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Approach to the patient with abdominal pain
Pain of acute onset may result fr...,
Pain of gradual onset may result ...,
If the pain is colick what does t...
36
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Approach to the patient with liver disease
At what level of bilirubin does j...,
Symptoms of an acute onset may re...,
Symptoms of a more chronic onset ...
21
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Approach to the patient with luminal disease
What is dysphagia,
What is odynophagia,
What is flobus
71
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Nutrition
Glucose is essential to metabolis...,
What is the main glucose regulato...,
Where is glucose converted to gly...
35
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Gastrointestinal Infections
What is candidiasis and who is li...,
What is candidiasis and who is li...,
How is oral candidiasis treated
103
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Gastronintestinal Investigations
What do erect cxr show and what c...,
What can be seen in an axr,
What percentage of gallstones are...
43
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Acute Gastrointestinal bleeding
What is haematemesis,
When does haematemesis occur,
What is melaena
20
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Acute Upper and Lower Gastrointestinal Emergencies
What is acute total dysphagia,
What is the commonest cause of ac...,
What is the management for a pati...
27
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Acute Liver Failure
Define acute liver failure,
What are the 3 most common causes...,
What is the haemodynamic characte...
25
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Pancreaatobiliary emergencies: acute pancreatitis
What is the diagnosis of acute pa...,
What must be given immediately in...,
What has caused an increase in em...
37
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Oral Cavity
What occurs in the oral cavity,
What are the commonest cause of o...,
What are aphthous ulcers
10
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Oesophagus
What is gord,
When does a patient with gord typ...,
What prevents reflux in health
64
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Stomach and Duodenum
What is menetrier s disease,
What is menetrier s disease linke...,
What can be seen endoscopically i...
44
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Small Intestine
What are the 3 mechanisms of mala...,
What are the general clinical fea...,
What are some specific clinical f...
68
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Small and Large bowel disorders
What are the 2 major ibds,
What gene is linked to the develp...,
Where is there the greatest preva...
45
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Colon
What are the 2 types of colonic p...,
What is the main neoplastic polyp,
What are the 3 types of non neopl...
46
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Anorectum
What are haemorrhoids,
Where do internal haemorrhoids or...,
Where do external haemorrhoids or...
27
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Pancreatic Diseases
What is the role of the pancreas,
How is self digestion prevented,
What can pancreatitis cause
43
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Biliary Diseases
What are some of the consequences...,
Why does disruption of bile flow ...,
What is bile composed of
53
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Chronic liver disorders
What does chronic liver disease r...,
When does jaundice result,
What can jaundice result from
50
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Hereditary and congenital liver diseases
What is the hallmark of hereditar...,
What organs can be affected by ir...,
Mutations of what gene cause a de...
71
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Viral Hepatitides
How is hep a spread,
Where are there high rates of hep a,
Where are there outbreaks of hep a
56
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Drug induced liver injury
What are the three forms of liver...,
What might hepatocellular injury ...,
What do paracetamol and methotrex...
18
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Vascular Liver Diseases
What are the 3 categories of obst...,
Where does the liver arise from e...,
What are the 3 vessels of the liver
68
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Autoimmune hepatitis
How is autoimmune hepatitis diagn...,
What does autoimmune hepatitis us...,
What is common when steroids ther...
12
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Non-Alcoholic fatty liver disease
What does non alcoholic fatty liv...,
Who does nafld affect,
How does the prevalence of nafld ...
20
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Alcoholic Liver Disease
How many people suffer from alcoh...,
How many people suffer from alcoh...,
What diseases are encompassed in ...
22
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Liver tumours and lesions
What does classification around l...,
The majority of liver lesions are...,
Raised levels of what are indicat...
12
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Pregnancy related Liver disease
What signals a liver problem in p...,
What is the hellp syndrome,
What is pre eclampsia
5
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