Study Notes - Gastroenterology Flashcards

Decks in this Class (42):

• Physiology 1

  *Physiology (1)

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  what is the alimentary canal,

  4 functions of the mouth and oropharynx,

  purpose of oesophagus
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• Abdominal Masses

  Abdominal Masses

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  anorexia malena frank blood in stools dy,

  what can cause prominent veins over the,

  describe the movement of retro peritonea
  26 Cards
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• Anatomy 1 Lectures 1 And 2

  Anatomy 1 (Lectures 1 and 2)

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  parts of the gi tract 11,

  what joint is involved in opening the mo,

  3 pairs of jaws closing muscles names
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• Anatomy 2 Lectures 3 And 4

  Anatomy 2 (Lectures 3 and 4)

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  medical name for jaundice,

  what is jaundicewhat is it caused by,

  what is bilirubin a normal by product of
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• Public Health Dental Public Health

  *Public Health (dental public health + ...)

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  what is disability adjusted life years,

  what are the main risk factors for denta,

  what are the 3 things required for the f
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• Histology

  Histology

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  what type of epithelium is the oral cavi,

  what type of epithelium is the nasal cav,

  what type of epithelium covers the anter
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• Oesophageal And Stomach Disorders Lectur

  *Oesophageal and Stomach Disorders (lectures 1 and 2)

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  what are the 2 possible types of oesopha,

  signs and symptoms of oesophageal cancer,

  what should be performed if you suspect
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• Public Health 2 Nutrition

  Public Health (2) - Nutrition

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  what decreases your risk of colorectal c,

  what increases your risk of colorectal c,

  in what gi cancer types does vegetables
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• Nutrition Diet 3 Physiology Of Feeding A

  Nutrition/ Diet 3 - Physiology of Feeding and Satiety

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  energy homeostasis,

  what 2 factors cause obesity what are th,

  what is metabolic syndrome syndrome x
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• Malnutrition

  Malnutrition

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  what is malnutrition,

  what are disease related causes of malnu,

  what are the 4 aspects of the malnutriti
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• Anatomy 3 Lecture 5

  Anatomy 3 (lecture 5)

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  what are the functions of the large inte,

  how is the caecum related to the periton,

  how is the ascending colon related to th
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• Intestinal Problems Lecture 4

  *Intestinal Problems (lecture 4)

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  normal appearance of the large bowel,

  what is a polyp,

  what are the general categories of benig
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• Nutrition And Gi Disease

  Nutrition and GI Disease

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  what of patients with ibd have each of t,

  clinical features of crohns,

  clinical features of ulcerative colitis
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• Anatomy 4 Lecture 6

  Anatomy 4 (lecture 6)

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  purpose of the rectum,

  what type of nerves sense fullness of th,

  what is required to control the excretio
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• Microbiology 1 Dr Orange

  Microbiology 1 (Dr Orange)

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  what host factors affect your risk of ga,

  what bacterias seen in the uk cause gast,

  what viruses seen in the uk cause gastro
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• Microbiology 2 Antibiotic Resistance And

  Microbiology 2 (antibiotic resistance and stewardship)

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  what is the 3rd independent party that n,

  what is resistance in general lab,

  what does susceptible mean
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• Radiology

  Radiology

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  what is the workhorse of abdominal imagi,

  where region of the body is the oesophag,

  what is the order of the oesophagus trac
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• Microbiology 4 Dr Orange

  Microbiology 4 (Dr Orange)

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  what is the incubation period,

  what avoidable circumstances are most in,

  what are the purpose of local microbiolo
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• Ethics Module 1

  Ethics Module 1

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  what is rational medical ethics,

  what are values,

  what is culture
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• Liver Focal Liver Lesions

  Liver - focal liver lesions

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  what are solid liver lesions in older pa,

  what is the most common solid liver tumo,

  what are the causes of a benign focal li
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• Gi Misc Postoperative Complications

  GI Misc. - Postoperative Complications

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  what are the 2 possible types of postope,

  main cv complications of any operation,

  what are the 2 types of haemorrhages pos
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• Alcohol Addiction

  Alcohol Addiction

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  why do we need to carry out policies tar,

  what gender has a higher alcohol related
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• Ethics

  *Ethics

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  what is the legal age of capacity in sco,

  what is ethics,

  what are the 3 levels of medical ethics
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• Physiology 2

  *Physiology 2

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  where are the parotid glands located,

  what duct carries saliva from the paroti,

  where are the submandibular glands locat
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• Abdominal Pain

  Abdominal Pain

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  what is shifting pain,

  what is spreading pain,

  how to tell the difference between gastr
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• The Acute Abdomen

  *The Acute Abdomen

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  what causes ruq acute abdo problems 6,

  what is the acute abdomen,

  what will most patients with ruq pain ha
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• Ibd 2 Lecture 2

  *IBD 2 (Lecture 2)

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  where is crohns disease most commonly fo,

  does crohns disease occur in children mo,

  what is the clinical course of crohns di
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• Ibd 3 Lecture 3

  *IBD 3 (lecture 3)

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  what are the 3 therapeutic strategies th,

  is diet implicated in the pathogenesis o,

  what is the common theme of all drug the
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• Biliary Tree And Pancreas Disorders 1 Le

  *Biliary tree and pancreas disorders 1 (Lecture 8)

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  what is the scientific name for gallston,

  what are gallstones cholelithiasis,

  what is normal bile formed from 4
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• Biliary Tract And Pancreas Disorders 2 L

  *Biliary Tract and Pancreas Disorders 2 (Lecture 10)

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  what are the 2 categories of biliary tra,

  do most gallstones cause symptoms,

  what problems can symptomatic gallstones
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• Biliary Tract And Pancreas Disorders 3 L

  *Biliary tract and pancreas disorders 3 (Lecture 11)

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  what are the 3 main pancreatic diseases,

  what are the 5 parts of the pancreas,

  what do alpha islet cells release
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• Ibd 4 Lecture 4

  *IBD 4 (Lecture 4)

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  what are the differences between uc and,

  what is the name of the surgical curativ,

  what are the indications for a pancproct
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• Oral Conditions Lecture 1

  *Oral conditions (lecture 1)

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  where are the lingual tonsils located,

  what is the torus mandibularis,

  what is anaemia
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• Intestinal Problems 1 Lectures 1 2 And 3

  *Intestinal Problems 1 (lectures 1, 2 and 3)

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  what is intestinal failure,

  how can if be classified in terms of tim,

  how many different types of if are there
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• Intestinal Problems Lecture 5 And 6

  *Intestinal Problems (lecture 5 and 6)

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  what is gi diverticulum,

  what is the difference between diverticu,

  where do diverticulum most often occur
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• Intestinal Problems Lecture 7

  *Intestinal Problems (lecture 7)

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  what are the 2 types of bowel obstructio,

  what are the causes of small bowel obstr,

  initial management of a small bowel obst
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• Oesophageal And Stomach Disorders Lectur

  *Oesophageal and Stomach Disorders (lectures 3 and 4)

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  what mucosa lines the normal oesophagus,

  what tends to cause acute oesophagitis,

  what tends to cause chronic oesophagitis
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• Oesophageal And Stomach Disorders 3 Lect

  *Oesophageal and Stomach disorders 3 (lectures 5 and 6)

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  what are the 3 main groups of inflammato,

  what are the causes of acute gastritis,

  what are the causes of chronic gastritis
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• Viral Hepatitis

  *Viral Hepatitis

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  transmission of hepatitis a,

  can patients with hepatitis a get chroni
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• Alcohol Problems

  *Alcohol Problems

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  what is the current uk alcohol guidance,

  what are the acute effects of excess alc,

  what are the gi chronic effects of exces
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• Intestinal Problems Lecture 10

  *Intestinal problems (lecture 10)

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  what is population screening,

  what is opportunistic screening,

  key screening programmes in the uk 4
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• Physiology Gastric Gland Secretions

  *Physiology (gastric gland secretions)

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  what type of cells are present in the py,

  what type of cells are present in the ox,

  what do d cells secrete
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