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1
Which of the following diseases is a malabsorptive diarrhea that can affect multiple organs + migratory arthritis?
Cirrhosis
non-typical sprue
IBD
Whipple disease
Tropical sprue
2
If PT is elevated or prolonged, a deficiency in which vitamin is suspected?
D
K
E
A
C
3
What is the only known precursor to esophageal adenocarcinoma?
GERD
Barrett's esophagus
Zenker's diverticulum
Hepatocelluar carcinoma
pseudocysts
4
Multiple air fluid levels on X-ray can be indicative of
PUD
GERD
Alcoholic cirrhosis
Bowel Obstruction
5
Which cancer is associated with elevated alpha-fetoprotein (AFP)?
rectal cancer
hepatocellular carcinoma
gallbladder adenocarcinoma
colon adenocarcinoma
pancreatic cancer
6
You have a 60 y/o F you want to not strain during bowel movements due to her hemorrhoids. Which is the best med for her?
Imodium
Lotronex
Kaopectate
Colace
7
Hernia that is more common in women and found in upper thigh area?
umbilical hernia
femoral hernia
abdominal hernia
hiatal hernia
incisional hernia
8
A patient who is a resident of a nursing home presents with diarrhea. Recent antibiotics. What is patient at risk for?
Staph aureus
C. dificile
Candidiasis albicans
E coli
Psuedomonas
9
Which are colonoscopy findings for Crohn's Disease?
Transmural inflammation with skip lesions and rectal sparing
mucosal ulcerations and continuous involvement of colon
linear ulcers and pseudopolyps of rectum and sigmoid colon
superficial erosions limited to rectum and sigmoid colon
cobblestone mucosa with rectal involvement
10
What is a contraindication for placing an NG tube?
Spina Bifida
Nausea
Diarrhea
Skull Fracture
11
Pt with gnawing epigastric pain boring to back with peritoneal signs present. Hx of PUD. Dx?
kidney stone
acute cholecystitis
perforated peptic ulcer
pancreatitis
12
Your patient has been diagnosed with liver scarring and inflammation. How would you educate your patient?
The liver will self heal the scarring and regenerate
If they drink plenty of alcohol it will aid in healing
There is nothing that will help and they should continue their lifestyle
The scarring will not heal, the inflammation will if the cause is stopped
13
Test to evaluate steatorrhea?
Fecal leukocytes
Ova and parasites
occult blood
guaiac stool test
fecal fat
14
Pt with 2 week hx of non bloody diarrhea, recent travel to Honduras. Diagnosis?
Tropical sprue
wilson's disease
celiac sprue
whipple disease
IBS
15
A patient comes in to the ER with LLQ pain , fever and a left shift on their CBC. What imaging study is CONTRAINDICATED?
Chest Xray
Colonoscopy
CT with IV contrast
MRI
16
Which medication may help a patient with IBS?
antagonists
anti-flatulent
antacids
anti diarrheals
antispasmodics
17
Which of the following is true about ostomies?
Stoma=surgical opening between respiratory and GI tracts
all are permanent
all stomas are perfectly round and in LLQ
ostomy drainage can be thick liquid or formed stool
18
The most common cause of lower GI bleed is
Diverticular vessels
Hemorrhoids
Peptic Ulcers
Esophagitis
19
Your patient has bleeding gums, what vitamin is likely deficient?
Vitamin K
Vitamin B
Vitamin D
Vitamin C
20
Hyperbilirubinemia can cause what symptom
Drowsiness
Muscle wasting
Weight gain
Pruritis
21
Which of the following tests would best evaluate a lesion near the hepatic flexure?
CT colonography
capsule endoscopy
Sigmoidoscopy
barium enema
Colonoscopy
22
Abdominal bloating, nausea, frequent vomiting, and early satiety in a pt with type 1 DM is most likely what?
cholecystitis
Gastric carcinoma
gastroparesis
GERD
23
A patient comes in with a non painful , reducible hernia. What activities do you want to advise him to avoid?
lifting heavy objects
Eating spicy food
Driving
Standing for prolonged periods
24
On endoscopy, you find that your patient has a spurting arterial bleed. What is your course of action?
Give PPI for 1 week at home and recheck
Treat in ER, cauterize bleed and send home
Admit to ICU, give PPI for bleed and give fluids
Admit to ICU, stop bleed, chance of rebleed is 100%
25
Which of the following may have these physical exam findings? Sentinel pile at anal verge with small tear.
anal fissure
Pilonidal cyst
hemorrhoids
rectal prolapse
Gonorrhea
26
What is the treatment for a perianal abscess?
Hemorrhoidal band ligation
ice and rest
incision and drainage + antibiotics
no treatment
high fiber diet and stool softeners
27
What is a common vitamin deficiency seen in alcoholics?
Vitamin A
Potassium
Vitamin B
Vitamin D
28
Approximately what size NG tube would you use in a 45 year old female
2 French
6 French
10 French
16 French
29
Pt with significant diarrhea and vomiting with orthostatic vital signs and signs of dehydration. What do you do?
send home and encourage oral fluid intake
transfer to ED for IV fluids and antiemetics
give anti-diarrheal and send home
call GI surgeon for eval for GI bleeding
30
If your patient has Hepatitis D, they also have
Hepatitis C
Hepatitis B
Hepatitic A
Cirrhosis
31
On imaging you find the presence of diverticulosis in the descending colon, what is your next step?
Start IV and administer antibiotics
Monitor and educate patient
Schedule surgery for repair
Admit to ICU
32
Which of the following organ is involved in protein and carbohydrate metabolism?
Liver
Sigmoid colon
Pancreas
Gallbladder
33
Ranson’s criteria is used to assess the prognosis what disease?
Pancreatitis
Appendicitis
Cholecystitis
Diverticulitis
34
You order a hepatitis panel. The results come back positive for HBsAb and HbcAb. What can you deduce from this result?
History of infection with no immunity
Immunity from vaccination
The patient has a current Hep B infection
Immunity from past infection
35
pt with itching around anus x 7days. mild erythema and few papules on anus. source of itching?
fecal incontinence
contact dermatitis
hemorrhoids
pinworms
anal fissure
36
What causes "shouldering" aka apple core lesion in esophagus on esophogram/barium swallow?
NG tube
Dyspepsia
Esophageal Cancer
GERD
inserted pH probe
37
While working in ped surg you notice your patient's intestines have a telescopic folding. What is this called?
Hirschsprung's Disease
Meckel's Diverticulum
Intussusception
Volvulus
38
A patient presents to your ED with abdominal pain, fever, chills, nausea. What is the BEST imaging choice?
Ultrasound
MRI
Plain film
CT with IV contrast
39
Pancreatic pseudocysts may be a complication of which procedure?
laproscopic
Flexible sigmoidoscopy
ERCP
upper endoscopy
40
You see "bruising" on the flank of your patient. What is this sign called?
Murphy
Rovsing
Cullen
Grey Turner
41
What food is considered a thickening food for those with an ostomy
Condensed sweets
Prune juice
Peanut butter
Apple juice
42
What is the only definitive treatment for cirrhosis?
Whipple's procedure
Liver transplant
ERCP
TIPS
dialysis
43
Testing for diagnosis of Zollinger Ellison syndrome?
fasting serum gastrin
fecal leukocytes
Stool examination
fecal fat
44
Which of the following would be a potential cause of elevated amino-transferase?
wheat and barley products
drugs and toxins
diverticulitis
certain foods
45
Pt on PPI and s/p ileostomy with paresthesias, depressed mood, memory problems. What vitamin deficiency?
A
B12
E
D
K
46
Which allergens are part of the "Big 8"?
sweet potatoes, salt
chicken, beef, oregano
basil, almond milk
pisachios, oat, rice
tree nuts, wheat, milk
47
Extreme elevations in GGT is commonly associated with what?
Ulcerative colitis
alcoholic insult to liver
chronic hepatitis
hepatic tumors
Crohn's
48
Disease with an excess build up of iron in the organs is called?
Metabolic acidosis
Reyes Syndrome
Wilsons Disease
Hemachromatosis
49
A patient with an allergy to aspirin should not be given
Tylenol
Kaopectate
Pepto Bismol
Colace
50
Recommended vaccine sequence for Hepatitis B?
2 doses at 0 and 3 months
4 doses: 0,2,4,6 months
4 doses: 0, 3, 6, 9 months
3 doses: 0, 1, and 6 months
51
An 8 year old female comes in with RLQ pain, fever and nausea. Psoas sign is positive. What is the likely diagnosis?
Ulcerative Colitis
Pancreatitis
Cholangitis
Appendicitis
52
A 60 year old male has a form of IBD. His entire colon is removed, as a result he is cured. What did he suffer from?
Crohns Disease
Primary Biliary Cirrhosis
Pancreatitis
Ulcerative Colitis
53
Elevated ammonia is very indicative of what?
Portal HTN
Wilsons disease
Hepatic failure
Pancreatic failure
54
How long is the average duration of treatment for hep C?
12 week duration
no treatment needed
24 week duration
liver transplant required
6 week duration
55
In pt with hx of portal HTN and cirrhosis presenting hematemesis, what is most likely cause of upper GI bleeding?
peptic ulcer disease
mallory-weiss syndrome
gastritis
esophageal varices
56
The BEST and most reliable method for checking NG tube placement that is gold standard is?
air insufflation
start feeding immediately
Abdominal Xray
gastric contents pH
57
Epigastric pain that improves with food and can awaken patient from sleep is associated with what?
Gastric ulcer
Duodenal ulcer
H. pylori
GERD
58
A patient w/ hx of multiple abdominal surgeries presents with abd pain, vomiting, distention. Tinkling bowel sounds. Tx?
admit, do anoscopy, clear liquid diet
admit, insert NG tube, IV Fluids
Regular diet, watch and wait
send home NPO and give oral antibiotics
send home with fleets enema
59
The most common type of calculous disease is
Brown Stones
Cholesterol stones
Pigmented stones
Bile stones
60
Pt with abdominal pain, jaundice, Kayser-Fleischer rings, low ceruloplasmin, elevated serum copper has what?
Alcohol associated liver disease
Wilson's disease
Primary biliary cholangitis
Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency
Hemochromatosis
61
A bloody diarrhea with fever indicates:
inflammatory diarrhea
lactose intolerance
celiac sprue
chronic diarrhea
62
40 year old with 1 day hx of diarrhea with mild abd pain. No blood in stool, fever, or recent antibiotic use. Tx?
anti-flatulant
metronidazole
give fluoroquinolone
fluids/encourage oral hydration and close follow up
63
Please identify this radiological finding
Coffee Bean, Volvulus
Apple Core lesion, Colon Cancer
Ortons sign, Crohn's Disease
Coffee Bean, Diverticulitis
64
Patient with profuse watery diarrhea, fever, "rice water" stools and comma shaped organisms on stool microscopy. Cause?
Vibrio cholerae
Campylobacter jejuni
Giardia Lamblia
Escherichia coli
Entamoeba histolytica
65
Patient with dysphagia and abnormal CXR and barium swallow. What is next best diagnostic test?
NG Tube
manometry
paracentesis
endoscopy
pH monitor
66
condition is associated with long standing GERD and noted to have intestinal metaplasia with Goblet cells on endoscopy?
Esophageal squamous cell carcinoma
Barrett's metaplasia/esophagus
GERD
Esophageal adenocarcinoma
67
Gold standard for diagnosing cirrhosis of the liver?
CT
Colonoscopy
Liver biopsy
ERCP
68
Atypical manifestations of GERD?
fever and constipation
dysphagia, chronic cough, and hoarseness
diarrhea and LLQ pain
chest pain and diaphoresis
RUQ pain, shortness of breath, and fever
69
Mallory Weiss tears are associated with which of the following?
3rd trimester of pregnancy
colonoscopy
violent coughing/retching
gingivitis
prolonged diarrhea
70
Which of the following has quick onset of GI symptoms due to pre-formed toxins?
trichinasis
acute typhoid fever
those that cause dysentery
viral gastroenteritis
staph aureus