1- esophagel squamous cell carcinoma
2- pancreatic carcinoma
3- gastric carcinoid
4- gastric lymphoma
5- none of the above
2- pancreatic carcinoma
3- gastric carcinoid
4- gastric lymphoma
5- none of the above
onset is insidious and symptoms onset is late, patients develop dysphagia
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38%
1
4%
2
15%
3
19%
4
23%
5
slow-growing malignancies, and symtoms are largely a function of the hormones produced
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4%
1
13%
2
67%
3
13%
4
4%
5
helicobacter pylori infection is a risk factor for the following expecr
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60%
gastric carcinoid
8%
peptic ulcer
16%
gastric adenocarcinoma
16%
gastric lymphoma
barrett esophagus confers an increased risk of
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0%
gastric carcinoid
65%
esophageal adenocarcinoma
9%
gastric adenocarcinoma
26%
esophageal squamous cell carcinoma
in Barrett Esophagus, all of the following are true except
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4%
it is a complication of chronic GERD
13%
characterized by intestinal metaplasia
4%
the typical patient is a white man between ages 40 and 60 years
9%
Patches of red, velvety mucosa extend up from the gastroesophageal junction
70%
Confers an increased risk of squamous cell carcinoma
occur in the middle third of the esophagus
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71%
SSC
13%
adenocarcinoma
4%
a+b
13%
none
congenital hypertrophic pyloric stenosis
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25%
within 6 week of birth
54%
within 3 weeks of birth
8%
female to male ratio 4:1
13%
Pharmacological treatment
hypertrophic gastropathies
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5%
barrett esophagus
18%
zollinger-ellison syndrom
5%
me'ne'trier disease
9%
a+b
64%
b+c
H>pylori are typically found in the
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8%
pylorus
60%
antrum
4%
Lesser curvature
28%
A+B
helicopacter pylori
choose INCORRECT
choose INCORRECT
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26%
humans are the only host
6%
spread is via fecal-oral
9%
spread is via oral-oral
60%
spread is via fecal-fecal