GI Exam 1 Flashcards

Decks in this Class (25):

• Histology Of The Oral Cavity And Salivar

  Histology of the Oral Cavity and Salivary Glands

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  what are the four functions of the alime,

  what is the vestibule in the oral cavity,

  what are the borders of the cavity prope
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• Development Of Gi And Kidneys

  Development of GI and Kidneys

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  what part of the gut maintains its conne,

  what are the arteries supplying the fore,

  what arteries supply the midgut
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• Histology Of The Esophagus And Stomach

  Histology of the Esophagus and Stomach

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  what are the four layers throughout the,

  three main functions of mucosa,

  what is found in the submucosa
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• Organization Of The Abdomen

  Organization of the Abdomen

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  what are the upper regions of the abdome,

  what are the middle regions of the abdom,

  what are the lower regions of the abdome
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• Posterior Abdominal Organization

  Posterior Abdominal Organization

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  what ligament splits the liver in two pa,

  what ligament is found on the posterior,

  where is the falciform ligament formed f
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• Abdominal Arteries

  Abdominal Arteries

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  what branches come off the celiac artery,

  what branches come off the common hepati,

  what branches come off the splenic arter
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• Overview Of The Gi Tract

  Overview of the GI Tract

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  where is the spiral valve of heister fou,

  what is the area called where the common,

  what are the five standard tastes
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• Digestion Of Carbohydrates

  Digestion of Carbohydrates

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  what is the least common saccharide in o,

  where is maltose formed,

  what is amylose
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• Digestion And Absorption Of Proteins

  Digestion and Absorption of Proteins

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  three things that make up amino acids,

  what is the mnemonic to remember essenti,

  which essential aa is only essential in
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• Digestion And Absorption Of Lipids

  Digestion and Absorption of Lipids

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  three types of lipids,

  what enzyme digests lipids in the mouth,

  what is special about fat digestion in n
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• Secretions Of Salivary Glands

  Secretions of Salivary Glands

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  what are the three lingual secretions an,

  what is secreted to make swallowing easi,

  what does kallikrein cause
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• Gut Motility

  Gut Motility

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  effect of cck on gallbladder pancreas st,

  what causes release of cck,

  what inhibits cck release
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• Neural Regulation Of Gastrointestinal Fu

  Neural Regulation of Gastrointestinal Function

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  what neurotransmitters are used for tast,

  what receptors do sweet bitter umami use,

  what receptors do salty and sour use
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• Clinicopathologic Considerations Of Dysp

  Clinicopathologic Considerations of Dyspepsia

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  what demographic is affected by infectio,

  what is dyspepsia,

  what is dysphagia
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• Food Allergies

  Food Allergies

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  what type of food allergies can occur,

  what 8 foods are responsible for the maj,

  what causes food intolerance
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• Microbiome App

  Microbiome App

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  what does microbiome mean,

  what is normal biota,

  what is the first line of defense
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• Treatment Of Acid Reflux And Peptic Ulce

  Treatment of Acid Reflux and Peptic Ulcer

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  what are direct stimulants to gastrin se,

  what are vagal effects on gastrin releas,

  what does ach m3 receptor do
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• Motility Agents And Antiemetics

  Motility Agents and Antiemetics

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  how do enterochromaffin cells respond to,

  what does released serotonin activate,

  what are 5 ht3 receptors
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• Gastrointestinal Infections Part I

  Gastrointestinal Infections Part I

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  what is gastroenteritis,

  what is a symptom of diarrhea,

  what is dysentery
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• Cystic Fibrosis

  Cystic FIbrosis

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  cf affects how many people in the us and,

  what does cf ultimately cause,

  what happens when cf mucus is produced
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• Gastrointestinal Infections Part Ii

  Gastrointestinal Infections Part II

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  what virus causes the most severe diarrh,

  what do rotaviruses cause,

  are rotaviruses enveloped
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• Neurohumoral And Endocrine Regulation

  Neurohumoral and Endocrine Regulation

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  what does gastrin work on,

  what do i cells enteroendocrine cells re,

  what does cck work on
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• Gastrointestinal Physiology

  Gastrointestinal Physiology

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  how can long term use of ppis cause oste,

  long term ppis can cause hypomagnesaemia,

  what infections come from long term ppi
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• Hepatitis B Antibodies

  Hepatitis B Antibodies

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  what is hbsag,

  what is hbeag,

  what is antihbc
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• Random Anatomy

  Random Anatomy

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  what is the mnemonic for the lumbar plex,

  what is the lumbar plexus,

  what are the nerve roots for subcostal n
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