GASTROINTESTINAL AND LIVER DISEASE – Exercise 15

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Q 1. final stage of chronic gastritis is

superficial gastritis

atrophic gastritis

gastric atrophy

intestinal metaplasia

Q 2. protein loss in Menetriers disease decreased by

anticholinergic drugs

prednisone

H2 receptor antagonists

PPIs

Q 3. favourable prognostic indicator in ZES

primary duodenal wall tumor

isolated lymph node tumor

undetectable tumor upon surgical exploration

all of the above

Q 4. antral predominant form of chronic gastritis is called

type A gastritis

type B gastritis

type AB gastritis

type O gastritis

Q 5. parietal cell antibody is directed against

gastrin receptor

acetylcholine receptors

histamine receptors

H+K+ATPase

Q 6. treatment of choice for stress ulcer prophylaxis is

H2 blocker

PPI

sucralfate

all of the above

Q 7. following are affected by phlegmonous gastritis

elderly individuals

alcoholics

AIDS patients

all of the above

Q 8. varioliform gastritis best relates to

lymphocytic gastritis

eosinophilic gastritis

granulomatous gastritis

sarcoidosis

Q 9. maximum sensitivity in detecting primary gastrinoma

selective arterial secretin injaection

octreoscan imaging with In pentreotide

EUS

MRI

Q 10. organism associated with phlegmonous gastritis

streptococci

E.coli

hemophilus

all of the above

Q 11. daily salivary , gastric , pancreatic , and intestinal fluid amounts to

3 to 4 L/day

5 to 6 L/day

6 to 7 L/day

7 to 8 L/day

Q 12. intestinal absorption is increased in

cirrhosis

hemochromatosis

Wilsons disease

both B & C

Q 13. transport protein SGLT is located on

apical membrane

basolateral membrane

basomedial membrane

all of the above

Q 14. most sensitive & specific gastrin provocative test

secretin stimulation test

calcium infusion study

standard meal test

none of the above

Q 15. fecal osmotic gap is calculated as

90-2(Na+ + K+)

190-2(Na+ + K+)

290-2(Na+ + K+)

390-2(Na+ + K+)

Q 16. diarrhea which ceases on prolonged fasting

enterotoxin induced travelers diarrhea

primary lactase deficiency

VIPoma

all of the above

Q 17. type of chronic gastritis(aka autoimmune ) associated with pernicious anemia

type A gastritis

type B gastritis

type AB gastritis

type O gastritis

Q 18. phlegmonous gastritis refers to

viral infection of stomach

bacterial infection of stomach

vascular congestion of stomach

all of the above

Q 19. stress ulceration after sepsis

stress ulceration after head trauma

stress ulceration after severe burns

stress ulceration after mechanical ventilation

stress ulceration after sepsis

Q 20. procedure that provides the lowest rates of peptic ulcer reccurence but has highest complication rate is

vagotomy

bilroth I

vagotomy in combination with antrectomy

bilroth II

Q 21. large gastric folds can be seen in

ZES

gastric malignancy

sarcoidosis

all of the above

Q 22. malabsorption syndrome not associated with steatorrhea

primary lactase deficiency & pernicious anemia

celiac sprue & tropical sprue

abetalipoprotenemia & pernicious anemia

intestinal lymphangiectasia & bacterial overgrowth syndrome

Q 23. false about Menetriers disease

protein losing gastropathy

large gastric mucosal folds in body and fundus

hyperplasia of surface and glandular mucous cells

none of the above

Q 24. Cushing’s ulcer refers to

stress ulceration after head trauma

stress ulceration after severe burns

stress ulceration after mechanical ventilation

stress ulceration after sepsis

Q 25. steatorrhea is defined as an increase as an increase in stool fat excretion of what quantity of dietary intake

>2%

>4%

>5%

>6%

Q 26. what gastric acid pH is maintained to avoid stress ulceration

>1.5

>2.0

>2.5

>3.5

Q 27. osmalality of stool normally is

250 mosmol/kg H2O

275 mosmol/kg H2O

300 mosmol/kg H2O

325 mosmol/kg H2O

Q 28. diarrhea is a quantitative increase in stool water or wiegt of

>100-200 grams/day

>200-225 grams/day

>300-425 grams/day

>400-500 grams/day

Q 29. Na+ , K+– ATPase in the Na+ pump is located on

apical membrane

basolateral membrane

basomedial membrane

all of the above

Q 30. length of small intestine and colon are

~ 200 cm and ~50 cm respectively

~ 250 cm and ~70 cm respectively

~ 300 cm and ~80 cm respectively

~ 400 cm and ~100 cm respectively

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