Gastroenterology Question Preview (ID: 26567)

a) Blue

b) Yellow

c) Red

d) White

a) Death of a tissue

b) Healthy tissue

c) A bacterial infection

d) A fungal infection

a) Excessive Gas

b) A cancerous tumor

c) A liver disease

d) Vomiting Blood

a) Inability to control bowel movements

b) Blood in the feces

c) Enlarged liver

d) Common disorder in babies

a) Gallstones

b) Polyps in the colon

c) Cancer of the colon

d) Infection of the Pancreas

a) Abnormal absence of peristalsis in the small and large intestine

b) Irritable Bowel Disease

c) Yellow stools

d) A worm or parasite in the intestines

a) To take charge

b) wave-like contractions that move food and waste

c) to swallow

d) to chew

a) to chew

b) To Swallow

c) wave-like contractions that move food and waste

d) To take charge

a) To take charge

b) To chew

c) Wave-like contractions that move food and waste

d) To swallow

a) A disease commonly seen in dogs

b) A common disorder of newborns causing gas and cramping

c) Vomiting Blood

d) Infection of the bowel

a) difficulty or painful eating or swallowing

b) Excessive overeating due to disease

c) Poor appetitie

d) A stone that forms in the salivary gland

a) A narrow esophagus

b) Ulcerations in the esophagus

c) Swollen protruding veins in the esophagus or stomach

d) A short esophagus

a) Twisting of the intestines

b) Absence of peristalsis in the intestines

c) A ruptured appendix

d) Telescoping of the intestines

a) Twisting of the intestines

b) Absence of peristalsis in the intestines

c) A ruptured appendix

d) Telescoping of the intestines

a) Swollen protruding veins in the esophagus

b) Swollen protruding veins in the rectum

c) A bowel where death has occurred to the tissue

d) Blood in feces

a) Pouches that form in the large intestine trapping feces in them

b) Food allergy to gluten found in certain grains which damages small intestine.

c) Bacterial infection caused by E-Coli

d) Inflammation of the rectum due to radiation therapy or ulcers of the rectum.

a) Stones that form in the salivary gland and become lodge in the duct.

b) Excessive overeating due to disease

c) Indigestion

d) Mouth ulcers

a) Poor appetitie

b) Inflammation and cracking of the lips and corner of the mouth.

c) Excessive overeating due to disease

d) Indigestion

a) Poor appetitie

b) Indigestion

c) Mouth Ulcers

d) Inflammation and crackin of the lips and corners of the mouth

a) Inflammation or infection of the stomach and intestines due to virus or bacterium.

b) A stomach ulcer

c) Heartburn

d) Abnormal absence of peristalsis in the intestines.