USIDMS- GB
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| Describe the flow of bile from the liver to the duodenum. | CHD, Cystic Duct, GB, CBD, Ampulla of Vater, Sphincter of Oddi
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| Name two sonographic differences in a GB polyp and a GB stone | Polyps do not shadow and are not mobile
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| Primary GB carcinoma is most likely to spread where? | Liver
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| A stone within the CBD is called? | choledocholithiasis
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| Pericholecystic fluid is common with what infection of the GB? | Cholecystitis
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| Bile gets its greenish color from what enzyme? | Bilirubin
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| Bile is responsible for breaking down what component of our diet? | Fatty foods
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| The CBD is anterior to what vessel in the liver? | MPV
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| Fluid surrounding the GB is called what? | Pericholecystic fluid
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| A solid complex mass with irregular borders that shadows in the GB | GB carcinoma
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| GB wall thickness should not exceed ... | 3 mm
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| The CBD increases by _______ every _________ after the patient hits age 50. | 1mm, decade
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| An enlarged GB is called? | Courvsier's sign
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| Another name for Courvsier's sign is? | GB Hydrops
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| What two positions is the patient placed in to evaluate the GB? | Supine and LLD
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| Echogenic material in the most dependent portion of the GB that is mobile | Sludge
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| What is the most common cause for GB hydrops? | Obstruction
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| What is another name for "packed bag" - referring to a GB filled with stones | WES Sign
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| Name 3 anatomical areas of the GB | Fundus, Body, Neck
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| This congenital defect is suspected if the infant becomes jaundiced after 14 days of life | Biliary Atresia
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