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Gastrointestinal and Hepatobiliary Diseases Flashcards

1
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What is a syndrome?

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Collection of disease

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any harmful deviation from the normal structural or functional state of an organism, generally associated with certain signs and symptoms

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Disease

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autoimmune disease of the salivary, lacrimal glands, and synovial membrane

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Sjogren syndrome

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Sjogren triad

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Xerostomia
Keratoconjunctivitis sicca
Rheumatoid arthritis

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Other name of sjogren syndrome

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Sicca syndrome

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Cell responsible for an autoimmune disease

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T-cell

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Main cause of an autoimmune disease

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Stress

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Organs affected in sicca syndrome

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Salivary gland
Eyes
Joint

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What are the signs and symptoms of Reiter’s syndrome?

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Arthritis
Conjunctivitis
Urethritis

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What are the signs and symptoms of Mikulicz syndrome?

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Conjunctivitis

Xerostomia

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Difference between Reiter’s and Sicca syndrome?

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Sicca affects: Eyes, Joints, Salivary gland while

Reiter’s affects: Eyes, Joints and Urethra

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12
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True or false: Sjogren’s syndrome is also associated with mikulicz syndrome.

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True

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Syndromes associated with sicca syndrome

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Reiter’s syndrome

Mikulicz syndrome

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A benign tumor of the PAROTID GLAND

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Warthin’s tumor

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15
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Other name of warthin’s tumor

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Papillary cystadenoma lymphomatosum

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16
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Major salivary gland common to diseases

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Parotid gland

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17
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Most common salivary gland tumor

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Mixed tumor

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18
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Other name of mixed tumor

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Pleomorphic adenoma

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19
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most common malignancy of major salivary glands

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Mucoepidermoid carcinoma

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20
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most common malignancy of minor salivary gland

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Adenoid cystic carcinoma

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21
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Histologic feature of adenoid cystic carcinoma

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Cheese-like

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22
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Characterized by lacerations of the esophagus

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Mallory-weiss syndrome

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23
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Manifestation of mallory-weiss syndrome

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Melena

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24
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Black stool in the blood is due to?

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Degradation of blood by acid

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25
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Bleeding below the stomach would manifest?

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Hematochezia

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26
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Melena-

hematochezia-

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Melena- black stool

Hematochezia- red stool

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27
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T/F: Melena and Hematochezia solidifies together with stool

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False- does not solidify

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28
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syndrome where there is ruptured esophagus that causes massive GI hemorrhage

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Boerhaave syndrome

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29
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Sign and symptoms of boerhaave syndrome

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Sever vomiting

Straining

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30
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A reflux of acid content due to histamine released of the stomach.

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Gastroesophageal reflux disease

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31
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GERD is always associated with?

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Barrett’s esophagus

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32
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Barrette’s esophagus is what type of cellular adaptation?

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Metaplasia

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33
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Change of epithelial cells in barrett’s esophagus

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Squamous to columnar

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34
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Barrett’s esophagus left untreated leads to?

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Adenocarcinoma

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35
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Oral manifestation of GERD

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Erosion on the lingual surface of the molars

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36
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Drugs for GERD

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Antihistamine (H2 BLOCKER, cimetidine)
Antacids
Proton-pump inihibitor

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37
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Complication of Barrett’s esophagus

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Hemorrhage
Stricture
Adenocarcinoma
Ulcerations

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38
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Most sever complication of barrett’s esophagus

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Adenocarcinoma

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39
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Erosion on the lingual of incisors

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Bulimia nervosa

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40
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caused by early activation of pancreatic enzyme resulting in auto-digestion

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Acute pancreatitis

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41
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Acute pancreatitis undergoes what type of necrosis?

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Enzymatic fat necrosis

42
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Blood test result of Acute pancreatitis

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Increased serum amylase and lipase

Decreased calcium

43
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Enzyme that dominates in acute pancreatitis

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Lipase

44
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It is characterized by yellowness of tissues due to excess serum Bilirubin in the blood.

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Jaundice

45
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Other name for Jaundice

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Icterus

46
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Jaundice in brain

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Kernicterus

47
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Specific art of brain where jaundice occurs

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Basal ganglia o brain

48
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True or false. Bilirubin crosses the placenta

A

True

49
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Jaundice in newborn affects?

A

Brain

50
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Causes of jaundice

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Hepatocellular
Hemolytic
Obstructive
Pancreatic carcinoma

51
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Bilirubin conjugate with what element of blood

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RBC

52
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Other name of hemolytic in jaundice

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Hemolytic anemia

53
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Other name of obstructive jaundie

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Cholelith

54
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gives pigment to bruises

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Biliverdin

55
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a pigment accumulation in kupffer cell which is a sign of liver injury.

A

CEROID

56
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It is characterized by excessive scarring and nodule formation

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cirrhosis

57
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Causes of cirrhosis

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Alcoholism
Viral hepatitis
Hemochromatosis
Wilson's disease
Dubin-johnson's disease
58
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Most common cause of cirrhosis

A

aLcoholism

59
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Liver cirrhosis due to excessive iron in the liver

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Hematochromatosis

60
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Liver cirrhosis due to excessive copper in the liver

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Wilson’s disease

61
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pathognomonic sign of wilson’s disease

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Keyser-fleischer ring

62
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Keyser-fleischer ring

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Borderof the iris is color green due to excess copper

63
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Liver cirrhosis due to excessive melanin

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Dubin-johnson’s disease

64
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Other name for Dubin-johnson’s disease

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Black liver disease

65
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Blood tests needed for cirrhosis

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Increased AST or SGOT

Increased ALT or SGPT

66
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AST stands for?

ALT stands for?

A

aspartate trans-aminoferase

alanine trans-aminoferase

67
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SGOT stands for?

SGPT stands for?

A

Serum glutamic oxaloacetic transaminoferase

Serum glutamate pyruvate transaminoferase

68
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Most common viral hepatitis

A

Hepatitis A

69
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Route of transmission of Hepatitis a

A

Oral-fecal/ oral-anal

GI tract

70
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Causative agent for Hepatitis A

A

Picornavirus

71
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Most common blood-borne

A

Hep B

72
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Causative agent for Hep B

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Hepadnavirus

73
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Sterlization process that could kill Hep B

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Moist-heat

74
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Duration of Medication for Hep B

A

Lifetime intake

75
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Most difficult virus to eradicate

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Hepadnavirus

76
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most common hepatitis in blood transfusion

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Hep C

77
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causative agent for Hep C

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Flavivirus

78
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Most difficult to diagnose Hepatitis

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Hepatitis C

79
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Hepatitis with slowest progress

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Hepatitis C

80
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Every hepatitis have a vaccine except?

A

Hepatitis C

81
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Recurrent of HepB

A

Hepatitis D

82
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Hepatitis associatedwith ACUTE LIVER FAILURE

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Hepatitis E

83
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Sterilizing agent used in the hospital to eliminate Hep B

A

Sodium hypochlorite

84
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Causative agent for Hep D

A

Deltavirus

85
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Causative agent for Hep E

A

Calicivirus

86
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the marker of Hepa B

A

HbSAg

87
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Indications that the virus is multiplying in the body

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HbEAg and HbSAg

88
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Carrier of Hep B

A

HbSAg and anti-HbSAg

89
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Indicates chronic hepatitis and patient is contraindicated for blood transfusion

A

HbCAg

90
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An autosomal dominant characterized by dark, freckle-like spots that appear on the skin, lips and oral mucosa.

A

Peutz-Jeghers syndrome

91
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Other name for peutz jeghers syndrome

A

Hereditary Intestinal Polyposis Syndrome

92
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What is a polyp?

A

Inflamed blood vessel

93
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Autosomal means?

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Affects the 1st to 22nd paired chromosome

94
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X-linked means?

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Affects the 23rd paired chromosome

95
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Requires both genes of the parents to affect the child

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Recessive

96
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Requires at leastone gene to affect the child

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Dominant

97
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A chronic inflammatory bowel disease that results to cobblestone appearance

A

Chron’s disease

98
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A congenital disease that affects COLON

A

Hirschprung’s disease

99
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An autoimmune disease that results to intolerance of gluten proteins present in wheat, barley and rye.

A

Celiac disease

100
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An autoimmune disease affecting children that results to intolerance of gluten proteins present in wheat, barley and rye.

A

Gee-herter’s disease

101
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Oral manifestation of Celiac disease

A

Glossitis

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