Gastroenterology — Flashcards

Acute (primary) HIV infection = diagnosed with _____

_____ conjunctivitis is characterized by burning, gritty sensation

Bullous pemphigoid / pemphigus vulgaris is managed with _____

Hint: treatment

Bladder training, mirabegron and oxybutynin is used to treat _____ incontinence

What are the recommendations for colorectal cancer screening? Adults aged _____–75 years strongly advised: FOBT- annually Flex sigmoidoscopy- q5 years Colonoscopy- q10 years

Acute abdominal pain and a palpable abdominal mass in a patient recently started on **warfarin**: _____

≥ 30% skin blistering and erosion with mucous membrane involvement (usually associated with adverse drug reactions) is characteristic of _____

Hint: condition

The two megaloblastic anemias are _____ and _____ and present with _____ neutrophils due to impaired _____

What post-gastrectomy complication presents with GI symptoms and nutritional deficiency? _____

What is the best test for Clostridium difficile diarrhea?\n_____

Hint: not toxin assay or colonoscopy