GI — Flashcards

What GI pathology is associated with osteomas? _____

What type of gastric ulcer is caused by severe burns? _____

What shape do the lesions present as in Entamoeba histolytica? _____

Angio-_____ is an acquired malformation resulting in tortuous dilation of vessels of the GI tract

Secondary biliary cholangitis may be complicated by ascending _____

Which type of gastric carcinoma (diffuse or intestinal) is associated with Krukenberg tumor? _____

Risk factors for colorectal carcinoma include diets with processed _____ and low fiber

What type of colonic polyp is small (< 5 mm) and resembles normal mucosa? _____

Is the intestinal metaplasia seen with H. pylori gastritis reversible? _____

_____ gastric ulcers are usually small (< 3 cm), sharply demarcated ("punched-out"), and surrounded by radiating folds of mucosa