GIT – medicine

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Course sections

Section 1

Lec 1- GERD

1 H : 24 min : 20 sec

Section 2

Lec 2 - Peptic ulcer

1 H : 25 min : 2 sec

Section 3

Lec 3 - Pancreatitis

Acute & Chronic

1 H : 18 min : 19 sec

Section 4

Lec 4 - Inflammatory bowel diseases

Crohn's + Ulcerative Colitis

51 min : 50 sec

Section 5

Lec 5 - Acute hepatitis

56 min : 19 sec

Section 6

Lec 6 - Cirrhosis

1 H : 4 min : 46 sec

Section 7

Lec 7- Alcoholic liver & NAFLD

30 min : 55 sec

Section 8

Lec 8 - Autoimmune hepatic diseases

37 min : 17 sec

Section 9

FINAL QUIZ

Lec 2 - Peptic ulcer

Quiz

Start Quiz

51-year-old man presents with epigastric pain that is increased whenever he eats. A gastroscopy is performed and a solitary gastric ulcer is found. Which one of the below gross findings is suggestive of malignant ulcer?

1. Diameter greater than 2 cm

2. Locatiom on the lesser curvature

3. Outward radiating rugae

4. Heaped-up, beaded margins

A 52-year-old woman presents with upper gastrointestinal bleeding and is found to have multiple ulcers in the duodenum. Workup finds her serum gastrin levels to be markedly elevated, and an abdominal CT scan finds a large mass in the tail of the pancreas. A biopsy from this pancreatic mass finds an islet-cell adenoma that secretes gastrin. Which of the following is the best diagnosis?

A. Hypertrophic-hypersecretory gastropathy

B. Linitis plastica

C. Verner-Morrison syndrome

D. Zollinger-Ellison syndrome

A 61-year-old lady has persistent nausea for 5 years with occasional vomiting. She is appointed upper GI endoscopy, and a small area of gastric fundal mucosa has loss of rugal folds. Biopsies are taken and microscopically reveal well-differentiated adenocarcinoma confined to the mucosa. An upper GI endoscopy performed 5 years previously showed a pattern of gastritis and microscopically there was chronic inflammation with the presence of. Which of the following is the most likely risk factor for his neoplasm?

A Inherited APC gene mutation

B Helicobacter pylori infection

C Chronic alcohol abuse

D Use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

E Vitamin B12 deficiency

Which of the following is NOT a causative agent for a peptic ulcer?

NSAIDS

Helicobactor pylori

Physiological Stress

Augmentin

PUD has several complications include bleeding, perforation, and penetration. Bleeding typically manifests as

Melena

hematochezia

Coffee Grounds

Loose, runny stools

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