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Gastrointestinal

Gastrointestinal Disorders

QuestionAnswer
What virus causes herpetic stomatitis HSV-1
What are the two main symptoms of GERD Heartburn and regurgitation
Esophageal varices usually result from what? Portal hypertension
What commonly causes gastritis H. pylori infection and NSAID use.
What commonly causes peptic ulcers H. pylori infection plus NSAID use
Gastroenteritis is commonly known as what Traveler's diarrhea
What causes symptoms in IBS Altered intestinal motility
Where can Crohn disease occur Anywhere in the GI tract
Is Crohn disease full-thickness inflammation? Yes
Where does ulcerative colitis occur Colon only
What type of diarrhea occurs Bloody, mucus-filled diarrhea
What is diverticulosis Formation of pouches in the colon.
What is diverticulitis Inflamed diverticula (pouches)
Where is appendicitis pain usually located McBurney's point
What is the most common type of hernia Inguinal hernia
What is cholelithiasis Gallstones
What type of pain is associated with pancreatitis Severe pain radiating to the back
Cirrhosis Irreversible scarring of the liver
Which hepatitis viruses are the most common Hepatitis A, B, and C
Why is early detection important Early detection has about a 90% survival rate
What is the prognosis for pancreatic cancer Poor prognosis
What is the treatment for celiac disease A gluten-free diet
What is the defining feature of anorexia Severe food restriction
What is the hallmark behavior of bulimia Binge eating followed by purging
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