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Structure of GI tract & Motility
What are the important structures...,
What are the accessory structures...,
What are the layers inwards going...
49
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Physiology: Feeding & Satiety
What are some conditions closely ...,
How is bmi measured,
How much does a persons bmi need ...
38
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Salivary Secretion & Function
What are the 3 major salivary glands,
What is the functional unit of sa...,
What is the rough structure of th...
53
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Digestion & Absorption
Main contents of food,
What are the two forms of digesti...,
What is luminal digestion mediate...
35
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Digestion & Absorption 2
Two types of lipids,
Where in the body are lipases pro...,
What is the role of bile salts
17
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GI Anatomy 1
The gi tract is a continuos tube ...,
What is the lining of the gi trac...,
What content of the gi tract are ...
41
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GI anatomy 2
Which nerve s are the muscles of ...,
Which of the muscles of masticati...,
Which muscle of mastication is us...
47
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Abdominal pain and likely source
What are the proximal to distal c...,
What are the broad divisions of t...,
What are the contents of the colon 6
46
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Clinical Anatomy of Jaundice - 1
What is jaundice,
Bilirubin is the normal byproduct...,
Bilirubin is used to form _ in the _
44
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Metabolic pathways Glycogen
What is glycogen,
What are the differences in stora...,
What is glycogenesis
18
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Metabolic Pathways: Gluconeogenesis
What is gluconeogenesis,
What are some non carb precursors...,
Where does most of gluconeogenesi...
8
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Mucosal Immunity
What is the difference between tr...,
What are the distinct features of...,
What are the two ways in which ly...
40
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Pathology of the Small Bowel
What are the two different method...,
Is bowel ischaemia usually acute ...,
What is the pathogenesis of small...
30
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Intestinal Failure
Define intestinal failure,
List some reasons that might caus...,
Which of the 3 types of intestina...
17
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Oral manifestations of systemic disease
What is angular cheli,
What is recurrent aphthous stomaitis,
What are the oral manifestations ...
9
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Clinical anatomy of Jaundice: part 2
The biliary tree is made up of a ...,
Common hepatic duct unites with t...,
The duodenum has 4 parts superior
33
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GI tract- Histology
Anterior 2 3rd of the tongue is c...,
4 types of papillae in the tongue,
4 major layers of the digestive t...
19
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Embryology of GI tract
The epithelium of the mucosa in t...,
The lamina propria of the mucosa ...,
Both the muscularis mucosa muscul...
20
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Oral & Oesophageal Pathology
Acute oesophagitis is more common...,
Reflux oesophagitis is caused by ...,
Which layer of the gut wall os af...
22
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Reflux & Dysmotility
What are the 3 pathological chang...,
Common symptoms of,
Investigations for reflux
15
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Pathology of the stomach
What are the types of gastritis,
What are the types of chronic gas...,
What happens in autoimmune
19
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Physiology & pharmacology of Nausea and Vomiting
What is nausea,
Define vomiting,
Retching is caused by repetitive ...
38
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Dyspepsia & Peptic ulcer disease
Define dyspepsia,
What symptoms of dyspepsia are as...,
What are some of the causes of dy...
29
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Oesophagogastric cancers
Oesophageal cancer is more common...,
What are the two most common hist...,
Adenocarcinoma is commonly seen i...
11
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UpperGI- Bleeding
What is haematemesis and malaena,
With regards to abc what interven...,
What is the 100 rule when it
21
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