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General Anatomy of GI Tract
Where is the lesser omentum,
What are the clinically important...,
What is the mesentery
55
cards
Physiology of GI Tract
What are the 3 basic movements th...,
Peristalsis involves what,
What is peristalsis
67
cards
Pathology and Physiology of the esophagus
What are the major arteries of th...,
What is the major venous drainage...,
What compresses the esophagus sup...
26
cards
Stomach Phys and Path
What is the stomach,
What is the most distensible part...,
What are the functions of the sto...
77
cards
SI Phys and Path
What are the 3 regions of the sma...,
Which region is the shortest and ...,
Which region starts at the pylori...
77
cards
Liver and Gallbladder Phys and Path
What receives portal blood that d...,
What is in the liver that represe...,
What are the four lobes of the liver
66
cards
Barrier Immunity of Gut
Th1 cells secrete ifn y which sti...,
Tgf beta and retinoic acid seem t...,
Th2 cells secrete il4 and il5 whi...
36
cards
Type II DM
Diabetes results from,
What is the common theme in diabetes,
What is the prevalence of diabetes
18
cards
Energy Homeostasis
Pancreatic islet contains,
Glucagon increases what,
Insulin decreases what
23
cards
Pancreas
What are the 4 parts of the pancreas,
What are the ducts of the pancreas,
What are the arterial supplies to...
30
cards
Lipoprotein Physiology
Cholesterol and triglycerides are...,
Lipids are transported through th...,
What is the exogenous pathway
49
cards
Large Intestine
What are the functions of the lar...,
What is the widest part of the co...,
What transitions to the transvers...
34
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Obesity
Most important environmental risk...,
Why does insulin resistance occur,
What are the satiety signals
10
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Microbial Diseases of the Digestive System
Bacterial gastroenteritis is asso...,
What is the treatment of bacteria...,
What is the causative agent of ch...
14
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Intestinal and Liver Pathology II
80 of obstructions in the intesti...,
10 20 of obstructions in the inte...,
What is a hernia
43
cards
GI Cancer
What are the 2 main variants of e...,
What are present at early stages ...,
Esophageal adenocarcinoma usually...
23
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Gastrointestinal Pharmacology
What is the mechanism of action f...,
What are the specific agents of h...,
What is the therapeutic uses for ...
34
cards
General Anatomy of GI tract again
Where is the lesser omentum,
What are the clinically important...,
What is the mesentery
55
cards
Phys of GI tract again
What are the 3 basic movements th...,
Peristalsis involves what,
What is peristalsis
67
cards
Path and Phys of the exophagus again
What are the major arteries of th...,
What is the major venous drainage...,
What compresses the esophagus sup...
26
cards
Stomach Phys and Path again
What is the stomach,
What is the most distensible part...,
What are the functions of the sto...
77
cards
SI Phys and Path again
What are the 3 regions of the sma...,
Which region is the shortest and ...,
Which region starts at the pylori...
77
cards
Liver and Gallbladder Phys and Path again
What receives portal blood that d...,
What is in the liver that represe...,
What are the four lobes of the liver
66
cards
Pancreas again
What are the 4 parts of the pancreas,
What are the ducts of the pancreas,
What are the arterial supplies to...
30
cards
Lipoprotein Physiology again
Cholesterol and triglycerides are...,
Lipids are transported through th...,
What is the exogenous pathway
49
cards
Large Intestine again
What are the functions of the lar...,
What is the widest part of the co...,
What transitions to the transvers...
34
cards
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