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EXAM #1: UPPER GI ANATOMY
What are the four layers of the g...,
What are the four layers of the m...,
What are the two layers of the mu...
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EXAM #1: LOWER GI ANATOMY
What vagal trunk runs anterior to...,
What vagal trunk runs posterior t...,
What is the eponym for the anteri...
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EXAM #1: EMBRYOLOGY OF THE GI SYSTEM
What germ layer do the stomodeum ...,
What are the derivatives of the f...,
What artery supplies the foregut
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EXAM #1: BIOCHEMISTRY OF THE GI TRACT
What enzymes are contained in the...,
What is the function of alpha amy...,
What is the function of lingual l...
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EXAM #1: IMMUNOLOGY OF THE GI TRACT
What is the big difference betwee...,
How long do mucosal antibody resp...,
What are effector cells
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EXAM #1: BACTERIAL INFECTIONS OF THE GI TRACT
What are the symptoms of botulism...,
What causes botulism,
When do the symptoms of botulism ...
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EXAM #1: PATHOLOGY OF THE ESOPHAGUS
What is the definition of odnophasia,
What should you think when a pati...,
What is the pathologic feature of...
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EXAM #1: LIVER ENZYMES
What is the common term to refer ...,
Which of the transaminases is les...,
What is ast
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EXAM #1: PATHOLOGY OF THE STOMACH
What is the definition of gastritis,
What is the underlying cause of a...,
What are the three major mucosal ...
59
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EXAM #1: SMALL BOWEL PATHOLOGY
What is the definition of ibd,
What two diseases comprise ibd,
What is the postulated etiology o...
43
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EXAM #1: SMALL BOWEL PATHOLOGY II
What is diverticulosis,
What is diverticulitis,
Which is more associated with ble...
42
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EXAM #1: GI NEOPLASIA
What type of tumor is the most co...,
What site is most commonly affect...,
What are the most common benign t...
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EXAM #3: NON-INFECTIOUS GI MOTILITY DISORDERS
What is a primary motility disorder,
What are the signs symptoms of pr...,
What causes dysmotility of the gut
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EXAM #1: INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE
What is ibd,
What are the two major diseases t...,
What are the other minor diseases...
44
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EXAM #1: REVIEW
What is the staining method that ...,
What third of the esophagus is mo...,
At what vertebral level is the es...
128
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EXAM #2: LIVER PATHOLOGY
What are the four most common cau...,
What is meant by hepatocyte integ...,
What are the two classic liver la...
73
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EXAM #2: LIVER PATHOLOGY II
Which hepatitis viruses are trans...,
How is hav commonly acquired,
How is hev commonly acquired
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EXAM #2: PANCREATITIS
What is the sphincter of oddi,
What neutralizes gastric acid as ...,
What turns a meal into liquid for...
25
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EXAM #2: GI BLEEDING
What delineates between upper and...,
What does occult bleeding indicate,
What is melena and indication of
49
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EXAM #2: CONSTIPATION
What are the rome iii criteria fo...,
List the red flags relating to co...,
What are important historical que...
28
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EXAM #2: LIVER PATHOLOGY III
Draw the liver acinus and label t...,
Why is the centrilobular region c...,
What are the two types of drugs t...
45
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EXAM #2: LIVER PATHOLOGY IV
What is hereditary hemochromatosis,
What gene is implicated in heredi...,
What is the link between transfer...
60
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EXAM #2: ESOPHAGEAL DISORDERS
What is an alternate name for hea...,
What is the definition of odynoph...,
What is globus hystericus
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Noninfectious Hepatobiliary Disease
What are the three patterns to th...,
What tests truly test the functio...,
What enzymes are used in the eval...
45
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EXAM #2: OSTEOPATHIC CONSIDERATIONS IN GI
What nerve provides 75 of the pns...,
What nerves compose the cranial p...,
What nerves compose the sacral po...
38
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EXAM #2: VOMITING IN INFANTS & CHILDREN
What is the definition of apnea i...,
What is ger,
What is regurgitation
28
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EXAM #2: VIRAL HEPATITIS
Describe the histologic appearanc...,
What are the complications of hep...,
How does cirrhosis appear histolo...
52
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EXAM #2: HEPATITIS C
What type of virus is hcv,
Is hepatitis c enveloped,
Where is the highest incidence of...
26
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EXAM #2: REVIEW
What is causing the dark urine se...,
What labs differentiate dubin joh...,
What are the five normal componen...
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EXAM #3: COLORECTAL CANCER
What are the landmarks for the colon,
What are the major arteries that ...,
What are the major arteries that ...
52
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EXAM #3: PANCREATIC CANCER
Where is pancreatic cancer more p...,
What is the mortality associated ...,
Where is the pancreas located
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EXAM #3: HEPATOBILIARY MALIGNANCY
How many segments is the liver di...,
List the benign liver lesions,
What are liver adenomas
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EXAM #3: NEONATAL JAUNDICE
What is the definition of direct ...,
What does the bilirubin level nee...,
Where do you look if youre concer...
27
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EXAM #3: CHOLELITHIASIS AND CHOLECYSTITIS
What is unique about the gallblad...,
Where is the gallbladder best found,
What is the normal function of th...
36
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EXAM #3: PANCREATITIS
What is the most common etiology ...,
What are the genetic underpinning...,
What are the most common causes o...
45
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EXAM #3: GI DISEASE IN PRIMARY CARE
What class of antibiotics is most...,
What are the functional disorders...,
What causes bowel obstruction
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EXAM #3: PEDIATRIC SURGICAL PROBLEMS
What are the three etiologies of ...,
What is the difference between ac...,
What is the surgical procedure to...
43
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EXAM #3: PEDIATRIC CHOLESTASIS
What lab is characteristic for pe...,
What are the etiologies of pediat...,
What are the functions of bile
41
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EXAM #3: DRUG-INDUCED LIVER INJURY
What is the value of a ruq us in ...,
On liver biopsy what are the char...,
What is the number one antibiotic...
35
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EXAM #3: HERNIAS
What is the general school of tho...,
What is the most common type of a...,
Review the abdominal wall layers
39
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EXAM #3: ACUTE ABDOMEN
How is the nine quadrant view of ...,
What type of sensation is associa...,
What type of sensation is associa...
24
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EXAM #3: REVIEW
List 7x risk factors for colon ca...,
What is the inheritance pattern o...,
Name the three scenarios that wil...
62
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