GASTROINTESTINAL AND LIVER DISEASE – Exercise 8

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Q 1. significant risk factors for the development of severe upper GI events in patients with rheumatoid arthritis include all except

use of NSAIDs

age >65 years

history of peptic ulcer disease

use of COX-2 inhibitors

Q 2. all of the following statements are correct except

at least half of patients with felty syndrome have liver enzyme abnormality

degree of enzyme abnormality is unrelated to the histopathology in Felty syndrome

portal hypertension & variceal bleeding rarely occur with felty syndrome

acute liver failure is not a feature of Stills disease

Q 3. most common complication to develop during the first month after liver transplantation

HSV

CMV

fungal

biliary sepsis

Q 4. not matched correctly

glossodynia—magnesium deficiency

glossitis—pernicious anemia

xerostomia—psychiatric disorder

black hairy tongue—chronic smoking

Q 5. liver affected in Hodgkins disease by

diffuse lobular hepatitis

interface hepatitis

sclerosing cholangitis

idiopathic cholestatic hepatitis

Q 6. which of the following medications should be prescribed forMenetriers disease

H2 blockers

omeparazole

octreotide

all of the above

Q 7. acrodermatitis enteropathica is manifestation of

vitamin C deficiency

zinc deficiency

glucagon secreting tumor of pancreas

whipples disease

Q 8. most common pathogen identified in AIDS

candida albicans

CMV

HSV

MAC

Q 9. pellagra caused bu all except

inadequate intake of niacin

VIPoma

carcinoid syndrome

prolonged treatment with INH

Q 10. in about one third of patients with pancreatic growth hormone releasing factor tumors have

MEN 1

cushing syndrome

ZES

VIPoma

Q 11. least harmful to pregnant patient and their fetuse during an endoscopy

fluoroscopy

mepridine

morphine

benzodiazepines

Q 12. most common PET

gastrinoma

VIPoma

somatostatinoma

glucagonoma

Q 13. diabetic autonomic neuropathy includes all of the following except

esophageal dysmotility

gastroparesis diabeticorum

poor antral expulsion leading to bezoars

decreased plasma levels of motilin

Q 14. foreign body ingestion can cause

pericarditis

esophagoaortic fistula

lung abscess

all of the above

Q 15. regarding food protein induced enterocolitis all are true except

atopy patch test has not had confirmation value in studies thus far

skin prick test and radioallergosorbent test are the basis for diagnosis

symptoms typically present in young children

cows milk protein is the most frequent allergen

Q 16. patient with NF1 are at increased risk of development of

microscopic colitis

barrets esophagus

carcinoid

melanoma

Q 17. stage I MALT lymphomas percentage responding completely to H.pylori infection

90%

75%

60%

50%

Q 18. regarding carcinoids tumor in the gut all are true except

carcinoid tumors of the esophagus are rare

stomach is the most common foregut location for carcinoid tumors

appendix is the most common site in the gut for carcinoid tumors

in the colon carcinoid tumors are more likely to occur on the right side

Q 19. invariably increased in carcinoid patients

chromagranin C

α subunit of HCG

neuron specific enolase

chromagranin A

Q 20. regarding ingestion of disk batteries all are true except

because batteries contain alkaline solution they can cause rapid liquefication necrosis in the esophagus

use of reterival net permits successful battery removal in close to 100% of cases

these batteries are ingested most commonly in children and as many as 90% are symptomatic

most pass through the Gi tract in 72 hours

Q 21. regarding Zenkers diverticula all are true except

they are acquired

opening of the upper esophageal sphincter is impaired

generally present in the seventh or eigth decade of life

adenocarcinomas may develop in the diverticulum

Q 22. Gastrinoma causes all of the following except

diarrhea

atrophic enterochromaffin cells

parietal cell hyperplasia

large gastric folds

Q 23. most common GI problem encountered in patients with rheumatoid arthritis

autoimmune hapatitis

due to drug therapy with NSAIDs and DMARD

primary billiary cirrhosis

hepatic amyloidosis

Q 24. GI manifestation and association of Sjogren syndrome include

GAVE

dysphagia

primary billiary cirrhosis

all of the above

Q 25. adverse effect of imatinib include all of the following except

edema

diarrhea

myalgia

photophobia

Q 26. false about Dieulafoys lesion

most common site of bleeding from this lesion is 6 cm from the cardioesophageal junction

these lesions are more common in men than in women

diagnosis is best made by early endoscopy

these lesions can not occur outside GI tract

Q 27. most common cause of LFT abnormalities in HIV infected patients

acute hepatitis

CMV infection

HAART induced injury

MAC infection

Q 28. regarding hernia through foramen of Bochdalek all are true except

occur predominantly on left hemidiaphragm posteriorly

usually present at birth or in the neonatal period

large congenital hernias can be associated with neonatal respiratory distress and hypoplasia of the left lung

diagnosis can only be established after delivery when symptoms are noted

Q 29. regarding diarrhea in AIDS all are true except

cryptosporidiosis is self limited in healthy host but most frequent protozoan in HIV patient worldwide

small bowel is the most common site of infection

cryptosporidiosis may be identified on small bowel or rectal biopsy specimen when stool results are negative

Giardia lamblia & E.histolytica are seen with increased frequency and virulence

Q 30. hypergastrinemia caused by

ovarian cancer

bronchogenic carcinoma

acoustic neuroma

all of the above

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