P2: TERMS ASSOCIATED WITH GASTRIC JUICE ANALYSIS Flashcards
1
Q
test meal of toasted bread and tea
A
Ewald test meal
2
Q
test for completenesss of vagotomy
A
Hollander Test
3
Q
smallest nasogastric tube
A
Levin tube
4
Q
phenol-utilizing test for lactic acid; (+) yellow
A
Uffelman test
5
Q
chemical stimulant that erodes gastric epithelium
A
Histamine
6
Q
most widely used synthetic gastric HCl stimulant
A
Pentagastrin
7
Q
produced by G cells of the stomach
A
Gastrin
8
Q
inactive precursor of pepsin
A
Pepsinogen
9
Q
absence of all gastric acid
A
Achylia
10
Q
absence of free HCl after gastric stimulation
A
Achlorhydria
11
Q
results in appearance of food residues
A
Pyloric obstruction
12
Q
1.5-1.9
A
Normal gastric juice pH
13
Q
bacterium capable of lactate production
A
Boas-Oppler bacillus
14
Q
test for presence of intrinsic factor
A
Schilling test
15
Q
test for free HCl, total acids and protein-bound acids
A
Topfer test
