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Gastritis & Peptic Ulcer QuizVersion en ligne Gastritis and PUD essentials par CHAN Ava 1 Which best describes acute gastritis? A) Progressive atrophy from H. pylori B) Rapid mucosal inflammation lasting hours to days C) Chronic irreversible damage D) Inflammation limited to the duodenal bulb a C) Chronic irreversible damage b D) Inflammation limited to the duodenal bulb c B) Rapid mucosal inflammation lasting hours to days d A) Progressive atrophy from H. pylori 2 What is a common cause of chronic gastritis? A) Food poisoning B) Ingestion of poisons C) Long-term NSAID use D) Acute stress from major surgery a A) Food poisoning b B) Ingestion of poisons c D) Acute stress from major surgery d C) Long-term NSAID use 3 In acute gastritis, what occurs immediately after mucosal damage? A) Atrophic changes B) Mucosal inflammation with oedema C) Malignant transformation D) Gastric outlet obstruction a A) Atrophic changes b D) Gastric outlet obstruction c B) Mucosal inflammation with oedema d C) Malignant transformation 4 Which medication class protects the stomach in both acute and chronic gastritis? A) Antibiotics only B) Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) C) Iron supplements D) Antidiarrhoeals a D) Antidiarrhoeals b A) Antibiotics only c C) Iron supplements d B) Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) 5 Most common location for peptic ulcer disease (PUD)? A) Lower oesophagus B) Gastric fundus C) Duodenum D) Pyloric sphincter a D) Pyloric sphincter b B) Gastric fundus c C) Duodenum d A) Lower oesophagus 6 Night burning pain relieved by food suggests which condition? A) Gastric ulcer B) Duodenal ulcer C) Acute gastritis D) Esophageal varices a B) Duodenal ulcer b A) Gastric ulcer c D) Esophageal varices d C) Acute gastritis 7 In duodenal ulcer, which complication is more common than in gastric ulcer? A) Malignancy B) Haematemesis C) Melaena D) Gastric outlet obstruction a C) Melaena b D) Gastric outlet obstruction c A) Malignancy d B) Haematemesis 8 Gold standard test for diagnosing PUD? A) Urea breath test B) Barium swallow C) OGD with biopsy D) Stool occult blood test a D) Stool occult blood test b B) Barium swallow c A) Urea breath test d C) OGD with biopsy 9 Pylorus test color in PyloPlus RUT within one hour? A) Yellow B) Green C) Blue D) Red or deep orange a B) Green b D) Red or deep orange c C) Blue d A) Yellow 10 14-day triple therapy for H. pylori PUD usually includes? A) Two antibiotics + one PPI B) Two PPIs + one antibiotic C) One antibiotic + two bismuth compounds D) One PPI + one H2 blocker + one antibiotic a D) One PPI + one H2 blocker + one antibiotic b B) Two PPIs + one antibiotic c C) One antibiotic + two bismuth compounds d A) Two antibiotics + one PPI 11 Chronic gastritis may progress to ______________ gastritis (autoimmune gastritis). a atrophic b infectious c granulomatous d erosive 12 Resume oral intake after acute gastritis: start with _________________ liquids. a carbonated b clear c thickened d dairy 13 In a gastric ulcer, haematemesis is more common than _________________. a hematochezia b coffee-ground emesis c haematemesis d melena 14 Amoxil on an _________________ stomach (1 hour before or 2 hours after meals). a full b empty c high-fat d dairy-rich 15 Two surgical procedures for refractory PUD are vagotomy and _________________ (widening the pylorus). a gastrectomy b gastric bypass c antrectomy d pyloroplasty 16 List three causes of acute gastritis. a gastric cancer b bile reflux c infection, NSAIDs, alcohol d GERD 17 Describe two key differences between gastric and duodenal ulcers (pain onset and relief). a No differences b Both have same pattern c Gastric: pain with meals; Duodenal: pain at night relieved by food d Gastric: pain improves with meals; Duodenal: worsens with meals 18 Clarithromycin education with food for H. pylori and why? a No dietary restrictions b Take on empty stomach only; never with food c Take only at bedtime d Take with food if GI upset; avoid dairy with certain antibiotics 19 Name three complications of peptic ulcer disease. a hypotension, tachycardia, fever b cancer, anemia, pruritus c infection, edema, scarring d bleeding, perforation, obstruction 20 Three lifestyle modifications for PUD management. a eat spicy foods, caffeine daily, exercise immediately after meals b skip meals regularly c increase fat intake, sleep less d no NSAIDs, avoid smoking, limit alcohol 解释 1 Acute gastritis is transient, with rapid onset inflammation of the gastric mucosa. 2 Chronic gastritis is often linked to long-term NSAID use or H. pylori infection. 3 Initial response is inflammation with edema of the mucosa. 4 PPIs reduce acid and help protect the gastric mucosa. 5 Duodenal ulcers are more common than gastric ulcers. 6 Duodenal ulcers typically pain at night relieved by eating. 7 Melena is a common sign with upper GI ulcers, including duodenal ulcers. 8 Endoscopy with biopsy provides direct visualization and histology. 9 A positive RUT turns red or deep orange within an hour. 10 Standard triple therapy combines two antibiotics with a PPI. 11 Chronic autoimmune gastritis can progress to atrophic gastritis. 12 Begin with clear liquids and advance as tolerated. 13 Gastric ulcers often present with hematemesis more than melena. 14 Take amoxicillin on an empty stomach for best absorption. 15 Vagotomy with pyloroplasty is used for refractory PUD to improve gastric emptying. 16 Common causes: infections (e.g., H. pylori), NSAID use, and alcohol. 17 Gastric ulcers often worsen with meals; duodenal ulcers typical relief from eating. 18 Clarithromycin can irritate stomach; some regimens advise timing around meals; avoid certain interactions. 19 Complications include bleeding, perforation, and gastric outlet obstruction. 20 Lifestyle: avoid NSAIDs, quit smoking, limit alcohol; gentle meals.

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Gastritis & Peptic Ulcer QuizVersion en ligne

par CHAN Ava

Which best describes acute gastritis? A) Progressive atrophy from H. pylori B) Rapid mucosal inflammation lasting hours to days C) Chronic irreversible damage D) Inflammation limited to the duodenal bulb

What is a common cause of chronic gastritis? A) Food poisoning B) Ingestion of poisons C) Long-term NSAID use D) Acute stress from major surgery

In acute gastritis, what occurs immediately after mucosal damage? A) Atrophic changes B) Mucosal inflammation with oedema C) Malignant transformation D) Gastric outlet obstruction

Which medication class protects the stomach in both acute and chronic gastritis? A) Antibiotics only B) Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) C) Iron supplements D) Antidiarrhoeals

Most common location for peptic ulcer disease (PUD)? A) Lower oesophagus B) Gastric fundus C) Duodenum D) Pyloric sphincter

Night burning pain relieved by food suggests which condition? A) Gastric ulcer B) Duodenal ulcer C) Acute gastritis D) Esophageal varices

In duodenal ulcer, which complication is more common than in gastric ulcer? A) Malignancy B) Haematemesis C) Melaena D) Gastric outlet obstruction

Gold standard test for diagnosing PUD? A) Urea breath test B) Barium swallow C) OGD with biopsy D) Stool occult blood test

Pylorus test color in PyloPlus RUT within one hour? A) Yellow B) Green C) Blue D) Red or deep orange

14-day triple therapy for H. pylori PUD usually includes? A) Two antibiotics + one PPI B) Two PPIs + one antibiotic C) One antibiotic + two bismuth compounds D) One PPI + one H2 blocker + one antibiotic

Chronic gastritis may progress to ______________ gastritis (autoimmune gastritis).

Resume oral intake after acute gastritis: start with _________________ liquids.

In a gastric ulcer, haematemesis is more common than _________________.

Amoxil on an _________________ stomach (1 hour before or 2 hours after meals).

Two surgical procedures for refractory PUD are vagotomy and _________________ (widening the pylorus).

List three causes of acute gastritis.

Describe two key differences between gastric and duodenal ulcers (pain onset and relief).

Clarithromycin education with food for H. pylori and why?

Name three complications of peptic ulcer disease.

Three lifestyle modifications for PUD management.

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