RW Gastroenterology Flashcards

Decks in this Class (13):

• Physiology Pharmacology

  Physiology & Pharmacology

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  what are the 4 main activities of the al,

  what 3 things is secretion required for,

  what is the overall length of gi tract
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• Anatomy

  Anatomy

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  where does the upper gi tract end,

  which 3 pairs of muscles are responsible,

  which pair of muscles is responsible for
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• Oral Conditions

  Oral Conditions

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  what is angular chelitis,

  what causes angular chelitis,

  what is although stomatitis
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• Oesphagus Stomach Duodenum

  Oesphagus/Stomach/Duodenum

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  which type of epithelium is the oesophag,

  what additional features are present in,

  what are the main causes of acute oesoph
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• Biochemistry

  Biochemistry

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  what is glycogenesis,

  what is glycogenolysis,

  in which 2 organs is glycogen present
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• Bowel Conditions

  Bowel Conditions

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  what is intestinal failure,

  what causes intestinal failure,

  of the 3 types of intestinal failure whi
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• Histology

  Histology

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  which epithelium is in the oral cavity o,

  which epithelium is in the nasal cavity,

  which epithelium and features are found
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• General Gi Clinical

  General GI Clinical

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  what are the 9 regions of the abdomen,

  what is the difference between visceral,

  what is the differential for epigastric
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• Gi Infections

  GI Infections

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  what are main issues that are contribute,

  what is the definition of antimicrobial,

  what is the definition of antimicrobial
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• Inflammatory Bowel Disease

  Inflammatory Bowel Disease

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  what are the typical clinical presentati,

  what are the typical clinical presentati,

  what genes are associated with ibd and w
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• Liver Conditions

  Liver Conditions

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  what duration defines chronic liver dise,

  what is the clinical pathway of cirrhosi,

  what are the 4 cells of the liver
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• Public Health Nutrition

  Public Health/Nutrition

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  what is a faecal occult blood fob test l,

  what is population screening,

  what is opportunistic screening
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• Biliary Pancreatic Conditions

  Biliary/Pancreatic Conditions

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  what are the 5fs for risk factors of gal,

  what are the 3 categories of gallstones,

  where can biliary colic radiate to
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