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Gastroesophageal varices will present with a history of which of the following? Select all that apply.
Gastroesophageal varices will present with a history of which of the following? Select all that apply.
- Hematemesis (correct)
- Anemia
- Alcoholism (correct)
- Fever
- Nausea
What condition is esophageal varices associated with?
What condition is esophageal varices associated with?
- Portal hypertension (correct)
- Acid Reflux
- Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease
- Peptic Ulcer
Dumping syndrome is seen after which procedure?
Dumping syndrome is seen after which procedure?
- Appendectomy
- Gastric bypass surgery (correct)
- Cholecystectomy
- Hernia repair
What is stomatitis?
What is stomatitis?
What can cause stomatitis? (Select all that apply)
What can cause stomatitis? (Select all that apply)
What infection causes chronic gastritis?
What infection causes chronic gastritis?
Rupture of esophageal varices has a high mortality rate.
Rupture of esophageal varices has a high mortality rate.
Necrotizing enterocolitis affects which population the most?
Necrotizing enterocolitis affects which population the most?
What is the main sign of ulcerative colitis?
What is the main sign of ulcerative colitis?
What is a main warning sign of colon cancer?
What is a main warning sign of colon cancer?
What is celiac sprue?
What is celiac sprue?
Is Barrett esophagus a preneoplastic condition?
Is Barrett esophagus a preneoplastic condition?
What is a main symptom of a hiatal hernia?
What is a main symptom of a hiatal hernia?
What is the main symptom of a gastric ulcer?
What is the main symptom of a gastric ulcer?
What are three hallmark signs of appendicitis?
What are three hallmark signs of appendicitis?
Gallstones are more common in women.
Gallstones are more common in women.
Gallstones are more common in men.
Gallstones are more common in men.
What can occur if acute cholecystitis is left untreated?
What can occur if acute cholecystitis is left untreated?
What is a main cause of pancreatitis?
What is a main cause of pancreatitis?
What are the three results of chronic cholecystitis?
What are the three results of chronic cholecystitis?
What material is a gallstone comprised of?
What material is a gallstone comprised of?
What two enzymes are elevated in serum tests that are associated with pancreatitis?
What two enzymes are elevated in serum tests that are associated with pancreatitis?
What condition can chronic pancreatitis lead to?
What condition can chronic pancreatitis lead to?
What are the two methods of transmission of Hepatitis B?
What are the two methods of transmission of Hepatitis B?
What urine indicator identifies hepatitis?
What urine indicator identifies hepatitis?
Acute Hepatitis B will present with what type of indicator in the blood?
Acute Hepatitis B will present with what type of indicator in the blood?
What is a common finding of liver disease?
What is a common finding of liver disease?
What is steatohepatitis?
What is steatohepatitis?
What is excess growth hormone in adults called?
What is excess growth hormone in adults called?
What causes diabetes insipidus?
What causes diabetes insipidus?
What occurs during iodine deficiency?
What occurs during iodine deficiency?
What is a goiter?
What is a goiter?
What is a major predictor of Type 2 diabetes?
What is a major predictor of Type 2 diabetes?
What are the three main hallmark findings of Type 1 diabetes? Select all that apply.
What are the three main hallmark findings of Type 1 diabetes? Select all that apply.
What is the cause of Type 1 Diabetes?
What is the cause of Type 1 Diabetes?
What is a symptom of hypoglycemia?
What is a symptom of hypoglycemia?
What type of diabetes is nonketotic hyperosmolarity associated with?
What type of diabetes is nonketotic hyperosmolarity associated with?
What are two microvascular complications of diabetes mellitus? (Select two)
What are two microvascular complications of diabetes mellitus? (Select two)
Diabetic neuropathy is due to a decrease in what?
Diabetic neuropathy is due to a decrease in what?
What is Type 2 Diabetes?
What is Type 2 Diabetes?
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