PRACTICE
QUESTIONS
Exercise # 14
Q1. For clinical trials of new drugs which
form is most preferred?
a. tablet
b. Hard
capsule
c. Soft
capsule
d. Solution
Q2. A patient suffering from Gastric reflux,
has no inflammation of the esophagus, this condition is known as
a. Reflux
esophagits
b. NERD
c. Peptic
ulcer disease
d. Dyspepsia
Q3. A patient suffering from persistent or
recurrent abdominal pain is referred to as having
a. PUD
b. Dyspepsia
c. GERD
d. NERD
Q4. Gastric ulcers are most common in the
I . Antrum
II. Antral –
fundal junction
III . Pylorus
- I
only
- III
only
- I
& II only
- II
& III only
- All
of the above
Q5. ZES is classically associated with
A. Severe
peptic ulcer
B. Extreme
gastric hyperacidity
C. At
least one gastrinoma of the pancreas or another site
D. All
of the above
Q6. Symptoms associated with reflux
esophagitis include,
A. Belching
B. Water
brash
C. Asthma
D. Chronic
cough
E. All
of the above
Q7. Barrett's esophagitis is defined as
A. Its
another terminology for peptic ulcer
B. It’s
a premalignant condition that may lead to adenocarcinoma
C. Its
another terminology for Dyspepsia
D. None
of the above
Q8. With regards to duodenal ulcers which of
the following are true?
a. Nearly
20% of peptic ulcers are D Ulcers
b. D Ulcers appear generally in patients between
20 to 50 years
c. Approximately
10 to 20% of gastric ulcer patients have D Ulcers also
d. All
the above
e. B, c only
Q9. With regards to the ulcers which of the
following is false?
a. Ulcers
are only on the superficial layer of the mucosa
b. Ulcers
penetrate into the mucsularis propria and sometimes can extend into the
pancreas.
c. Approx
10% of G ulcers are malignant
d. Nearly
all D ulcers are Benign
Q10. H Pylori is
a. Aerobic
gram negative bacilli
b. Anerobic
Gram +ive cocci
c. Anerobic
Gram –ive bacilli
d. Anerobic
Gram +ive cocci
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