portage pathophysiology exam 7
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1. The liver is responsible for each of the following EX- releases insulin
CEPT: (Select All that Apply)
Making clotting factors
Stores bile for digestion
Releases insulin
Drug metabolism
Stores glucose
2. Risk factors for gallstone formation include each of the age (60s)
following EXCEPT:
female gender
oral contraceptive use
age (60s)
obesity
3. Treatments for gastroesophageal reflux include each caffeinated beverages
of the following EXCEPT:
losing weight
sleeping with head elevated
caffeinated beverages
proton pump inhibitors
4. What symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome would blood in stool, weight loss,
require further investigation? Select all that apply. anemia
5. Risk factors for the development of peptic ulcer include dietary factors, stress
which of the following EXCEPT? Select all that apply.
H. Pylori infection
Family history of PUD
NSAID use
Alcohol use
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Dietary factors
aspirin therapy
stress
6. T/F: Patients with peptic ulcer disease should never false - Benefits of aspirin
restart aspirin therapy again. therapy with CV disease
may outweigh ulcer risk
7. Each of the following are characteristics of ulcerative fistulas and perianal ab-
colitis EXCEPT: (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY) scesses (more common in
Granulomatous lesions Crohn's), Granulomatous
Bloody diarrhea lesions
Pseudopolyps
fistulas and perianal abscesses
Risk of toxic megacolon
Crypt abscess formation
8. Each of the following are characteristics of Crohn dis- bloody diarrhea (more
ease EXCEPT: (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY) common in UC), Continu-
Cobblestone appearance ous extent of involvement
Primarily submucosal
Continuous extent of involvement
Affects primarily ileum
Perianal abscesses
bloody diarrhea
9. The ______ controls the rate of stomach contents into pyloric sphincter
the small intestine.
10. _____ is the process of moving nutrients and other ma- absorption
terials from the external environment of the GI tract
into the internal environment.
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_eb0doj
1. The liver is responsible for each of the following EX- releases insulin
CEPT: (Select All that Apply)
Making clotting factors
Stores bile for digestion
Releases insulin
Drug metabolism
Stores glucose
2. Risk factors for gallstone formation include each of the age (60s)
following EXCEPT:
female gender
oral contraceptive use
age (60s)
obesity
3. Treatments for gastroesophageal reflux include each caffeinated beverages
of the following EXCEPT:
losing weight
sleeping with head elevated
caffeinated beverages
proton pump inhibitors
4. What symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome would blood in stool, weight loss,
require further investigation? Select all that apply. anemia
5. Risk factors for the development of peptic ulcer include dietary factors, stress
which of the following EXCEPT? Select all that apply.
H. Pylori infection
Family history of PUD
NSAID use
Alcohol use
, portage pathophysiology exam 7
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_eb0doj
Dietary factors
aspirin therapy
stress
6. T/F: Patients with peptic ulcer disease should never false - Benefits of aspirin
restart aspirin therapy again. therapy with CV disease
may outweigh ulcer risk
7. Each of the following are characteristics of ulcerative fistulas and perianal ab-
colitis EXCEPT: (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY) scesses (more common in
Granulomatous lesions Crohn's), Granulomatous
Bloody diarrhea lesions
Pseudopolyps
fistulas and perianal abscesses
Risk of toxic megacolon
Crypt abscess formation
8. Each of the following are characteristics of Crohn dis- bloody diarrhea (more
ease EXCEPT: (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY) common in UC), Continu-
Cobblestone appearance ous extent of involvement
Primarily submucosal
Continuous extent of involvement
Affects primarily ileum
Perianal abscesses
bloody diarrhea
9. The ______ controls the rate of stomach contents into pyloric sphincter
the small intestine.
10. _____ is the process of moving nutrients and other ma- absorption
terials from the external environment of the GI tract
into the internal environment.
