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Question 1

triple therapy for h. pylori

Answer 1

1. clarithromycin
2. ppi
3. amoxicillin/metronidazole (in pen allergy)

Question 1

diagnosis: colicky abdominal pain, no jaundice, no fever

Answer 1

cholelithiasis (gallstones)

Question 2

diagnosis: RUQ pain, fever, no jaundice

Answer 2

cholecystitis (gallbladder inflammation)

Question 3

diagnosis: colicky abdominal pain, jaundice

Answer 3

choledocholithiasis (stones in common bile duct)

Question 4

diagnosis: charcot’s triad of fever, jaundice, RUQ pain

Answer 4

cholangitis (infection of biliary tree)

Question 5

diagnosis: insulin resistance + oxidative injury

Answer 5

NAFLD

Question 6

inflammatory bowel disease causes what type of anaemia

Answer 6

microcytic - iron deficient

Question 7

causes of pancreatitis

Answer 7

I GET SMASHED
idiopathic

gallstones - most common
ethanol - 2nd most common
trauma

steroids
mumps
autoimmune
scorpion stings
hypercalcaemia, hypertryglyceridemia
ercp - endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography
drugs/medication

Question 8

most common site of peptic ulcers

Answer 8

d1 duodenum

Question 9

most common cause of pancreatitis

Answer 9

biliary calculi

Question 10

quadruple therapy

Answer 10

1. bismuth compound
2. metronidazole
3. tetracycline
4. ppi

use in the areas of high clarithro/metro resistance

Question 11

pancreatitis presentation

Answer 11

acute epigastric pain, radiating to the back, worse when lying down