GI lectures Flashcards

Decks in this Class (75):

• Structure And Function Of The Alimentary

  structure and function of the alimentary canal

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  what does the gi tract consist of,

  what is the function of the mouth and...,

  what is the function of the oesophagus
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• Biochemistry Of Metabolism

  Biochemistry of Metabolism

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  what is glycogen,

  what is glycogenesis,

  what is glycogenolysis
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• Physiology And Pharmacology Of Gastric Se

  Physiology and Pharmacology of Gastric Secretion

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  what is the volume range of the stomach,

  how does the stomach expand and relax...,

  what are the 2 functional areas of th...
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• Anatomy Of The Upper Gi Tract

  Anatomy of the Upper GI Tract

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  what are the 4 functions of the upper gi,

  what are the 4 structures involved in...,

  what is the function of mastication
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• Physiology Of Digestion And Absorption

  Physiology of Digestion and Absorption

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  what are the respective lengths of the 3,

  what 3 substances does the small inte...,

  what is succus tericus
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• Abdominal Pain And The Likely Source

  Abdominal Pain and the Likely Source

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  what are the components of the large ...,

  what is included in the foregut,

  what is included in the midgut
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• Physiology Of Feeding And Satiety

  Physiology of Feeding and Satiety

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  what 2 factors have contributed to th...,

  what are the bmi ranges for normal ov...,

  describe the trend in obesity inciden...
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• Why Might A Patient Be Jaundiced

  Why might a patient be jaundiced?

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  what is jaundice and what causes it,

  what is bilirubin,

  what is the function of bile
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• Immunology 1

  Immunology 1

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  why do mucosal surfaces require high ...,

  what are the possible consequences of...,

  what are the 4 functions of mucosal t...
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• Nutritional Screening

  Nutritional Screening

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  what is the must score,

  what are the 4 steps of the must score,

  how is bmi calculated what bmi equate...
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• Pathology Of Small Bowel

  Pathology of Small Bowel

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  what are the 2 occlusive causes of in...,

  what are the 4 non occlusive causes o...,

  is bowel ischaemia acute or chronic
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• Malabsorption

  Malabsorption

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  define malabsorption,

  list 5 common causes of malabsorption,

  list 5 uncommon causes of malabsorption
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• Dental Public Health

  Dental public health

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  what are the 3 oral diseases with sig...,

  what 3 things can oral health impact,

  what are the 3 main risk factors for ...
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• The Endoscope And The Gi Tract

  the endoscope and the GI tract

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  what are the 4 parts of the basic end...,

  name 6 types of specialised endoscope,

  list 4 uses of endoscopes
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• Lipid Digestion And The Absorption Of Ca

  Lipid digestion and the absorption of Ca++, iron and vitamins

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  how much of total daily energy requir...,

  what 4 substances do lipids comprise,

  are lipids soluble in water what is t...
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• Embryology

  embryology

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  which germ layers is the gi tract der...,

  what is the purpose of rotation of di...,

  what do ventral mesenteries give rise to
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• Biochemistry Of Metabolism Summary

  Biochemistry of Metabolism Summary

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  can fatty acids be used for gluconeog...,

  true or false some lipids contain pho...,

  lipid absorption is required for the ...
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• Pathology Of Oesophagus And Mouth

  Pathology of oesophagus and mouth

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  what is reflux oesophagitis,

  what might cause reflux oesophagitis,

  what will be seen microscopically in ...
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• Gastro Oesophageal Reflux Disease And Dys

  Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease and dysmobility of oesophagus

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  what type of medication is used for r...,

  what does reflux quality of life compare,

  what is gord
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• Pathology Of The Stomach

  pathology of the stomach

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  name 3 inflammatory disorders of the ...,

  what can cause acute gastritis,

  what can casue chronic gastritis
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• Physiology And Pharmacology Of Nausea And

  Physiology and Pharmacology of Nausea and Vomiting

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  what is nausea,

  what can acute nausea affect,

  what is chronic nausea
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• Dyspepsia And Peptic Ulcer Disease

  Dyspepsia and peptic ulcer disease

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  what is dyspepsia,

  what are the organs of the foregut where,

  how common is dyspepsia
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• Management Of Acute Upper Gi Haemorrhage

  Management of Acute Upper GI Haemorrhage

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  how might gi bleeding present,

  how serious is gi bleeding,

  what are the most common causes of gi...
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• Colorectal Pathology

  Colorectal pathology

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  what is a poly,

  all polyps are adenomas true or false,

  what are the 4 differential diagnoses of
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• Physiology And Pharmocology Of The Large

  physiology and pharmocology of the large intestine

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  how big is the large intestine,

  what are the 3 strands of longitudina...,

  where is smooth muscle thickened in t...
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• Benign Conditions Of The Large Bowel

  Benign conditions of the Large bowel

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  what are some less common diseases of...,

  what is the most common endoscopicall...,

  what is a diverticulum
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• Colorectal Pathology 2

  colorectal pathology 2

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  can antibiotics cause colitis,

  what does a diverticulum look like,

  when are diverticuli dangerous
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• Disease Of Small Bowel And Appendix

  Disease of small bowel and appendix

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  what can cause obstruction inside the...,

  what can cause obstruction within the...,

  what can cause obstruction outside th...
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• Ibs

  IBS

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  what are the worrying signs of functi...,

  what is ibs,

  what is the pathophysiology of ibs
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• Faecal Continence

  Faecal continence

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  where is the pelvic cavity,

  what is contained within the pelvic c...,

  is the pelvic cavity continuous with the
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• Gastroenteritis

  Gastroenteritis

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  what are the most important bug to kn...,

  describe the global impact of gastroe...,

  what are the main risk factors for gi...
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• Dietary Management Of Gi Disease

  Dietary management of GI disease

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  where is ibd most common,

  what are the risk factors for ibd,

  what are the clinical features of crohns
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• Pathology Of Ibd

  Pathology of IBD

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  what is crohns disease,

  who usually presents with crohns disease,

  what are the most common sites of crohns
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• Ibd Therapy

  IBD therapy

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  what is the lifestyle advice for ibd,

  what effect does smoking have on crohns,

  what drugs are used in crohns
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• Tropical Infections

  Tropical infections

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  what aspects are important in travel ...,

  what can fever be in returned traveller,

  what precautions for returned travellers
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• Fluid Balance

  Fluid balance

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  what drives absorption of water,

  intestinal fluid movement is always c...,

  via what 2 routes can water move acro...
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• Surgical Therapy For Ibd

  Surgical Therapy for IBD
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• Ibd Surgery

  IBD surgery

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  what is an ileostomy,

  what is a colostomy,

  when is elective surgery indicated in uc
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• Colorectal Cancer

  Colorectal Cancer

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  how common is colorectal cancer,

  where are majority of colorectal cancers,

  how can cancer spread
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• Dirrhoea Tbl

  Dirrhoea TBL

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  what is a change in bowel habit,

  is cirrhosis a differential diagnosis of,

  what are some differential diagnoses ...
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• Hepatitis

  Hepatitis

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  what do hepatitis cause,

  how does hepatitis a spread,

  what groups does hepatitis a cluster in
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• Physiology Pharmacology Of Liver

  Physiology/pharmacology of liver

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  what are the metabolic functions of t...,

  describe the processes in carbohydrat...,

  what are the processes in fat metabolism
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• Public Health Screening For Disease

  Public Health - Screening for Disease

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  what diseases are screened for in adults,

  when is bowel cancer screened,

  when is breast cancer screened
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• Medical Consequences Of Alcohol Excess

  Medical Consequences of Alcohol Excess

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  stopah trial
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• Hepatomegaly And Focal Liver Lesions

  Hepatomegaly and Focal Liver Lesions

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  solid liver lesions in older people,

  solid liver lesions in chronic disease,

  when are liver lesions detected
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• Biochemistry Of The Liver

  Biochemistry of the Liver

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  what are the 6 functions of the liver,

  what might be sign of liver disease i...,

  which 2 processes of metabolism is th...
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• Pathology Of The Liver

  Pathology of the liver

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  what separates the 2 lobes of the liver,

  what is the porta hepatis,

  how can you distinguish the portal vein
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• Aetiologies Pathophysiology Of Liver Dise

  Aetiologies/pathophysiology of liver disease

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  what is nafld,

  what is the 2 hit paradigm for nafld,

  what can be attributed to the second hit
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• Syndromes Of Cirrhosis

  Syndromes of Cirrhosis

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  which structures does the portal vein...,

  pressure is higher in the hepatic artery,

  flow is greater in the portal vein th...
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• Pathology Of The Liver 2

  Pathology of the liver 2

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  what causes hep a b c and e,

  hep a outcome,

  hep b outcome
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• Biliary Tract And Pancreatic Pathology

  Biliary Tract and Pancreatic Pathology

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  what is cholelithiasis,

  are gallstones always symptomatic,

  what is bile
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• Jaundice Tbl

  Jaundice TBL

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  what is jaundice,

  what is liver failure,

  what are the liver function tests
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• Hiv Sexually Transmitted Diseases And Tro

  HIV, Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Tropical Infections

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  what are the 6 methods of contracting an,

  what are the risk factors for contrac...,

  how is rectal gonorrhoea spread
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• Public Health Alcohol Addiction

  Public health - alcohol addiction
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• Tumours Of Oesophagus And Stomach

  Tumours of Oesophagus and Stomach

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  what blood test can determine whether...,

  how reliable is raised urea in confor...,

  obstructing cancer at the pylorus pre...
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• Brief Intervention

  Brief intervention

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  what is the frames model,

  what are the 4 stages of brief interv...
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• Acute Liver Disease And Fulminant Hepatic

  Acute liver disease and fulminant hepatic failure

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  what is acute liver disease,

  what substances does the liver metabo...,

  what are the true prognostic markers ...
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• Antimicrobial Resistance And Stewardship

  Antimicrobial resistance and stewardship

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  what are antibiotics used for,

  what are antibiotics not used for,

  is resistance a normal function
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• Lfts

  LFTs

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  what are the hepatic enzymes in lfts,

  what are the indicators of intrinsic ...,

  hepatic enzymes are usually intracell...
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• Biliary Tract Disease

  Biliary Tract Disease

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  what are the 2 main biliary tract dis...,

  what are the symptoms of gallstones,

  what are the symptoms of gallstones
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• Ethics

  Ethics

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  what are the 3 levels of medical ethics,

  what is ethics vs medical ethics,

  what are the gmc guidelines for consent
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• Upper Gi Bleed Tbl

  upper GI bleed TBL

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  where is haematemesis blood from,

  where is malaena blood from,

  what is haemobilia
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• Biochemistry Need To Know

  Biochemistry Need to Know

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  where does fatty acid synthesis and a...,

  what activates fatty acids,

  what is the precursor for fatty acid ...
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• Drugs And Liver Disease

  Drugs and Liver disease

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  what affect does alcohol have on mi m...,

  what are 4 causes of liver disease,

  how is degree of liver disease establ...
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• Psychiatry And The Gi Tract

  Psychiatry and the GI tract

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  what is globus,

  what can cause globus,

  what is globus commonly associated with
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• Abdominal Mass

  Abdominal Mass

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  what are the types of causes of abdom...,

  what are the retroperitoneal organs h...,

  what investigations may be done for a...
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• The Acute Abdomen

  The Acute Abdomen

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  what is munchausen,

  what is rosvigs sign,

  what can cause tinkling bowel sounds
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• Anal Rectal Disorders

  Anal Rectal Disorders

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  when do haemorrhoids become palpable ...,

  how are haemorrhoids managed,

  what are the 2 types of rectal prolapse
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• Surgery Of Gi Tract And Its Complications

  Surgery of GI Tract and its Complications

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  where is the divide between upper and...,

  what are the branches of the superior...,

  what is involved in oesophagectomy
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• Inflammation And Tumours Of Pancreas

  Inflammation and Tumours of Pancreas

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  what does the pancreas form from,

  what arteries supply the pancreas,

  what islet cells secrete what products
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• Presentation Diagnosis And Treatment Of B

  Presentation, Diagnosis and treatment of bowel obstruction

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  which part dilates in relation to an ...,

  how does composition of vomit indicat...,

  what are some symptoms of bowel obstr...
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• Hernias

  Hernias

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  what is a hernia,

  what are the 3 layers of a hernia,

  who are femoral inguinal hernias more...
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• Principles Of Imaging

  Principles of Imaging
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• Abdominal Pain Tbl

  Abdominal Pain TBL

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  components of foregut,

  what is the collateral supply to the ...,

  psychokinesis
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• Oesophageal Carcinoma

  oesophageal carcinoma

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  most common type of oesophageal carci...,

  where do most tumours occur,

  achalasia increases risk of what type of
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