Systems - GI Flashcards

Decks in this Class (38):

• Grand Tour Of The Alimentary Systems

  Grand Tour of The Alimentary Systems

  Sample Cards:

  what are the functions of the digestive,

  what are the three salivary glands,

  what happens in the stomach
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• Nutrient Digestion And Absorption

  Nutrient Digestion and Absorption

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  what are the hexose sugars,

  where are the enzymes found that break d,

  what is the function of lactase sucrase
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• Nutrient Digestion And Absorption 2

  Nutrient Digestion and Absorption 2

  Sample Cards:

  what form does most of the digested fat,

  what is responsible for fat digestion,

  wh
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• Upper Gi Tract Structure Function

  Upper GI Tract Structure & Function

  Sample Cards:

  what is responsible for the voluntary co,

  what is the reflex control of chewing,

  what is saliva composed of
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• Gastric Secretion

  Gastric Secretion

  Sample Cards:

  what does the body of the stomach produc,

  what is the antrum responsible for,

  describe the wall of the fundus
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• Gastric Motility And Pancreatic Function

  Gastric Motility and Pancreatic Function

  Sample Cards:

  what is the direction of peristaltic wav,

  is there mixing in the body of the stoma,

  where is the powerful contraction in the
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• Liver Structure And Function

  Liver Structure and Function

  Sample Cards:

  what are the lobes of the liver,

  what blood vessels exit enter the liver,

  what else other than blood vessels exit
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• Upper Gi Tract Pathology

  Upper GI tract pathology

  Sample Cards:

  what does the upper gi tract consist of,

  what type of pain do upper gi tract dise,

  what are the pathologies of the upper gi
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• Small Intestine Structure And Function

  Small Intestine Structure and Function

  Sample Cards:

  what is the length of the duodenum jejun,

  what is the function of the duodenum jej,

  why is the jejunum usually flat
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• Large Intestine Structure And Function

  Large Intestine Structure and Function

  Sample Cards:

  which muscle layer is incomplete,

  how many bands of teniae coli span the e,

  what is formed as a result of contractio
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• The Microbiota Of The Gastrointestinal T

  The Microbiota of The Gastrointestinal Tract

  Sample Cards:

  why does transmit time affect bacterial,

  how do the following change as you desce,

  what is meant by a facultative anaerobic
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• The Microbiota In Health And Disease

  The Microbiota in Health and Disease

  Sample Cards:

  what is the likely cause of inflammation,

  describe the role of microbe in the deve,

  why is it hard to disentangle cause and
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• H Pylori And Gastric Disease

  H pylori and Gastric Disease

  Sample Cards:

  define dyspepsia,

  what can cause the symptom of dyspepsia,

  when do you refer someone with dyspepsia
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• Functional Bowel Disorders

  Functional Bowel Disorders

  Sample Cards:

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• Functinal Gi Disorders

  Functinal GI Disorders

  Sample Cards:

  what are the two broad categories of fun,

  define what is meant by a structural pat,

  what is meant by a functional disorder
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• Gi Histology

  GI Histology

  Sample Cards:

  what are the features of connective tiss,

  what are the 4 basic types of tissue,

  what is the meaning of a simple epitheli
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• Colorectal Surgery

  Colorectal surgery

  Sample Cards:

  what is the structure of the colon and r,

  what is the function of the colon and re,

  what are surgical problems of the colon
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• Acute Abdomen

  Acute Abdomen

  Sample Cards:

  what is defined as the acute abdomen,

  what are the most common causes of acute,

  what are the routes of infection for per
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• Liver Symposium

  Liver Symposium

  Sample Cards:

  what are the main liver diseases,

  what are the 5 main types of hepatitis,

  which strains of hepatitis are enteric v
  57 Cards
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• Hepato Biliary Pathology

  Hepato-biliary Pathology

  Sample Cards:

  what is the structure and function of no,

  what are the possible pathologies of the,

  what pathologies are associated with the
  35 Cards
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• Hepato Biliary Surgery

  Hepato-Biliary Surgery

  Sample Cards:

  what are examples of benign conditions o,

  what is the composition of gallstones,

  what are risk factors for gallstones
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• Jaundice And Chronic Liver Disease

  Jaundice and Chronic Liver Disease

  Sample Cards:

  what are some of the fuctions of the liv,

  what detoxification functions does the l,

  what is the immune function of the liver
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• Alcoholic Liver Disease

  Alcoholic Liver Disease

  Sample Cards:

  what are the effects of alcohol on the l,

  what are signs of chronic liver disease,

  what is found in the liver
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• Oesophageal Disorders

  Oesophageal Disorders

  Sample Cards:

  what sphincter is striated muscle of the,

  what are symptoms of oesophageal disease,

  what are
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• Pancreatic Disease

  Pancreatic Disease

  Sample Cards:

  what is the definition of acute pancreat,

  what are the different aetiologie of acu,

  what is the pathogenesis of acute pancre
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• Surgery For Pancreatic Disorders

  Surgery for Pancreatic Disorders

  Sample Cards:

  what are the aetiologies for,

  what is the presentation of pancreatic c,

  who is most likely to be affected by pan
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• Upper Gi Surgery

  Upper GI Surgery

  Sample Cards:

  where does adenocarcinoma and squamous c,

  what are the aetiologies of adenocarcino,

  what are the aetiologies for squamous ce
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• Small Intestinal Disorders And Investiat

  Small Intestinal Disorders and Investiation

  Sample Cards:

  what are the functions of the small inte,

  what contributes to the low bacterial po,

  how are proteins broken down
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• Pathology Of The Colon

  Pathology of The Colon

  Sample Cards:

  which portion of the rectum is extraperi,

  what are the three types of cell in the,

  what is within the crypts of the small i
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• Inflammatory Bowel Disease

  Inflammatory Bowel Disease

  Sample Cards:

  what is used to help classify,

  what is the cause of ibd,

  what is the presentation of ulcerative c
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• Acute Gi Bleeding

  Acute GI Bleeding

  Sample Cards:

  where does bleeding in the upper gi trac,

  what are signs and symptoms of upper gi,

  what drugs are upper gi bleeds associate
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• Colorectal Cancer And Screening

  Colorectal Cancer and Screening

  Sample Cards:

  what type of cancer is colorectal cancer,

  what are the risk factors,

  what are risk factors for sporadic cases
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• Anorectal Disorders

  Anorectal Disorders

  Sample Cards:

  give examples of congenital ano rectal a,

  give examples of acquired ano rectal abn,

  what is the cause of haemorrhoids
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• Nutrition In Health And Disease

  Nutrition in Health and Disease

  Sample Cards:

  where does our nutriotion demand come fo,

  what is meant by nutritional failure,

  what are two clincal examples if malnutr
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• Clinical Pharmacology Of Alimentary

  Clinical Pharmacology of Alimentary

  Sample Cards:

  what are the drugs of the alimentary sys,

  what re,

  what do antacids contain
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• Psychological Aspects Of Gi Disease Eati

  Psychological Aspects of GI Disease/Eating Disorders

  Sample Cards:

  what are the psychological aspects of gi,

  can you give examples of functional gi d,

  what are the different aetiologies of fu
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• Ethics Of Supplemental Feeding

  Ethics of Supplemental Feeding

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  what is mental incapacity,

  define basic care,

  should oral nutrition and hydration be w
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• Ethics Of Supplemental Feeding

  Ethics of Supplemental Feeding
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