Gastro

Question 1

crohn histology

Answer 1

granulomas

Question 2

cuci histology

Answer 2

microabscess ulcers

Question 3

Courvosier sign

Answer 3

that in a patient with painless jaundice and an enlarged gallbladder (or right upper quadrant mass), the cause is unlikely to be gallstones and therefore presumes the cause to be an obstructing pancreatic or biliary neoplasm

Question 4

Femoral triangle limits

Answer 4

Sartorial medial, adductor long-us lateral,

Inguina ligeent top,contains van

Question 5

Erythromycin and peristalsis,

Answer 5

It’s a motilin receptor agonist, motilin creates migratory motor complexes

Question 6

VIPcarcinoidOma vs

Answer 6

VIPoma, achloridia

Question 7

Hepatocelular injury pattern

Answer 7

Primary elevated: alt ast

Question 8

Ischemic toxic hepatocelular damage

Answer 8

Paracetamol o post iam

Niveles de8000

Question 9

Cholestatic pattern of liver injury

Answer 9

Primary elevated Alk phos y tbili

Question 10

Virchow node

Answer 10

Stomach metastasis to left supraclavicular node

Question 11

Krukenberg tumor

Answer 11

Bilateral ovarian metastasis gastric singet ring

Question 12

Sister Mary Joseph nodule

Answer 12

Gastric metastas Subcutaneous periumbilical metastasis

Question 13

Blumer shelf

Answer 13

Gastric metastasis Palpable mass on digital rectal exam suggests metastasis to the pouch of Douglas