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CM- Jaundice and Cholestasis
What are the major components of ...,
What are the 4 main exocrine func...,
What happens to bilirubin when it...
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M- Hepatitis Viruses
What is the mode of transmission ...,
What is the mode of transmission ...,
Describe the genome of hep a and ...
41
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CM- Pancreas and Hepatobiliary Diseases
How does the duodenum respond to ...,
How does the duodenum respond to ...,
When do enzymes released from aci...
45
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CM- Acute Hepatitis
When is hepatotoxicity dose relat...,
What is hepatic injury dependent ...,
What determines the clinical pres...
25
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CM-Fatty Liver Disease and Cirrhosis
Describe the pathological differe...,
What cells are responsible for fi...,
What determines whether a cell wi...
33
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CM-GI Radiology and Imaging
What is the difference between ku...,
Describe how a normal colon would...,
Describe the normal small bowel o...
64
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CM- Genes, Cancer and the Liver
Describe how iron is absorbed fro...,
In iron overload states how does ...,
What 4 factors regulate hepcidin ...
52
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CM- Portal Hypertension
Patients with obstructive or bili...,
What is hepatic blood supply what...,
What pressure differential determ...
53
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P- Oral Cavity and Esophagus
List the five causes of gi bleedi...,
Describe the structure of the eso...,
What is the significance of the e...
50
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P- Stomach
What are the 4 layers of the stomach,
How does the mucosa of the fundus...,
How does mucosa in the body regio...
67
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CM- Approach to Esophageal Disease
What are the 2 main purposes of t...,
What are the 2 phases of swallowi...,
What is oropharyngeal dysphagia w...
43
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CM- Approach to Stomach Disease
What is the primary purpose of th...,
What kind of cells are found in t...,
What type of gland is found in th...
85
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CM- Approach to Intestinal Disease
What cells make up the villi of a...,
What runs in the opposite directi...,
Describe the difference between t...
59
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CM- Pediatric GI
Vomiting described as violent pro...,
What is bilious vomiting usually ...,
What does the presence of blood i...
28
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CM- Evaluation of Abdominal Pain
What is acute abdomen what is the...,
What is the difference between vi...,
What is hirschprung s disease wha...
56
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P- Small and Large Intestines
What are the layers of the small ...,
Describe the mucosa of the small ...,
What are the 3 sections of the sm...
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M- Bacterial Infections of the Gut
What is the most communicable of ...,
What 3 diseases can salmonella ca...,
What is dysentery
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M- Viral Infections of the Gut and Nosocomial Diarrhea
What are the 2 main viral causes ...,
What populations are most affecte...,
An hiv man comes in with chronic ...
49
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M- Protozoal Infections of the Gut
What are the most common protozoa...,
What do forms does e histolytica ...,
How can e histolytica be differen...
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M- Helminth Infections of the Gut
How is enterobius vermicularus ac...,
Which 2 nematodes enter the human...,
Which 3 nematodes have lung migra...
55
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CM- GI Tract Infections
What is the route of infection fo...,
What are the four major defense m...,
What are the 6 general syndromes ...
50
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CM- Colorectal Cancer
What is proposed to be a substant...,
In addition to increased fiber wh...,
Adenocarcinomas do not often aris...
44
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CM- Approach to Colon and IBD
How does the colonic mucosa diffe...,
What is the definition of constip...,
What are the 2 causes of constipa...
28
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CM- Colorectal Disease
What are the 4 chief complaints s...,
What is the prognostic difference...,
How can you tell when bleeding oc...
28
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