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rheumatoid arthritis
What type of arthritis is rheumat...,
Which genes have been associated ...,
What is pannus
50
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gastrointestinal reflux
What is the montreal definition f...,
What are the typical symptoms of ...,
What are the atypical symptoms of...
17
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acute abdominal pain
What is the definition of acute a...,
What are the usual causes of fata...,
What are the causes of sepsis
29
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peptic ulcers
What is a peptic ulcer,
What are the types of peptic ulce...,
What is the pathogenesis of pepti...
34
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inflammatory bowel disease
What are the two main types of ibd,
What is the main aetiology of ibd,
What areas of the gut are affecte...
43
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surgical emergencies and abdominal trauma
What are the different mechanisms...,
What is the trimodal peak of trau...,
What are the causes os second pea...
31
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clinical approach to diarrhea
What is diarrhea defined by,
What is the definition of chronic...,
What is the prognosis of acute di...
12
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complications of peptic ulcers
What are the most important contr...,
What are the most important prote...,
What is considered the gold stand...
36
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functional GI disorders
What are functional gi disorders,
What are the 3 most common functi...,
What is irritable bowel syndrome
22
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jaundice
What is jaundice,
At what level does does the yello...,
What is unconjugated bilirubin
32
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von willibrand's disease
What are the two types of factors...,
Where is the tubular vwf found,
What is the function of the filam...
36
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vascular disorders of the liver
What can the vascular diseases of...,
What is budd chiari syndrome,
What is budd chiari clinically ch...
16
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portal hypertension
What is portal hypertension,
When is portal hypertension clini...,
At what level of portal hypertens...
18
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clinical overview gastro-oesophageal disease
What are the three physiological ...,
What is the lining of the oesophagus,
What is the general clinical pres...
36
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intestinal failure
What is intestinal failure,
What is intestinal insufficiency,
What are thew types of intestinal...
26
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liver cirrohsis
What are the two vessels supplyin...,
What is the vessel draining blood...,
What is liver cirrhosis
33
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SLE
What type of disease is sle,
What is the presentation of sle,
What are the cutaneous manifestat...
31
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liver transplantation
What are the indications for live...,
Which child score is an absolute ...,
What does the meld score indicate
24
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non-viral hepatitis
What is nafld,
What are the requirements for def...,
What is defined as significant al...
42
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osteoporosis and disorders of bone metabolism
What are the cells responsible fo...,
What receptor is responsible for ...,
What does rankl do
34
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Raynaud's phenomenon, scleroderma
What is raynauds s phenomenon,
What is the pathogenesis of rayna...,
What are the two types of raynnaud s
40
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inflammatory myopathy
What are the three inflammatory m...,
What is the clinical picture of i...,
Which muscles are mostly affected...
28
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approach to patient with lower back pain
What is the most common cause of ...,
What are the red flag signs that ...,
What is the difference in the cha...
10
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disorders of calcium metabolism
In what form does most calcium ex...,
What are the different forms in w...,
What is the role of calcium
35
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osteoarthritis
What is osteoarthritis,
Which joints of the hand are most...,
What is the pathophysiology of oa
18
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gout and pseudogout
What is gout,
When is it rare to see gout,
What is the level where we can sa...
38
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upper GI bleeding
What is upper gi bleeding defined as,
Where may upper gi bleeding origi...,
What is the most common cause of ...
29
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vasculitis part 2
What is wegner s granulomatosis t...,
What serology would we find in we...,
What is the criteria for the diag...
28
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pathology of the gall bladder
What is the function of the gall ...,
What are the layers of the gal bl...,
Which layer does not exist in the...
15
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seronegative spondylo-arthropathies
What falls under the family of spa,
What does sero negative mean,
What is the genetic association w...
30
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treatment of rheumatic disease
What are the drugs used for the t...,
What is the mechanism of nsaids,
What are the side effects of nsaids
37
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pancreatic cancer
What are the four tissues that ad...,
Which tissue origin gives the bes...,
What is the typical presentation ...
23
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acute liver failure
What is fulimant hepatic failure,
What is the classificationn of fu...,
Whenn should we suspect fulimannt...
14
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metabolic liver disease
What is hemochromatosis,
What is the genetic inheritance o...,
What is hh classified into
24
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hepatobilliary and pancreatic system
What is the most common solid liv...,
What is the most common primary mass,
What age group can we find fibrol...
14
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GIST and endocrine tumors
What is the most common type of s...,
Which cells are affected in gist,
What is the most common site of gist
31
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acute swollen joint
What are the differential diagnos...,
What is reactive arthritis,
What infections are highly associ...
17
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vasculitis part 1
What are the diseases associated ...,
What are the medium vessel vascul...,
What artery is specifically affec...
28
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chronic pain syndrome
What is the other name for comple...,
What is ccps,
What arre thee types of crps
19
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familial Mediterranean feveer
What is familial mediterranean fever,
What is the other name for fmf,
What is the clinical picture of fmf
13
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diagnostic methods of rheumatic disease
Is crp or esr better,
A high specificity oor hiigh seen...,
What autoantibody is very seessni...
19
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rheumatology imaging
What is protrusio acetabuli,
What are the primary causes of pr...,
What is atlanto axial subluxation...
19
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