomach
Describe the functions of the sto...,
What is the structural component ...,
What are the five cell types foun...
46
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Session 4 - notes
How exactly is gastrin release in...
1
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Session 5 - Notes
What do naids inhibit,
What is cox 1 reponsible for,
How can you remove ach stimulatio...
3
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Session 6 - Anatomy of the liver, gall bladder, pancreas and spleen
What is the largest gland in the ...,
How are nutrients conveyed to the...,
Where can the liver be found
56
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Session 6 - Anatomy of the pancreas and spleen
What is the pancreas,
At what verterbral level can you ...,
Where does the pancreas lie in re...
25
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Session 6 - Physiology of the liver, biliary tree and pancreas
What are the key properties of ch...,
Where is chyme secreted into,
How is acidity regulated and corr...
57
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GI development pt 2
What does the midgut give rise to,
How is the primary intestinal loo...,
Describe the midgut loop what are...
45
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Session 7 - Liver, gallbladder and pancreas 2
Outline 7 different toxins which ...,
What are the two overall defence ...,
What are the two parts of the inn...
54
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Session 7 - Jaundice, Hepatic Portal tension and pancreatitis
How does the liver generate amino...,
What three things are we looking ...,
What can be detected in hepatocel...
63
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Session 7 - Notes
Name three virus that are resista...,
Where are kupffer cells and what ...,
Define the term cirrhosis listing...
15
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Session 8 - Some very intestine stuff
Give the properties of chyme in t...,
How is the acidity of chyme corre...,
How is hypertonic chyme corrected
75
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Session 8 - Take a (inflammatory) bow(el)
Give five types of inflammatory b...,
What is ulcerative colitis,
Where is the incidence of ulcerat...
43
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Session 8 - Anatomy of the intestines
Add table,
Where is the jejunum found where ...,
How long are the jejunum and ileu...
21
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Session 8 - Notes
What are intestinal crypts intest...,
What is the unstirred layer,
What is meant by the term segment...
7
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Session 9 - Gastrointestinal Tract
How many bacteria are there in th...,
Give five functions of normal gut...,
What vitamins are synthesised and...
66
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Session 10 - Cancers of the GI tract and imaging
Name five common gi malignancies,
Outline the epidemiology of oesop...,
Give the two main features of oes...
61
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Session 10 - Imagine imaging of the GI tract
Give five different types of imag...,
Give two types of x rays,
Give four types of contrast studies
37
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Session 11 - Signs and Symptoms of Abdominal Disorders
Give four common presentations fo...,
Define dyspepsia,
Give four causes of dyspepsia
32
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