Final

Question 1

Malabsorption syndrome results from

Answer 1

Multiple causative factors

Question 2

What is a synonym of celiac disease

Answer 2

Gluten enteropathy

Question 3

Clinical manifestations of celiac disease include

Answer 3

All of the above

Dermatitis herpetiformis
Malabsorption syndrome
Aphtous stomatitis

Question 4

What is the gold standard for diagnosis of celiac disease

Answer 4

Biopsy of descenidng duodenum

Question 5

Celiac disease is often associated with

Answer 5

Diabetes mellitus type I

Question 6

Better choice for treatment of Whipple’s disease is

Answer 6

Antibiotics therapy

Question 7

Which of the following is involved in Crohn’s disease

Answer 7

Any segment of GI tract with inflammation of all layers of GI organ wall

Question 8

Which of the following bacteria could result in Crohn’s disease

Answer 8

Mycobacterium paratuberculosis

Question 9

Granuloma of GI organ wall is found in

Answer 9

Crohn’s disease

Question 10

Ulcerative colitis always starts in

Answer 10

Distal part of the colon

Question 11

Large amount of bright colored blood in stool are characterized by

Answer 11

Ulcerative colitis

Question 12

Large amount of bright colored blood in stool are characterized by

Answer 12

Ulcerative colitis

Question 13

Development of pseudo colorectal polyps is associatred with

Answer 13

Ulcerative colitis

Question 14

Classical sign of colorectal cancer is

Answer 14

Worsening constipation

Question 15

Metastases from colorectal cancer spread secondary to

Answer 15

Liver

Question 16

Hirschprung’s disease often coexists with

Answer 16

Down’s syndrome

Question 17

First manifestation of hirschprung’s disease occur usually

Answer 17

In first 24 hours of life

Question 18

Pain in typical acute appendicitis goes towards

Answer 18

RLQ

Question 19

Risk factor for IBS are

Answer 19

All of the above

Change of hormonal level
Abnormalities of gut flora
Decrease of serotonini level

Question 20

Most common site of diverticula development is

Answer 20

Colon

Question 21

Clinical manifestations of acute diverticulitis are

Answer 21

Sudden pain in LLQ, chills, leukocytosis

Question 22

Which of the following etiological factors is more typical for acute appendicitis in children

Answer 22

Viral infection

Question 23

Which is a complication of acute appendicitis

Answer 23

Peritonitis

Question 24

Which of the following is involved in Crohn’s disease

Answer 24

Any segment of the GI tract with inflammation of all layers of the GI organ wall

Question 25

What is NOT true for Whipple’s disease

Answer 25

Thinning of the intestinal wall

Question 26

Malabsorption syndrome results from

Answer 26

Multiple causative factors

Question 27

Waht is NOT a synonym of celiac disease

Answer 27

Tropical sprue

Question 28

Better choice for treatment of whipple’s disease is

Answer 28

Antibiotic therapy

Question 29

Which fo the following bacteria could result in Crohn’s disease

Answer 29

Mycobacterium paratuberculosis

Question 30

Granuloma of GI organ wall is found in

Answer 30

Crohn ‘s disease

Question 31

Which of the following is the best description of ulcerative colitis

Answer 31

It is an inflammatory disease of colon starting in rectum and then moving up

Question 32

Development of pseudo colorectal polyps is associated with

Answer 32

Ulcerative colitis

Question 33

Ulcerative colitis always starts in the

Answer 33

Rectum

Question 34

Large amounts of bright colored blood in stool are characteristic of

Answer 34

Ulcerative colitis

Question 35

Development of colorectal polyps is associated with

Answer 35

Familial predisposition

Question 36

Classic sign of colorectal cancer is

Answer 36

Worsening constipation

Question 37

Metastases from colorectal cancer spread secondary to

Answer 37

Liver

Question 38

IBS is

Answer 38

Functional disorder of the colon

Question 39

Clinical manifestations of acute diverticulitis are

Answer 39

Sudden pain in LLQ, chills, leukocytosis

Question 40

Whcih fo the following etiological factors is more typical for acute appendicitis in children

Answer 40

Viral infection

Question 41

What is a complication of acute appendicitis

Answer 41

Peritonitis

Question 42

Risk factor for IBS is

Answer 42

All of the above Change of hormonal level Abnormalities of gut flora Decrease of serotonin level

Question 43

Most common diverticula development is

Answer 43

Colon

Question 44

Clinical manifestations of celiac disease include

Answer 44

All of the above Dermatitis herpetiformis Malabsorption syndrome Aphthous stomatitis

Question 45

What is th egold standard for diagnosis of celiac disease

Answer 45

Biopsy of descending duodenum

Question 46

Celiac disease is often associated with

Answer 46

Diabetes mellitus type I

Question 47

Whipple’s disease more commonly affects

Answer 47

Farmers

Question 48

What is a ysnonym of celiac disease

Answer 48

Gluten enteropathy

Question 49

Pain in typical acute appendicitis goes towards

Answer 49

RLQ

Question 50

Hirschprung’s disease often coexist with

Answer 50

Down’s syndrome

Question 51

First manifestation of hirschprung’s disease occur usually

Answer 51

In the first 24 hours of life