Decks in this Class (59):
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The Mouth
The mouth
Sample Cards:give four signs you would look for in th,give four signs in the mouth that could,give 6 possible reasons for an iron defi31 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Pancreatic Carcinoma
Pancreatic carcinoma
Sample Cards:where do 70 of cancers of the pancreas o,list some factors which have been associ,what type of cancer makes up 75 of pancr10 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Jaundice
Jaundice
Sample Cards:list 4 possible causes for an isolated h,which liver marker may rise before alp i,what may fall in severe haemolytic anaem7 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Physiology Of Mastication Swallowing And
Physiology of mastication, swallowing and GI tract motility
Sample Cards:what are the 4 basic digestive processes,describe the motility of the gi tract,describe the secretion process in the gi52 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Hepatitis B
Hepatitis B
Sample Cards:what is the earliest indicator of hep b,how soon does the hep b surface antigen,does the hep b surface antigen persist d23 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Physiology And Pharmacology Of Gastric M
Physiology and Pharmacology of gastric motility and gastric acid secretion
Sample Cards:which secretory cells are present in the,which secretory cells are present in the,where in the stomach is a the pyloric gl30 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Physiology Of Digestion And Absorption
Physiology of digestion and absorption
Sample Cards:what is the major site for digestion and,how big is the small intestine,what does the small intestine receive an90 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Gi Motility
gI motility
Sample Cards:name the three main salivary glands and,what is the largest part of the small in,what are the three main methods of movem52 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Sample Cards:what sort of disorder is ibs,list some factors which can trigger the,does ibs affect more men or women what i28 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Biochemical Aspects Of Liver Metabolism
Biochemical aspects of liver metabolism
Sample Cards:what are the principle roles of the live,what is the urea cycle,what can be used to separate plasma prot81 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Anatomy How Do We Taste Chew And Swallow
Anatomy- how do we taste, chew and swallow?
Sample Cards:what are the four muscles of mastication,what is the origin and insertion of the,what is the origin and insertion of the91 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Anatomy How Do Our Intestines Work
Anatomy- how do our intestines work?
Sample Cards:how is the inner layer of smooth muscle,how is the outer layer of smooth muscle,which cavities are contained within the36 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Mucosal Immunology Of The Gi Tract
Mucosal immunology of the GI tract
Sample Cards:what is the galt,what does the small intestine have that,where are immune cells found in the smal30 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Role Of Mucosal Immunity In Disease
Role of mucosal immunity in disease
Sample Cards:what is the mucosal response to infectio,briefly describe what coeliac disease is,is coeliac disease an allergy25 CardsPreview Flashcards -
The Physiology Of Feeding And Satiety
The physiology of feeding and satiety
Sample Cards:what is energy homeostasis,what leads to obesity,what bmi range is thin normal39 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Malabsorption
Malabsorption
Sample Cards:define malabsorption,list some common and uncommon causes of,what are different malabsorptive states44 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Malnutrition
Malnutrition
Sample Cards:what are some consequences of malnutriti,what are causes of undernutrition,what should be determined and recorded w29 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Intestinal Failure
Intestinal failure
Sample Cards:what is intestinal failure,what could cause chronic intestinal fail,how long is acute intestinal failure giv9 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Endoscopy
Endoscopy
Sample Cards:what does an ercp soope look at,what is endoscopy used for,what conditions can be diagnosed visuall14 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Oesophagitis And Barrett S Oesophagus
Oesophagitis and Barrett's oesophagus
Sample Cards:what types of oesophagitis are there,what are the two possible causes of acut,what are the two types of chronic oesoph33 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Biochemistry Glycogen Synthesis And Brea
Biochemistry- Glycogen synthesis and breakdown
Sample Cards:what is glycogenesis,what is glycogenolysis,why is glycogen important31 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Biochemistry Gluconeogenesis
Biochemistry- gluconeogenesis
Sample Cards:what is gluconeogenesis,when is gluconeogenesis required,what are the precursors for gluconeogene21 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Biochemistry Lipid Catabolism
Biochemistry- lipid catabolism
Sample Cards:what are essential fatty acids,what can deficiencies in essential fatty,which vitamins are fat soluble32 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Biochemistry Lipid Anabolism
Biochemistry - lipid anabolism
Sample Cards:what is the name for the synthesis of ne,which tissues can carry out lipogenesis,when does lipogenesis occur23 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Biochemistry Amino Acid Catabolism
Biochemistry- amino acid catabolism
Sample Cards:can all amino acids be fully oxidised in,which amino acids are degraded,what is the major site of amino acid deg10 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Oesophageal Motility Disorders
Oesophageal motility disorders
Sample Cards:what disorders come under the category o,what is achalasia,at what ages does achalasia occur13 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Gastroparesis
Gastroparesis
Sample Cards:what is gastroparesis,what are the symptoms of gastroparesis,list causes of gastroparesis5 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Pathology Of The Stomach
Pathology of the stomach
Sample Cards:list inflammatory disorders of the stoma,list some causes of acute gastritis,list causes of chronic gastritis64 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Dyspepsia Peptic Ulcer Disease Clinical
Dyspepsia Peptic ulcer disease- clinical
Sample Cards:what are the rome iii criteria for dyspe,what are the two broad categories of dys,what is it important to differentiate dy16 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Gastric Cancer Clinical And Effect Of H
Gastric cancer- clinical and effect of H pylori
Sample Cards:what are the symptoms,is family history common in gastric canc,what has been noticed about patients wit6 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Oesophageal Tumours Pathology
Oesophageal tumours - pathology
Sample Cards:how common are benign oesophageal tumour,what are the most common benign oesophag,what is another type of benign oesophage14 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma Pathology
Oral squamous cell carcinoma - Pathology
Sample Cards:what percentage of oral cancers does thi,what are the variable presentations of o,what are the high risk sites in the mout7 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Gastric And Oesophageal Cancer Clinical
Gastric and Oesophageal cancer: clinical
Sample Cards:what are the signs and symptoms of oesop,what are the signs and symptoms of gastr,what are important findings on examinati20 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Upper Gi Bleeding
Upper GI bleeding
Sample Cards:is the majority of upper gi bleeding sel,what is death usually due to in upper gi,list some causes for upper gi bleeding21 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Physiology And Pharmacology Of The Large
Physiology and Pharmacology of the large intestine
Sample Cards:how big is the large intestine,what permits the entry of chyme into the,what are the functions of the large inte27 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Pathology Of Ibd
Pathology of IBD
Sample Cards:what is the aetiology of uc and cd,which parts of the gi tract are affected,who presents with crohn s disease31 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Benign Bowel Disorders
Benign bowel disorders
Sample Cards:what is diverticular disease,which part of the colon is usually affec,what type of diet would predispose to ge30 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Small Bowel Obstruction
Small bowel obstruction
Sample Cards:list some causes for a small bowel obstr,what are adhesions,what abdominal hernias are most common a30 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Food Poisoning
Food poisoning
Sample Cards:what number and above on the bristol sto,what is food poisoning,what sorts of pathogens can cause food p45 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Epidemiology And Gi Disease Public Healt
Epidemiology and GI disease- public health
Sample Cards:what is epidemiology,what is incidence rate,what is the prevalence rate of a disease13 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Viral Diarrhoea And C Diff Infection
Viral diarrhoea and C diff infection
Sample Cards:what is the commonest cause of diarrhoea,how is rotavirus spread,when are most cases of rotavirus contrac42 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Gastroenteritis
Gastroenteritis
Sample Cards:define gastroenteritis,what is the most common cause of gastroe,what percentage of gastroenteritis cases51 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Inflammatory Bowel Disease Clinical
Inflammatory bowel disease- clinical
Sample Cards:what do uc and crohn s differ in,what three factors contribute to the pat,which gene has been recognised has a ibd17 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Inflammatory Bowel Disease Therapy
Inflammatory bowel disease therapy
Sample Cards:what are the aims of ibd therapy,what are the three therapeutic strategie,what lifestyle advice can be given in th38 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Sexually Transmitted Infections And The
Sexually transmitted infections and the GI tract
Sample Cards:how are infections transmitted during se,which parts of the gi tract can be affec,what gi infection can be transmitted fae16 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Tropical Gastroenterology
Tropical Gastroenterology
Sample Cards:what are key findings on examination on,what are possible causes of fever in a r,what is traveller s diarrhoea defined as35 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Colorectal Cancer
Colorectal cancer
Sample Cards:what types of colorectal neoplasia exist,what types of colorectal polyps exist,what do oncogenes do a when normal b whe49 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Physiology And Pharmacology Of The Liver
Physiology and Pharmacology of the Liver
Sample Cards:what is the liver s blood supply,describe the passage of blood through th,what shape is each liver lobule39 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Acute Liver Disease And Fulminant Hepati
Acute liver disease and fulminant hepatic failure
Sample Cards:what is acute liver disease,why are people with jaundice itchy,what are the lfts26 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Viral Hepatitis
Viral hepatitis
Sample Cards:what are the hepatitis viruses,how is hepatitis a spread,what are the clinical features of hep a41 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Pathology Of The Liver
Pathology of the liver
Sample Cards:what are the two concepts of microanatom,which acinar zones are used to describe,are all liver cells capable of regenerat95 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Aetiologies And Pathophysiologies Of Chr
Aetiologies and pathophysiologies of chronic liver disease
Sample Cards:what is the flow pathophysiology of chro,list causes of chronic liver disease and,what is the difference between chronic d40 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Imaging Of The Gi Tract
Imaging of the GI tract
Sample Cards:what is the first line investigation in,what is the main purpose of imaging in p,what is the first line investigation whe19 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Prescribing In Liver Disease
Prescribing in liver disease
Sample Cards:give examples of two substances which un,what sex hormones are not metabolised we,what are the consequences for the kidney5 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Pathology Of The Biliary Tract And Pancr
Pathology of the biliary tract and pancreas
Sample Cards:what liver function test results are usu,what are important causes of occlusion o,what causes gallstones40 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Sepsis
Sepsis
Sample Cards:what is sepsis,what is the definition of systemic infla,what is severe sepsis21 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Anatomy Where Is My Patient S Abdominal
Anatomy: where is my patient's abdominal pain?
Sample Cards:what are the three layers of anterolater,does the peritoneum contain sensory rece,where does the inferior epigastric arter26 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Anatomy Of Jaundice
Anatomy of jaundice
Sample Cards:which ribs protect the spleen,what is the blood supply to the stomach,where does the left gastro omental arter37 CardsPreview Flashcards -
The Anatomy Of The Blood Vessels Of The
The anatomy of the blood vessels of the abdomen
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