Gould's Pathophysiology Chapter 17: Digestive System Disorders
A patient with periumbilical pain and lower right quadrant pain would have what GU issue? - Acute appendicitis Chronic gastritis is characterized by atrophy of the muscosa and causes loss of what secretory cells in the stomach? - parietal cells Describe the patho of why a patient with dumping symdrome has hypoglycemia after eating? - High blood glucose levels in chyme stimulate increased insulin secretion to drop in blood glucose levels How are the liver cells damaged by hepatitis? - direct action by the virus or cell mediated immune response How is Gastroenteritis caused? - Allergic reactions to food or drugs, fecally contaminated food, soil, and/or water How is Hepatitis A spread? - Transmitted by fecal-oral route in areas of inadequate sanitation or hygiene, Sexual transmission has occurred during anal intercourse. [Ate and Anal] How is Hepatitis B spread? - Transmission primarily by infected blood [Blood] How is Hepatitis C spread? - transmitted by blood transfusion How many muscle layers are in the stomache? - three How would you describe whitish plaque or epidermal thickening of mucosa? - Leukoplakia
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a patient with periumbilical pain and lower right quadrant pain would have what gu issue acute appendicitis chronic gastritis is characterized by atrophy of the muscosa and causes loss of what secr
