Inside Out: Gastroenterology and Hepatology OPTIONAL Multichoice Quiz (2.0 RP)

You are about to begin the optional multi-choice quiz for the Inside Out: Hepatology and Gastroenterology Workshop. The questions in this quiz are based off the presentations you engaged with throughout the workshop.

Completion of this quiz will result in full allocation of 2.0 Reviewing Performance (RP) hours. To compare your answers to the quiz answers, please ensure you correctly input your name and email address. You will receive your answers via email and will be able to check your answers against the correct answers with the link at the end of the quiz and in the email.

Once you have completed the quiz, your additional 2.0 RP hours will be allocated along with your CPD hours for participating in the workshop.

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With regard to MASLD:

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There is increased risk in people who drink coffee

Occurs in 90% of people with Type 2 Diabetes

Mediterranean style diet reduces risk even without weight loss

FIB-4 assessment should be done 5 yearly

What parameters are used to calculate FIB-4 score?

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Age, GGT, Alcohol intake, Hb

Age, Hb, BR, GGT

Age, AST, ALT, Platelet count

Alcohol intake, Platelet count, AST

Lifestyle changes recommended for GORD include:

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Consuming espresso after evening meal

Lying on right side after a meal

Exercising in the morning before eating

Ceasing smoking

Eosinophilic Oesophagitis:

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Is an increasingly uncommon diagnosis

Presents most commonly with dysphagia

Is usually not associated with atopy

Is caused by Helicobacter Pylori

Which of the following are helpful in ascertaining a diagnosis of drug induced liver injury?

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Detailed medication history

Pattern of LFTs over time

Type of liver injury and frequency

All of the above

With regard to Malaena:

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It occurs because of acid reacting with Haemoglobin

Source is always proximal to Jejunum

Never give PPI prior to diagnostic endoscopy

Severity is assessed by GCS

In assessment of MASLD:

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Fibrosis is the strongest predictor of liver outcomes

ALT is always abnormal

Includes a liver biopsy

Most patients are symptomatic

With regards to total body iron:

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Majority is stored as Ferritin

It is excreted in the Duodenum

Duodenal absorption is regulated by Hepcidin

Serum Iron is the most reliable measure

With regard to DGBI:

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There is good evidence for Jejunal feeding to improve symptoms

Thought to be caused by Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome

Often co-occur with eating disorders

Should never require Endoscopy to be diagnosed

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With regard to significant Small Bowel Bleeding:

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Capsule Endoscopy is recommended as a first line investigation

Capsule Endoscopy should be considered if Colonoscopy and Endoscopy are negative

Meckel’s Diverticulum is the most common cause

Angioectasia is a very uncommon cause