GI Pance Questions with 100% Correct Answers

18. An otherwise healthy 22-year-old presents with mild jaundice. Which of the following additional historical factors best supports a diagnosis of Gilbert's disease? A. family history of recurrent jaundice B. family history of sickle cell trait C. history of fatty food intolerance D. recent fever, malaise, and myalgias a 19. A 3-week-old male is brought to the clinic due to nonbilious vomiting that has continued for 1 week. Emesis has become more frequent and is now projectile. The infant is observed being bottle fed during the interview and appears hungry with a good suck. What physical finding will most likely be found in this patient? A. abdominal distention B. abdominal wall muscle rigidity C. olive-shaped abdominal mass D. sausage-shaped abdominal mass c 21. A 38-year-old patient has an older brother who was diagnosed with colon cancer at age 43 years. What is the recommended schedule for colorectal screening for this patient? A. screening colonoscopy at 40 years of age B. screening colonoscopy at 50 years of age C. screening flexible sigmoidoscopy at 40 years of age D. screening flexible sigmoidoscopy at 50 years of age a 23. Which of the following is an important concern with the continued administration of proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) or H2 receptor blockers? A. antacids should not be used within 30 minutes of administration of PPI or H2 receptor blockers B. poor compliance occurs because they need to be taken four times a day with food C. they alter the absorption of pH-dependent drugs D. they potentiate CNS depression with alcohol use c 41. A 42-year-old complains of steady, severe right upper quadrant pain that radiates to the right scapula. This type of pain is associated with disorders of which of the following? A. spleen B. gallbladder C. esophagus D. ascending colon b