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Intro
What are the components of the fo...,
What are the components of the mi...,
What are the components of the hi...
13
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Dysphagia
Contrast aspiration and penetration,
Who is at risk for dysphagia,
Oropharyngeal stage includes whic...
18
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GERD
Describe the innervation for the ...,
Anatomically speaking where is th...,
Contrast physiologic and patholog...
18
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Pancreatitis
What are the most common causes o...,
Describe the pathogenesis of acut...,
What is the classic presentation ...
14
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Esophageal and Gastric Cancers
What type of cancer is most commo...,
What are the risk factors for squ...,
What are the risk factors for ade...
17
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Foregut Pathology
Which layer carries gut lymphatics,
What are the normal structures of...,
Describe the histology of reflux ...
11
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Gastroduodenal Disorders
Which sections of the stomach are...,
Review the cells of the exocrine ...,
Describe the stimuli that influen...
14
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Foregut Pharmacology
In a patient 50 with upper abdomi...,
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What is the moa of h2 histamine r...
9
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Hepatobiliary Foundations
What is distinct about segement 1...,
Describe the pathophysiology of a...,
What is interface hepatitis
10
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Lab Values
Contrast liver tests that measure...,
Contrast alt and ast,
How can the ast alt ratio be used...
11
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Neonatal Jaundice
What are the lab values and prese...,
What are the lab values and prese...,
What are two causes of extreme un...
9
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Gallstones and Cholestasis
Describe risk factors for the dev...,
What are the constituents of bile,
What factors increase biliary sto...
13
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PSC and PBC
Describe the natural history of p...,
Describe the pathogenesis of psc,
What conditions are associated wi...
16
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Acute Liver Injury and Failure
T f most patients with acute hepa...,
Define acute hepatic injury,
What is the key symptom of fulmin...
7
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ALD, NASH, NAFLD
Name the common genetic link betw...,
Describe the histology of alcohol...,
Name the criteria for metabolic s...
11
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Acute Autoimmune and Metabolic Hepatitis
Describe the basic natural histor...,
Who is most likely to get autoimm...,
Describe the pathogenesis of auto...
16
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Viral Hepatitis
Which viral hepatitis are infecti...,
How is hav infection different in...,
Who is at most risk of transmissi...
26
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End stage liver disease
What might you find in a patient ...,
Describe the syndrome of decompen...,
What are the complications portal...
22
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Hepatic Cases
What is isolated elevated ggt sig...,
What pattern of liver injury woul...,
What are symptoms of gilbert s sy...
6
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Hepatobilliary Neoplasia
The liver is a common site of met...,
What are risk factors for hcc,
How does hbv infection modify the...
19
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Liver Pathology and CPC
Which area gets the most oxygen t...,
Describe what ballooning degenera...,
Describe how steatosis appear and...
27
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GI small Group 1 and 2
Name the acute and chronic treatm...,
What is octreotide and what is it...,
What do you add to charcot s tria...
14
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Small Bowel Disorders, Acute/Chronic Diarrhea
Name the layers of the intestinal...,
What are the two patterns of moti...,
Which of of nutritional units can...
18
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IBD
Contrast the presenting symptoms ...,
When does dx of ibd often occur,
Explain the pathology of ibd work...
23
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IBD Pharmacology
What is considered clinical remis...,
What are the drug classes availab...,
What drugs are acceptable for ind...
14
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Celiac's Disease
Define celiac disease,
What are the classic celiac sympt...,
At what point in the intestine do...
20
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Nutrition and GI Disease
What is required for protein abso...,
Where are bile acids reabsorbed,
What is the max amount of fat tha...
18
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IBS
What is the effect of visceral hy...,
How does the interaction of ens a...,
Recall the rome iii ibs diagnosti...
12
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Intestinal Neoplasia
Where do neuroendocrine tumors or...,
What are risk factors for develop...,
Describe the histopathology of net
18
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GI Bleeding
What is the first priority in eva...,
What are risk factors for acute g...,
If a patient with gi bleed presen...
23
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GI Public Health
Name some gi disease that increas...,
What are the leading gi symptoms ...,
What are the leading physician di...
7
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Small Bowel Pathology
What are the microscopic findings...,
What is the pathology visible on ...,
Describe the appearance and origi...
11
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Small Bowel Pharm
Give and example of bulk forming ...,
Name some basic over the counter ...,
What s the limiting factor in usi...
21
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Appendicitis/ Diverticulitis
Give examples of true and pseudod...,
What are the symptoms of a zenker...,
How is zenker s diverticulum treated
17
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GI Pain and Dx Algorithms
Which types of pain are responsiv...,
What factors can work to cause vi...,
What are different causes of chro...
14
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Colorectal Neoplasm
Contrast the tests that detect ca...,
What are the two most common neop...,
Describe the main reasoning behin...
19
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Small Group Intestinal Disease
What additional tests are needed ...,
Vitamin e can be a useful treatme...,
What is the most likely diagnosis...
5
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Disorders of the Anorectum
What are the functions of segment...,
How do opioids cause constipation...,
When is colonic activity stimulat...
22
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Surgical Aspects of Anorectal Disease
Hemorrhoids are due to the progre...,
What is the sliding anal canal th...,
What are anatomical signs that an...
7
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