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A person with diagnosed Barrett's oesophagus needs what sort of follow up?

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A 65 year old male presents with progressive dysphagia. He describes that at first he had trouble swallowing his food and then later even felt the discomfort when he had a drink of water. An endoscopy was performed and a lesion was identified. The lesion was biopsied and a cancer was identified. What is the most likely type of cancer that this patient has?

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A gastric ulcer extends through which layers of the GI tract?

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What is the most common cause of an oesophageal peptic ulcer?

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Which of the following peptic ulcers should be biopsied to rule out ulcerated cancer as a differential?

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A patient presents with progressive tiredness. From the history they explain that they have no PMH other than a rotator cuff tear in the shoulder that they have been taking ibuprofen for over the last 6 months. They mention that they do sometimes get heart burn as well. FBC reveals the patient is anaemic. Given the likely diagnosis, what is the likely complication this person has suffered?

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Which of the following tests is the gold standard for someone with suspected TB?

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What are the most common sites of extrapulmonary TB?

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A patient presents with extreme abdominal pain that they are unable to localise. They are holding very still on the bed and are very reluctant to let you examine them, when you do, everywhere you touch is extremely painful for the patient and they are guarding. They have a temperature of 38 degrees. An X-ray shows the following image. What is the likely complication of a peptic ulcer that this person has suffered?

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A patient presents with a history of peptic ulcers. They have been unable to pass stool for the past 3 days and they are feeling very unwell. On examination, the patient has a distended abdomen. They have also vomited twice since arriving at A&E. Abdominal X-ray reveals the following image. What is the likely issue the patient is suffering from?

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A patient presents with abdominal distention, constipation and vomiting. They describe having constant pain and discomfort. Which of these factors make paralytic ileus more likely than bowel obstruction?

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A diverticulum is prone to rupture because of what pathological factor?

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A patient presents with rectal bleeding. They have not had any weight loss and say that they have some intermittent abdominal pain mainly in the left iliac fossa. They have an iron deficiency anaemia and positive faecal occult blood. You rule out colon cancer what should be your next differential?

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Due to perforation of small vessels diverticular disease can cause bleeding.

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A 79 year old patient presents with dyspepsia for 6 months. She has lost 5kg weight unintentionally and also complains that she is having some pain when she eats certain foods. She has a palpable lymph node in the left supraclavicular fossa. What is the likely diagnosis and select the most appropriate sub type for the diagnosis for this patient.

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A patient presents with dyspepsia vomiting and weight loss. They have had several previous bouts of H. pylori. They are also a smoker and drink 20 units of alcohol a week. What investigation does this patient need?

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A person with diagnosed Barrett's oesophagus needs what sort of follow up?

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A gastric ulcer extends through which layers of the GI tract?

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What is the most common cause of an oesophageal peptic ulcer?

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Which of the following peptic ulcers should be biopsied to rule out ulcerated cancer as a differential?

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Which of the following tests is the gold standard for someone with suspected TB?

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What are the most common sites of extrapulmonary TB?

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A patient presents with abdominal distention, constipation and vomiting. They describe having constant pain and discomfort. Which of these factors make paralytic ileus more likely than bowel obstruction?

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A diverticulum is prone to rupture because of what pathological factor?

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A patient presents with rectal bleeding. They have not had any weight loss and say that they have some intermittent abdominal pain mainly in the left iliac fossa. They have an iron deficiency anaemia and positive faecal occult blood. You rule out colon cancer what should be your next differential?

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A patient presents with dyspepsia vomiting and weight loss. They have had several previous bouts of H. pylori. They are also a smoker and drink 20 units of alcohol a week. What investigation does this patient need?

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