Health 104 - Health Education » Spring 2022 » Tim's Clinical Exam 2
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Question #1
Two of Tim’s patients would ultimately have a cholecystectomy. What organ does this procedure remove?
A.
Gallbladder
B.
Lower esophageal sphincter
C.
A portion of the small intestine
D.
Appendix
Question #2
One of Tim’s patients worked the night shift. This work placed Tim’s patient at increased risk for:
A.
Diverticulosis
B.
Non-clinical constipation
C.
Colon cancer
D.
Night-time gastro-esophageal reflux disease (GERD)
Question #3
Which of the following conditions would be LEAST likely to improve in a patient who paid close attention to FODMAPS?
A.
Crohn’s disease
B.
Irritable bowel disease
C.
Celiac disease
D.
Gastric ulcer
Question #4
Research suggests that people who suffer from a certain gastro-intestinal disease tend to be more diseased and have lower qualities of life than other patients without this disease. Which disease is it?
A.
Irritable bowel syndrome
B.
Constipation
C.
Night-time gastro-esophageal reflux disease (GERD)
D.
Appendicitis
Question #5
All of the following diseases result from an immune system attacking healthy tissues, EXCEPT:
A.
Non-celiac gluten sensitivity
B.
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
C.
Type 1 diabetes
D.
Multiple sclerosis
Question #6
One of Tim’s patients was allergic to birch. Due to cross-reactivity, she might also have an allergic reaction to all of the following, EXCEPT:
A.
Pecan pie
B.
Shredded wheat cereal
C.
Apple walnut salad
D.
Cashew-chicken stir fry
Question #7
Tim’s advice to several of his patients was to increase fiber intake, chew food thoroughly before swallowing, and minimize simple sugars. These nutrition suggestions would likely improve the conditions of all of the following disease conditions, EXCEPT:
A.
Non-clinical constipation
B.
Gastro-esophageal reflux disease (GERD)
C.
Diverticulosis
D.
Metabolic syndrome
E.
Dumping syndrome
Question #8
One of Tim’s patients experienced a seemingly unusual combination of symptoms including a skin rash, intestinal cramping, diarrhea, and diffuse back pain and joint pain. Tim was able to rule out 3 of the following 4 issues after learning that antibiotics and anti-inflammatories the patient had been given did not remedy her condition. Which of the following was he unable to rule out?
A.
Gastric ulcer
B.
Celiac disease
C.
Stomach flu
D.
Inflammatory bowel disease
Question #9
One of Tim’s patients was diagnosed with a large gallstone. Which of the following comorbidities was Tim UNSURPRISED to find in this same patient?
A.
Liver cirrhosis
B.
Metabolic syndrome
C.
Dumping syndrome
D.
Sleep apnea
Question #10
One of Tim’s patients was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer. Her cancer had metastasized predictably in that it was found in which of the following organs?
A.
Pancreas
B.
Liver
C.
Brain
D.
Stomach
Question #11
One of Tim’s patients had a condition that required a C-PAP machine. Which condition required this item for management?
A.
Diverticulitis
B.
Gastric ulcers
C.
Irritable bowel syndrome
D.
Sleep apnea
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