GASTROINTESTINAL AND LIVER DISEASE – Exercise 42

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Q 1. upper gastrointestinal tract is upto

pylorus

ampulla of vater

ligament of treitz

end of jejunum

Q 2. false statements about spontaneous bacterial peritonitis is

eschrechia coli are most commonly isolated

a single organism is typically isolated

anaerobes are found less frequently

recurrent episodes are relatively uncommon

Q 3. malena indicates that blood has been present In GI tract for

3 hours

7 hours

14 hours

22 hours

Q 4. serious side effect of vasopressin therapy include all except

cardiac ischemia

gastrointestinal tract ischemia

acute renal failure

hypernatremia

Q 5. gastric antral vascular ectasia is the cause of

washerman stomach

watermelon stomach

windmill stomach

windshield stomach

Q 6. factors leading to worsening ascites include all except

excessive salt intake

medication non compliance

superimposed infection

GI bleed

Q 7. for isolated gastric varices due to splenic vein thrombosis curative is

beta adrenergic blockade

TIPS

portal systemic shunts

splenectomy

Q 8. agents useful in the treatment of portal hypertensive gastropathy

proton pump inhibitors

H2 receptor blockers

sucralfate

nonselective beta adrenergic blockade

Q 9. caput medusa is best related to

cardioesophgeal junction

rectum

retroperitoneal space

falciform ligament of liver

Q 10. regarding spontaneous bacterial peritonitis all statements are true except

develops without obvious primary source of infection

ascetic fluid has hogh concentrations of albumin

in ascetic fluid >250 PMN/µL is diagnostic

monomicrobial nonneutrocytic bacterascites is a variant of SBP

Q 11. intravenous infusion of vasopressin results in

general vasoconstriction

vasoconstriction in portal venous system only

none of the above

Q 12. clues to upper AGI bleed

hyperactive bowel sounds

malena

elevated blood urea nitrogen

all of the above

Q 13. when absolute level of polymorphonuclear leukocytes raised to what level it is suggestive of ascetic fluid infection

>100/µL

>150/µL

>200/µL

>250/µL

Q 14. Splenomegaly with variceal hemorrhage in the absence of cirrhosis suggests

splenic vein thrombosis

portal vein thrombosis

splenic hemorrhage

any of the above

Q 15. Sengstaken-Blakemore tube has how many lumens

Q 16. somatostatin and octreotide are

generalized vasoconstrictors

direct splanchnic vasoconstrictors

direct systemic vasoconstrictors

none of the above

Q 17. most common cause of upper GI bleed is

esophageal varices

peptic ulcers

gastroduodenal erosions

erosive esophagitis

Q 18. concurrent use of which drug may enhance the effectiveness of vasopressin and reduce complications

somatostatin

octreotide

nitroglycerine/isosorbide dinitrate

all of the above

Q 19. Minneosta tube has how many lumens

Q 20. SAAG stands for

serum ascites to albumin gradient

serum albumin to ascites gradient

serum albumin to anion gradient

serum anion to albumin gradient

Q 21. when levels of ascetic luid proteins are very low patients are at increased risk of

refractory ascites

hepatic encephalopathy

spontaneous bacterial peritonitis

hepatocellular cancer

Q 22. hepatic encephalopathy occurs in patients after TIPS in

10%

20%

30%

40%

Q 23. TIPS stands for

transcutaneous interhepatic portosystemic shunts

transvenous intrahepatic portosystemic shunts

transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunts

transarterial intrahepatic portosystemic shunts

Q 24. ascites may be demonstrated on physical examination when peritoneal fluid level accumulation exceeds

200 ml

500 ml

1000 ml

1500 ml

Q 25. goal treatment of patients of portal hypertension is to reduce hepatic venous pressure gradient (HVPG) to

< 20 mmHg or by 50% from baseline

<15 mmHg or by 40% from baseline

<12 mmHg or by 20% from baseline

< 6 mmHg or by 10% from baseline

Q 26. recommended amount of sodium per day in the management of ascites is

<2 gram

<4 gram

<6 gram

<8 gram

Q 27. factors leading to worsening ascites include all except

worsening liver disease

portal vein thrombosis

splenic vein thrombosis

development of hepatocellular carcinoma

Q 28. first line treatment to control upper GI bleeding acutely

somatostatin / octreotide

balloon tamponade

emergency portal systemic non selective shunts

endoscopic intervention

Q 29. hepatic hydrothorax is more common on which side

right side

left side

bilateral

any of the above

Q 30. regarding Dieulafoy’s lesion all true except

large caliber arteriole beneath gastrointestinal mucosa

bleeds through a pinpoint mucosal erosion

most common on greater curvature of proximal stomach

also called persistent caliber artery

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