Gastrointestinal Flashcards

Decks in this Class (40):

• Anterior Abdominal Wall

  Anterior Abdominal Wall

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  what are the layers of the anterior abdo,

  what direction are the fibres of externa,

  what is the upper origins of the externa
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• Posterior Abdominal Wall

  Posterior Abdominal Wall

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  what is the origin of psoas major,

  what is the insertion of psoas major,

  what is the action of psoas major
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• Abdominal Viscera 1

  Abdominal Viscera 1

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  how long is the oesophagus,

  at what level does the oesophagus begin,

  at what level does the oesophagus pass t
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• Abdominal Viscera 2

  Abdominal Viscera 2

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  what is the appendix,

  what is the position of the tip of the a,

  what are the four parts of the colon
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• Anatomy Of Peritoneal Cavity

  Anatomy of Peritoneal Cavity

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  what is the function of mesenteries,

  what is the nerve supply of the parietal,

  what is the nerve supply of the visceral
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• Nerves Vessels Of The Abdomen

  Nerves & Vessels of the Abdomen

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  where does the abdominal aorta begin,

  where does the abdominal aorta end,

  what are the 3 groups of branches of the
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• Infectious Causes Of Gastroenteritis 1

  Infectious Causes of Gastroenteritis 1

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  why is diarrhoea deadly,

  why does diarrhoea cause malnutrition,

  how much fluid enters the gut per day
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• Infectious Causes Of Gastroenteritis 2

  Infectious Causes of Gastroenteritis 2

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  what are the two ways which bacteria can,

  how does rotavirus effect intestinal arc,

  what is done in a laboratory diagnosis o
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• Imaging Of The Abdomen 1

  Imaging of the Abdomen 1

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  what does the absorption of an x ray bea,

  what is the order of structures in the b,

  what is the atomic number of some differ
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• Gastrointestinal Histology

  Gastrointestinal Histology

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  what are the common structural features,

  which is the best structural feature to,

  what is the mucosa
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• Neural Hormonal Control Of Gastrointesti

  Neural & Hormonal Control of Gastrointestinal Function 1

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  what are the basic functions of the gi t,

  what are the key regulatory requirements,

  what are the interstitial cells of cajal
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• Neural Hormonal Control Of Gastrointesti

  Neural & Hormonal Control of Gastrointestinal Function 2

  Sample Cards:

  what causes relaxation of the pylorus,

  what is the protease present in the stom,

  why is the food ground up in the stomach
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• Acute Chronic Gastritis

  Acute & Chronic Gastritis

  Sample Cards:

  what receptors are present on parietal c,

  where does the acetylcholine come from,

  where does the histamine come from
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• Coeliac Disease

  Coeliac Disease

  Sample Cards:

  what is coeliac disease,

  what is the prevalence of coeliac diseas,

  what genes are associated with coeliac d
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• Immunopathology 2 Problems Mediated By I

  Immunopathology 2 - Problems mediated by innate immunity

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  what are the cardinal features of inflam,

  what are the actions of il 1,

  how is il 1 synthesised
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• Benefits Mischiefs From Normal Microbiot

  Benefits & Mischiefs from Normal Microbiota 1

  Sample Cards:

  which type of bacteria is predominant in,

  are the bacteria in the gut predominantl,

  in which part of the gut is most of the
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• Benefits Mischiefs From Normal Microbiot

  Benefits & Mischiefs from Normal Microbiota 2

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  which prrs are down regulated after birt,

  which prrs are expressed in endosomes to,

  which prr is expressed on the basolatera
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• Digestion Absorption

  Digestion & Absorption

  Sample Cards:

  what polysaccharides are digested by hum,

  what disaccharides are digested by human,

  what monosaccharides are absorbed by hum
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• Development 1

  Development 1

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  what is a congenital disorder,

  what is the frequency of birth defects,

  what is the most common birth defect
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• Development 2

  Development 2

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  which organs does the endoderm provide e,

  what is the coelom,

  how does the coelom form
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• Drugs Affecting The Gastrointestinal Sys

  Drugs Affecting the Gastrointestinal System

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  what are some causes of peptic ulcers,

  why are prostaglandin e2 and i2 protecti,

  what is the action of h2 receptor antago
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• Eukaryotic Parasites 1

  Eukaryotic Parasites 1

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  what is a parasite,

  what are ectoparasites,

  what is the definitive host
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• Eukaryotic Parasites 2

  Eukaryotic Parasites 2

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  what are the 3 major types of helminths,

  why is the life cycle of helminths diffe,

  what is the exception to this
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• Liver Pancreas Histology

  Liver & Pancreas Histology

  Sample Cards:

  what are the primary tissue types in the,

  what are the features of hepatocytes,

  what is the lifespan of a hepatocyte
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• Regulation Of Energy Balance

  Regulation of Energy Balance

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  what percentage of energy expenditure do,

  what are the three ways which the body e,

  what is the gold standard of measuring e
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• Dysplasia Carcinoma Sequence General Pri

  Dysplasia Carcinoma Sequence General Principles

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  what features define malignancy,

  what do oncogenes do,

  what to tumour supressor genes do
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• Infectious Causes Of Hepatitis 1

  Infectious Causes of Hepatitis 1

  Sample Cards:

  what is hepatitis,

  how long does acute hepatitis last,

  what are the symptoms of acute hepatitis
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• Dysplasia Carcinoma Sequence In Colorect

  Dysplasia Carcinoma Sequence in Colorectal Cancer

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  what patients are most at risk of colore,

  what are adenomatous polyps,

  what features of a polyp predict whether
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• Detoxification Pathways In The Liver

  Detoxification Pathways in the Liver

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  how are dietary toxins directed to the l,

  what size chemicals does the cytochrome,

  what is the nomenclature for cytochrome
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• Infectious Causes Of Hepatitis 2

  Infectious Causes of Hepatitis 2

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  what is the transmission of hepatitis b,

  what type of infection is caused by hepa,

  for which hepatitis virus is there perin
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• Bilirubin Pathways Bile Production

  Bilirubin Pathways & Bile Production

  Sample Cards:

  what is erythropoiesis,

  where is erythropoietin made,

  what does erythropoietin do
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• Patterns Of Liver Injury 1 Acute Hepatit

  Patterns of Liver Injury 1 - Acute Hepatitis

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  what is the key clinical feature of acut,

  what is the key liver enzyme test of acu,

  what is the clinical definition of acute
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• Alcohol The Liver

  Alcohol & the Liver

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  how does alcohol cause neurological effe,

  what are the alcoholic signs,

  what are the different types of alcohol
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• Patterns Of Liver Injury 2 Chronic Hepat

  Patterns of Liver Injury 2 - Chronic Hepatitis

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  what is chronic hepatitis,

  what causes chronic hepatitis,

  do all patients with chronic elevation o
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• Liver Pancreatic Secretions In Digestion

  Liver & Pancreatic Secretions in Digestion

  Sample Cards:

  what hormone regulates gall bladder cont,

  what is the result of absence of bile,

  what are the components of bile
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• Jaundice

  Jaundice

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  what is the concentration of plasma bili,

  what is the first tissue to change colou,

  what carries unconjugated bilirubin in t
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• Cirrhosis Portal Hypertension

  Cirrhosis & Portal Hypertension

  Sample Cards:

  what is cirrhosis,

  what are the causes of cirrhosis,

  what is the pathogenesis of cirrhosis
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• Advanced Pharmacokinetics

  Advanced Pharmacokinetics

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  in rapid iv administration how does the,

  in rapid iv administration how does the,

  in rapid iv administration what is peak
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• Factors That Complicate Pharmacokinetics

  Factors that complicate Pharmacokinetics

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  what are the two factors that complicate,

  when is variation in pharmacokinetics an,

  what are the three ways that a drug can
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• Use Of Liver Enzymes In Diagnosis

  Use of Liver Enzymes in Diagnosis

  Sample Cards:

  which liver enzymes are cytoplasmic,

  which liver enzymes are on the cell memb,

  which liver enzymes are in organelles
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