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Lipids are broken down where in the GI tract? A. Esophagus B. Stomach C. Small intestine D. Large intestine B Marvin, a known alcoholic with cirrhosis, is frequently admitted for coagulopathies and occasionally receives blood transfusions. His wife asks why he has a bleeding problem. You...

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GI PRACTICE Questions and Correct
Answers the Latest Update
Lipids are broken down where in the GI tract?




A. Esophagus

B. Stomach

C. Small intestine

D. Large intestine


✓ B



Marvin, a known alcoholic with cirrhosis, is frequently admitted for

coagulopathies and occasionally receives blood transfusions. His wife asks why

he has a bleeding problem. You respond:

A. Occasionally he accumulates blood in the gut.

B. There is an interruption of normal clotting mechanisms.

C. Long term alcohol abuse has made his vessels very friable.

D. His bone marrow has been affected.


✓ B



Jonas, age 34, had a Billroth II (hemigastrectomy and gastrojejunostomy)

performed 1 week ago and just started eating a bland diet. What do you suspect
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when he complains of epigastric fullness, distention, discomfort, abdominal

cramping, nausea, and flatus after eating?




A. Obstruction

B. Dumping syndrome

C. Metabolic acidosis

D. Infectious colitis


✓ B



A common complication of viral gastroenteritis in children is:




A. Dehydration

B. GI bleeding

C. Peritonitis

D Bacterial sepsis


✓ A



The most important diagnostic test for celiac disease is:




A. Confirming malabsorption by lab tests

B. Barium enema
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C. A peroral biopsy of the duodenum

D. A gluten free diet trial with an accompanying improvement in mucosal

histological response


✓ D



What is the most common cause of melena?




A. Colon cancer

B. Upper GI bleeding

C. Drug abuse

D. Smoking


✓ B



Which maneuver for diagnosing appendicitis is done by deep palpation over the

LLQ with resultant pain in the RLQ?




A. Rovsing's sign

B. Psoas sign

C. Obturator sign

D. McBurney's sign




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✓ A



Sam has UC and is on a low residue diet. Which foods do you recommend Sam

avoid?




A. Potato skins, potato chips, and brown rice

B. Vegetable juices and cooked and canned vegetables

C. Ground beef, veal, pork, and lamb

D. White rice and pasta


✓ A



Which of the following treatments for UC is contraindicated?




A. A high calorie, nonspicy, caffeine free diet that is low in high residue foods

and milk products

B. Corticosteroids in the acute phase

C. Antidiarrheal agents

D. Colectomy with permanent ileostomy in severe cases


✓ C



Olive has an acute exacerbation of Crohn's disease. Which lab test values would

you expect to be decreased?
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