Gastroenterology — Flashcards

Acute diverticulitis is managed with _____

Hint: treatment

_____ = atypical lymphocytes and positive monospot test

Hint: CMV/EBV

_____ is a biliary disease that involves the presence of gallstones in the common bile duct

The primary inciting event of acute cholecystitis is typically a gallstone obstructing the _____, with subsequent inflammation and infection

- Male child with recurrent sinopulmonary (otitis media, pneumonia) and GI infections after 6 months - No mature B cells → absence of lymphoid tissue and immunoglobuins _____

Hint: Diagnosis and treatment?

Signs of recurrent UTIs, painful ejaculation and transient improvement with antibiotics is suggestive of _____

Hint: diagnosis

Treatment for urgency incontinence includes anti-muscarinics and _____ training (e.g. timed voiding, distraction, or relaxation techniques)

Empirical therapy with PPIs is indicated only in patients with dyspepsia, heart burn and _____

Is primary prophylaxis against CMV recommended for patients with HIV? _____

Ocular symptoms differentiate allergic rhinitis with vasomotor rhinitis (nonallergic rhinitis) _____

Hint: T/F