Q: The [...] begins at the hypopharynx.
A: esophagus
Q: In a patient with knonwn esophageal varices, there is a [...]% association with any GI bleed.
A: 50
Q: [...] ulcers wake the patient.
A: Duodenal
Q: Initial signs and sxs of perforated viscus are due to [...]
A: chemical irritation
Q: Incidence of perforation in appendicitis = [...]
A: 20-30%
Q: TMCC of small bowel obstruction = [...]
A: adhesions
Q: The columns of Morgagni are [...]
A: logitudinal folds connected to the dentate line by a flap of mucosa that forms a small anal crypt
Q: [...] colitis = abdominal tenderness absent
A: Ulcerative
Q: Empyema of the gallbladder = [...]
A: bacterial invasion of the GB wall with associated suppuration
Q: Murphys's sign = [...]
A: pain and cessation of breathing elicited by palpation of the RUQ
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