Stomach Disorders

Question 1

Narrowing of the pyloris

Answer 1

Pyloric stenosis

Question 2

3 Locations where gastrin is secreted

Answer 2

stomach, duodenum, pancreas

Question 3

Triad of hyper gastric acid secretion, severe peptic ulceration, and gastrinoma.

Answer 3

Zollinger-Ellison syndrome

Question 4

MC ulcer of the GI tract

Answer 4

Peptic ulcer

Question 5

Cells that secrete HCl in stomach

Answer 5

Parietal cells

Question 6

A peptic ulcer whose location is in the stomach

Answer 6

Gastric ulcer

Question 7

MC location for peptic ulcer

Answer 7

Duodenum

Question 8

tumor of the pancreas is called

Answer 8

gastrinoma (same as duodenum)

Question 9

Vomiting of blood

Answer 9

Hematemesis

Question 10

Congenital reversal of anatomical position

Answer 10

Dextraposition

Question 11

tumor of the duodenum is called

Answer 11

gastrinoma (same as pancreas)

Question 12

A mild to severe torsion of the stomach

Answer 12

Volvulus

Question 13

Twisting

Answer 13

Torsion

Question 14

Disease characterized by enlarged gastric rugae, Giant Hypertrophic Gastritis

Answer 14

Menetrier’s disease (Men-EE-tree-ay’s)

Question 15

MC symptom of malignant gastric neoplasm

Answer 15

Unexplained weight loss

Question 16

Hormone that stimulate acid producing cells

Answer 16

Gastrin

Question 17

To vomit

Answer 17

Emesis

Question 18

MC location of malignant gastric neoplasm

Answer 18

Pylorus of stomach

Question 19

Bacterial cause of peptic ulcers

Answer 19

H. pylori