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Clinical Sciences Practice Test: Gastroenterology
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Gastroenterology is a branch of medicine that studies the digestive system and its disorders. It focuses on the care of the digestive system and covers a variety of conditions.  Gastroenterology studies the normal function and diseases of the following organs:  Esophagus, Stomach, Small intestine, Colon and rectum, Pancreas, Gallbladder, Bile ducts, Liver.  Gastroenterology covers a variety of conditions, such as: Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) Colorectal diseases Functional bowel disorders Liver disease Cancers of the stomach and pancreas Digestive disorders  A gastroenterologist... Show more
Clinical Sciences Practice Test: Gastroenterology
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25 Questions

1. The _______ connects the small intestine and liver.
2. Cannula acts like an access point for _________
3. An enzyme that is secreted by infants but not by adults
4. The cleaning of the endoscope is done with ____________

i) 2% Glutarldehyde (CIDEX)

ii) Sodium Hypochlorite

iii) Hydrochloric acid

iv) Iodophor (Betadine-providone)

v) 1% Saline Solution

vi) 70% ethyl or isopropyl alcohol

vii) Ethylene oxide (ETO)

viii) Formaldehyde vapour
ix) Phenol Solution
x) Vinegar
5. Capsule endoscope has a ________ for taking images.
6. How is a graft made?
7. Fats are absorbed by ________ in the form of a ________
8. Which gas is used for insufflation in surgical processes?
9. How is monitoring done for stomach wash?
10. Amylase works in pH as _________
11. The three different cells found in the stomach
12. The band of muscles guarding the two openings of the stomach towards the esophageal and intestinal sides is called as _______________
13. The endoscope that examines the respiratory tract is called as ____________
14. None of the endoscopic procedures require any cuts.
15. Which endoscope can be used to look at the knees before and after a surgery?
16. Which organ contributes the most enzymes and hormones towards digestion?
17. Why is the stomach lavage done?
18. Where are the access sites for the stomach wash tubes?
19. Extraction of a small piece of the diseased organ is called __________
20. A vestigial organ for humans found near the junction of the small and large intestine is the _______
21. The movement of an esophagus to help the food down the GI tract __________
22. What is a fistula?
23. Digestion of fats begins in _______
24. What is the difference between the infusion pump and syringe pump?
25. Long periods of cannulization can lead to ___________

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