Pathology Of Gallbladder! Trivia Quiz! Test

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What do you know about the pathology of the gallbladder? Do you think you could pass this quiz? Gallbladder disease is common, and it has to be considered as a differential diagnosis of upper abdominal pain and jaundice. The most common disorder in the gallbladder is the existence of calculi. Inflammation causes most of the gallbladder disease. See how much you know about the pathology of the gallbladder by trying this quiz.

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Pathology Of Gallbladder! Trivia Quiz! Test

Check all that apply to Sonographic Non-Visualization of the GB:

Hepatitis and Cirrhosis increase GB volume due to decreased bile production due to hepatocyte injury.

Check all that apply to having a small GB:

Check all that apply to an enlarged GB:

GB wall thickness is considered normal if it is less than ____mm.

A physiologic cause of GB wall thickening is a contracted GB after eating.

Check all the extrinsic causes of GB wall thickness:

Check all the intrinsic causes that apply to GB wall thickening:

This is the classification of calcium-bilirubin granules and cholesterol crystals.

Patients with sludge may be asymptomatic or present with symptoms similar to gallstone pain.

Organization of sludge into round, mobile, echogenic, non-shadowing balls is referred to as __ _.

Longstanding obstruction that results in sludge that does not move, in which resembles a pseudo-tumor or GB neoplasm, is known as ____ _.

Sludge can be caused by:

Artifacts that mimic sludge will move.

Sonographic appearance of sludge can be characterized as , non- ____, mobile, low level _ within the GB lumen.

Gallstones are composed of , calcium , and calcium ____.

Approximately 75% of gallstones in the USA are primarily cholesterol.

One of the risk factors of cholelithiasis is the 6 F's. List all of the 6 F's (alphabetically)

Check all the risk factors that apply to cholelithiasis:

With non-obstructive gallstones, lab values are usually abnormal.

ALT may be elevated if CD or CBD are obstructed.

What are the 3 characteristics of gallstones that MUST BE present in order to diagnose gallstones:

Gallstones may be solitary or multiple.

Check all that apply to symptoms of Gallstones:

There is a high incidence of gallstones associated with ___________ of the GB.

One-third of patients with cholelithiasis will develop acute calculous cholecystitis.

False Positives: structures that mimic a gallstone may include:

A low fat diet tends to lessen the frequency of GB attacks.

What is the most common treatment for cholelithiasis:

It is preferred to perform cholecystectomy procedures during the __ attack, since early intervention _ morbidity and mortality rates, as well as requires ___ hospitalization.

Pathology Of Gallbladder! Trivia Quiz! Test

Check all that apply to Sonographic Non-Visualization of the GB:

Hepatitis and Cirrhosis increase GB volume due to decreased bile production due to hepatocyte injury.

Check all that apply to having a small GB:

Check all that apply to an enlarged GB:

GB wall thickness is considered normal if it is less than ____mm.

A physiologic cause of GB wall thickening is a contracted GB after eating.

Check all the extrinsic causes of GB wall thickness:

Check all the intrinsic causes that apply to GB wall thickening:

This is the classification of calcium-bilirubin granules and cholesterol crystals.

Patients with sludge may be asymptomatic or present with symptoms similar to gallstone pain.

Organization of sludge into round, mobile, echogenic, non-shadowing balls is referred to as ________ _______.

Longstanding obstruction that results in sludge that does not move, in which resembles a pseudo-tumor or GB neoplasm, is known as __________ _______.

Sludge can be caused by:

Artifacts that mimic sludge will move.

Sonographic appearance of sludge can be characterized as , non- __________, mobile, low level _______ within the GB lumen.

Gallstones are composed of __________, calcium __________, and calcium ____________.

Approximately 75% of gallstones in the USA are primarily cholesterol.

One of the risk factors of cholelithiasis is the 6 F's. List all of the 6 F's (alphabetically)

Check all the risk factors that apply to cholelithiasis:

With non-obstructive gallstones, lab values are usually abnormal.

ALT may be elevated if CD or CBD are obstructed.

What are the 3 characteristics of gallstones that MUST BE present in order to diagnose gallstones:

Gallstones may be solitary or multiple.

Check all that apply to symptoms of Gallstones:

There is a high incidence of gallstones associated with ___________ of the GB.

One-third of patients with cholelithiasis will develop acute calculous cholecystitis.

False Positives: structures that mimic a gallstone may include:

A low fat diet tends to lessen the frequency of GB attacks.

What is the most common treatment for cholelithiasis:

It is preferred to perform cholecystectomy procedures during the ______ attack, since early intervention _________ morbidity and mortality rates, as well as requires _______ hospitalization.

Organization of sludge into round, mobile, echogenic, non-shadowing balls is referred to as __ _.

Longstanding obstruction that results in sludge that does not move, in which resembles a pseudo-tumor or GB neoplasm, is known as ____ _.

Sonographic appearance of sludge can be characterized as , non- ____, mobile, low level _ within the GB lumen.

Gallstones are composed of , calcium , and calcium ____.

It is preferred to perform cholecystectomy procedures during the __ attack, since early intervention _ morbidity and mortality rates, as well as requires ___ hospitalization.