Gastrointestinal System Flashcards

Decks in this Class (42):

• Exam 1 Upper Gi Anatomy

  EXAM #1: UPPER GI ANATOMY

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  what are the four layers of the gi tube,

  what are the four layers of the mucosa,

  what are the two layers of the musculari
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• Exam 1 Lower Gi Anatomy

  EXAM #1: LOWER GI ANATOMY

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  what vagal trunk runs anterior to the es,

  what vagal trunk runs posterior to the e,

  what is the eponym for the anterior gast
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• Exam 1 Embryology Of The Gi System

  EXAM #1: EMBRYOLOGY OF THE GI SYSTEM

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  what germ layer do the stomodeum and pro,

  what are the derivatives of the foregut,

  what artery supplies the foregut
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• Exam 1 Biochemistry Of The Gi Tract

  EXAM #1: BIOCHEMISTRY OF THE GI TRACT

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  what enzymes are contained in the mouth,

  what is the function of alpha amylase,

  what is the function of lingual lipase
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• Exam 1 Immunology Of The Gi Tract

  EXAM #1: IMMUNOLOGY OF THE GI TRACT

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  what is the big difference between mucos,

  how long do mucosal antibody responses l,

  what are effector cells
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• Exam 1 Bacterial Infections Of The Gi Tr

  EXAM #1: BACTERIAL INFECTIONS OF THE GI TRACT

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  what are the symptoms of botulism poison,

  what causes botulism,

  when do the symptoms of botulism start
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• Exam 1 Pathology Of The Esophagus

  EXAM #1: PATHOLOGY OF THE ESOPHAGUS

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  what is the definition of odnophasia,

  what should you think when a patient com,

  what is the pathologic feature of achala
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• Exam 1 Liver Enzymes

  EXAM #1: LIVER ENZYMES

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  what is the common term to refer to a el,

  which of the transaminases is less speci,

  what is ast
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• Exam 1 Pathology Of The Stomach

  EXAM #1: PATHOLOGY OF THE STOMACH

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  what is the definition of gastritis,

  what is the underlying cause of acute ga,

  what are the three major mucosal defense
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• Exam 1 Small Bowel Pathology

  EXAM #1: SMALL BOWEL PATHOLOGY

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  what is the definition of ibd,

  what two diseases comprise ibd,

  what is the postulated etiology of ibd
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• Exam 1 Small Bowel Pathology Ii

  EXAM #1: SMALL BOWEL PATHOLOGY II

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  what is diverticulosis,

  what is diverticulitis,

  which is more associated with bleeding d
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• Exam 1 Gi Neoplasia

  EXAM #1: GI NEOPLASIA

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  what type of tumor is the most common in,

  what site is most commonly affected by n,

  what are the most common benign tumors o
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• Exam 3 Non Infectious Gi Motility Disord

  EXAM #3: NON-INFECTIOUS GI MOTILITY DISORDERS

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  what is a primary motility disorder,

  what are the signs symptoms of primary m,

  what causes dysmotility of the gut
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• Exam 1 Inflammatory Bowel Disease

  EXAM #1: INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE

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  what is ibd,

  what are the two major diseases that mak,

  what are the other minor diseases associ
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• Exam 1 Review

  EXAM #1: REVIEW

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  what is the staining method that is used,

  what third of the esophagus is more like,

  at what vertebral level is the esophagea
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• Exam 2 Liver Pathology

  EXAM #2: LIVER PATHOLOGY

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  what are the four most common causes of,

  what is meant by hepatocyte integrity,

  what are the two classic liver lab tests
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• Exam 2 Liver Pathology Ii

  EXAM #2: LIVER PATHOLOGY II

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  which hepatitis viruses are transmitted,

  how is hav commonly acquired,

  how is hev commonly acquired
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• Exam 2 Pancreatitis

  EXAM #2: PANCREATITIS

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  what is the sphincter of oddi,

  what neutralizes gastric acid as the mea,

  what turns a meal into liquid for absorp
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• Exam 2 Gi Bleeding

  EXAM #2: GI BLEEDING

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  what delineates between upper and lower,

  what does occult bleeding indicate,

  what is melena and indication of
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• Exam 2 Constipation

  EXAM #2: CONSTIPATION

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  what are the rome iii criteria for const,

  list the red flags relating to constipat,

  what are important historical questions
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• Exam 2 Liver Pathology Iii

  EXAM #2: LIVER PATHOLOGY III

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  draw the liver acinus and label the zone,

  why is the centrilobular region center o,

  what are the two types of drugs that cau
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• Exam 2 Liver Pathology Iv

  EXAM #2: LIVER PATHOLOGY IV

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  what is hereditary hemochromatosis,

  what gene is implicated in hereditary he,

  what is the link between transferrin hep
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• Exam 2 Esophageal Disorders

  EXAM #2: ESOPHAGEAL DISORDERS

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  what is an alternate name for heartburn,

  what is the definition of odynophagia,

  what is globus hystericus
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• Noninfectious Hepatobiliary Disease

  Noninfectious Hepatobiliary Disease

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  what are the three patterns to think of,

  what tests truly test the function of th,

  what enzymes are used in the evaluation
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• Exam 2 Osteopathic Considerations In Gi

  EXAM #2: OSTEOPATHIC CONSIDERATIONS IN GI

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  what nerve provides 75 of the pns influe,

  what nerves compose the cranial portion,

  what nerves compose the sacral portion o
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• Exam 2 Vomiting In Infants Children

  EXAM #2: VOMITING IN INFANTS & CHILDREN

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  what is the definition of apnea in infan,

  what is ger,

  what is regurgitation
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• Exam 2 Viral Hepatitis

  EXAM #2: VIRAL HEPATITIS

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  describe the histologic appearance of he,

  what are the complications of hepatitis,

  how does cirrhosis appear histologically
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• Exam 2 Hepatitis C

  EXAM #2: HEPATITIS C

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  what type of virus is hcv,

  is hepatitis c enveloped,

  where is the highest incidence of hcv wo
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• Exam 2 Review

  EXAM #2: REVIEW

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  what is causing the dark urine seen in p,

  what labs differentiate dubin johnson sy,

  what are the five normal components of b
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• Exam 3 Colorectal Cancer

  EXAM #3: COLORECTAL CANCER

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  what are the landmarks for the colon,

  what are the major arteries that branch,

  what are the major arteries that branch
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• Exam 3 Pancreatic Cancer

  EXAM #3: PANCREATIC CANCER

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  where is pancreatic cancer more prevalen,

  what is the mortality associated with pa,

  where is the pancreas located
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• Exam 3 Hepatobiliary Malignancy

  EXAM #3: HEPATOBILIARY MALIGNANCY

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  how many segments is the liver divided i,

  list the benign liver lesions,

  what are liver adenomas
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• Exam 3 Neonatal Jaundice

  EXAM #3: NEONATAL JAUNDICE

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  what is the definition of direct hyperbi,

  what does the bilirubin level need to be,

  where do you look if youre concerned abo
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• Exam 3 Cholelithiasis And Cholecystitis

  EXAM #3: CHOLELITHIASIS AND CHOLECYSTITIS

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  what is unique about the gallbladder in,

  where is the gallbladder best found,

  what is the normal function of the gallb
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• Exam 3 Pancreatitis

  EXAM #3: PANCREATITIS

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  what is the most common etiology of meta,

  what are the genetic underpinnings of ac,

  what are the most common causes of mecha
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• Exam 3 Gi Disease In Primary Care

  EXAM #3: GI DISEASE IN PRIMARY CARE

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  what class of antibiotics is most common,

  what are the functional disorders of the,

  what causes bowel obstruction
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• Exam 3 Pediatric Surgical Problems

  EXAM #3: PEDIATRIC SURGICAL PROBLEMS

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  what are the three etiologies of lymphad,

  what is the difference between acute and,

  what is the surgical procedure to diagno
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• Exam 3 Pediatric Cholestasis

  EXAM #3: PEDIATRIC CHOLESTASIS

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  what lab is characteristic for pediatric,

  what are the etiologies of pediatric cho,

  what are the functions of bile
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• Exam 3 Drug Induced Liver Injury

  EXAM #3: DRUG-INDUCED LIVER INJURY

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  what is the value of a ruq us in the set,

  on liver biopsy what are the characteris,

  what is the number one antibiotic to cau
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• Exam 3 Hernias

  EXAM #3: HERNIAS

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  what is the general school of thought fo,

  what is the most common type of all hern,

  review the abdominal wall layers
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• Exam 3 Acute Abdomen

  EXAM #3: ACUTE ABDOMEN

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  how is the nine quadrant view of the abd,

  what type of sensation is associated wit,

  what type of sensation is associated wit
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• Exam 3 Review

  EXAM #3: REVIEW

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  list 7x risk factors for colon cancer,

  what is the inheritance pattern of the a,

  name the three scenarios that will give
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