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1
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Malabsorption syndrome results from

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Multiple causative factors

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2
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What is a synonym of celiac disease

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Gluten enteropathy

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3
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Clinical manifestations of celiac disease include

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All of the above

Dermatitis herpetiformis
Malabsorption syndrome
Aphtous stomatitis

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4
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What is the gold standard for diagnosis of celiac disease

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Biopsy of descenidng duodenum

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5
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Celiac disease is often associated with

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Diabetes mellitus type I

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6
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Better choice for treatment of Whipple’s disease is

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Antibiotics therapy

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7
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Which of the following is involved in Crohn’s disease

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Any segment of GI tract with inflammation of all layers of GI organ wall

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Which of the following bacteria could result in Crohn’s disease

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Mycobacterium paratuberculosis

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9
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Granuloma of GI organ wall is found in

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Crohn’s disease

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10
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Ulcerative colitis always starts in

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Distal part of the colon

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11
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Large amount of bright colored blood in stool are characterized by

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Ulcerative colitis

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12
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Large amount of bright colored blood in stool are characterized by

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Ulcerative colitis

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13
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Development of pseudo colorectal polyps is associatred with

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Ulcerative colitis

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14
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Classical sign of colorectal cancer is

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Worsening constipation

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15
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Metastases from colorectal cancer spread secondary to

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Liver

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16
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Hirschprung’s disease often coexists with

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Down’s syndrome

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17
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First manifestation of hirschprung’s disease occur usually

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In first 24 hours of life

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18
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Pain in typical acute appendicitis goes towards

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RLQ

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19
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Risk factor for IBS are

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All of the above

Change of hormonal level
Abnormalities of gut flora
Decrease of serotonini level

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20
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Most common site of diverticula development is

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Colon

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21
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Clinical manifestations of acute diverticulitis are

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Sudden pain in LLQ, chills, leukocytosis

22
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Which of the following etiological factors is more typical for acute appendicitis in children

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Viral infection

23
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Which is a complication of acute appendicitis

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Peritonitis

24
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Which of the following is involved in Crohn’s disease

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Any segment of the GI tract with inflammation of all layers of the GI organ wall

25
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What is NOT true for Whipple’s disease

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Thinning of the intestinal wall

26
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Malabsorption syndrome results from

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Multiple causative factors

27
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Waht is NOT a synonym of celiac disease

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Tropical sprue

28
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Better choice for treatment of whipple’s disease is

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Antibiotic therapy

29
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Which fo the following bacteria could result in Crohn’s disease

A

Mycobacterium paratuberculosis

30
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Granuloma of GI organ wall is found in

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Crohn ‘s disease

31
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Which of the following is the best description of ulcerative colitis

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It is an inflammatory disease of colon starting in rectum and then moving up

32
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Development of pseudo colorectal polyps is associated with

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Ulcerative colitis

33
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Ulcerative colitis always starts in the

34
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Large amounts of bright colored blood in stool are characteristic of

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Ulcerative colitis

35
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Development of colorectal polyps is associated with

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Familial predisposition

36
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Classic sign of colorectal cancer is

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Worsening constipation

37
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Metastases from colorectal cancer spread secondary to

38
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IBS is

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Functional disorder of the colon

39
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Clinical manifestations of acute diverticulitis are

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Sudden pain in LLQ, chills, leukocytosis

40
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Whcih fo the following etiological factors is more typical for acute appendicitis in children

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Viral infection

41
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What is a complication of acute appendicitis

A

Peritonitis

42
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Risk factor for IBS is

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All of the above

Change of hormonal level
Abnormalities of gut flora
Decrease of serotonin level

43
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Most common diverticula development is

44
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Clinical manifestations of celiac disease include

A

All of the above

Dermatitis herpetiformis
Malabsorption syndrome
Aphthous stomatitis

45
Q

What is th egold standard for diagnosis of celiac disease

A

Biopsy of descending duodenum

46
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Celiac disease is often associated with

A

Diabetes mellitus type I

47
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Whipple’s disease more commonly affects

48
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What is a ysnonym of celiac disease

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Gluten enteropathy

49
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Pain in typical acute appendicitis goes towards

50
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Hirschprung’s disease often coexist with

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Down’s syndrome

51
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First manifestation of hirschprung’s disease occur usually

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In the first 24 hours of life

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