GI And Pancreas Questions! Trivia Quiz
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GI and pancreas questions! The food we eat is broken down so that the nutrients needed by the body can be absorbed and the waste removed. The pancreas is one of the organs in the gastrointestinal tract that helps in regulating blood sugar. This quiz will help see how well you know the symptoms associated with problems in the GI and how to care for the patient. Give it a try!
- 1.
![This d/o is due to a production of what? - ProProfs]( "This d/o is due to a production of what?")
This d/o is due to a production of what?- A.
Leukocytes
- B.
Platelets
- C.
Keratin
- D.
Erythrocytes
- E.
Fungus
- 2.
![This can only be diagnosed by what? - ProProfs]( "This can only be diagnosed by what?")
This can only be diagnosed by what? - 3.
![Features of this d/o are ... - ProProfs]( "Features of this d/o are ...")
Features of this d/o are ...- A.
Soft
- B.
Firm
- C.
Related to alcohol and HPV
- D.
Most common site involves tongue
- E.
More common in females
- 4.The picture above often metastasize to where?
- A.
Submandibular glands
- B.
Cervical nodes
- C.
Mediastinum
- D.
Submandibular and cerivcal lymph nodes
- E.
Tonsils
- 5.
![What was most likely the initial dx for this patient? (Pick the best choice for what you see) - ProProfs]( "What was most likely the initial dx for this patient? (Pick the best choice for what you see)")
What was most likely the initial dx for this patient? (Pick the best choice for what you see)- A.
Oral Carcinoma
- B.
Adenocarcinoma
- C.
Barrett's Esophagus
- D.
GERD
- 6.
![This is usually seen where? - ProProfs]( "This is usually seen where?")
This is usually seen where?- A.
Gastric Mucosa
- B.
Upper 1/3 of the esophagus
- C.
Middle 1/3 of esophagus
- D.
Lower 1/3 of esophagus
- 7.What does the previous picture represent
- A.
Carcinoma of the Stomach
- B.
Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Esophagus
- C.
Benign Neoplastic Tumor
- D.
Adenocarcinoma of the Esophagus
- 8.
![This type of Esophagus Cancer tends to obstruct early?
- ProProfs]( "This type of Esophagus Cancer tends to obstruct early?")
This type of Esophagus Cancer tends to obstruct early?- A.
True
- B.
False
- 9.
![This Picture is an example of what specific esophageal cancer? - ProProfs]( "This Picture is an example of what specific esophageal cancer?")
This Picture is an example of what specific esophageal cancer?- A.
Infiltrating
- B.
Ulcerating
- C.
Polypoid
- 10.
![This picture depicts a tumor now more common in the US than Squamous Cell Carcinoma?
- ProProfs]( "This picture depicts a tumor now more common in the US than Squamous Cell Carcinoma?")
This picture depicts a tumor now more common in the US than Squamous Cell Carcinoma?- A.
True
- B.
False
- 11.
![These 2 photos are pictures of what? - ProProfs]( "These 2 photos are pictures of what?")
These 2 photos are pictures of what?- A.
CUC
- B.
Crohn's
- C.
Gastric Ulcer
- D.
Duodenal Ulcer
- 12.
![This type of Ulcer Manifests w/what symptom(s)? - ProProfs]( "This type of Ulcer Manifests w/what symptom(s)?")
This type of Ulcer Manifests w/what symptom(s)?- A.
Relief of pain with food
- B.
Increased pain with food
- C.
Least pain while fasting
- D.
Awaking pain at night/while asleep
- 13.
![This photo is what? - ProProfs]( "This photo is what?")
This photo is what?- A.
Duodenal Ulcer
- B.
Infiltrating Tumor
- C.
Metastasized Colon Cancer
- D.
Malignant Gastric Ulcer
- E.
Krukenberg
- 14.
![This Picture is a severe manifestation of what d/o? - ProProfs]( "This Picture is a severe manifestation of what d/o?")
This Picture is a severe manifestation of what d/o?- A.
Advanced Stomach Cancer
- B.
Esophageal Cancer
- C.
Gastric Ulcer
- D.
Crohn's
- E.
CUC
- 15.
![This picture is a distant mets of what type of cancer? - ProProfs]( "This picture is a distant mets of what type of cancer?")
This picture is a distant mets of what type of cancer?- A.
Colon Cancer
- B.
Duodenal Cancer
- C.
Stomach Cancer
- 16.The previous photo was of a Krukenberg Tumor, what type of cell changes occur with this?
- A.
Neoplastic
- B.
Fibrous
- C.
Glandular
- D.
Necrosis
- 17.The cancer that causes a krukenberg tumor, can also spread through the lymph to where?
- A.
Messentary
- B.
Lung
- C.
Porta hepatis
- D.
Esophagus
- 18.
![This is what Fisch call's Rubber Hose Fibrosis, which represents what? - ProProfs]( "This is what Fisch call's Rubber Hose Fibrosis, which represents what?")
This is what Fisch call's Rubber Hose Fibrosis, which represents what?- A.
Diffuse Involvement
- B.
Cobblestoning
- C.
Circumferential Inflammation
- D.
Transmural Involvement
- 19.
![This is picture represents what? - ProProfs]( "This is picture represents what?")
This is picture represents what?- A.
Crohn's
- B.
CUC
- C.
Granulomas
- D.
Confluent Serpiginous Ulcerations
- 20.
![This is a picture of what type of benign neoplastic tumor? - ProProfs]( "This is a picture of what type of benign neoplastic tumor?")
This is a picture of what type of benign neoplastic tumor?- A.
Tubular
- B.
Tubulovillous
- C.
Villous
- 21.The previous picture is associated with what area?
- A.
Ileum
- B.
Colon
- C.
Cecum
- 22.
![This Annular of Napkin-Ring Cancer is most common to where? - ProProfs]( "This Annular of Napkin-Ring Cancer is most common to where?")
This Annular of Napkin-Ring Cancer is most common to where?- A.
Right Side
- B.
Left Side
- 23.
![Besides Pancreatisis, what is seen on this picture? - ProProfs]( "Besides Pancreatisis, what is seen on this picture?")
Besides Pancreatisis, what is seen on this picture?- A.
Hemorrhage
- B.
Ulcer
- C.
Mucin
- 24.
![This is what? (best answer) - ProProfs]( "This is what? (best answer)")
This is what? (best answer)- A.
Sever Acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis
- B.
Early Acute pancreatitis
- C.
Pancreatitis of the head
- D.
Early Acute Hemorrhagic Pancreatitis
- 25.
![This is a picture of acute pancreatitis, but what else is visible? - ProProfs]( "This is a picture of acute pancreatitis, but what else is visible?")
This is a picture of acute pancreatitis, but what else is visible?- A.
Ulcerations
- B.
Fat Necrosis
- C.
Granuloma
- D.
Hemorrhage
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