Flatulence and eructation represent ________. A: regurgitation of chyme B: distention of the esophagus C: passage of gas or air from the GI tract D: muscular movement of the alimentary tract E: sounds heard only by abdominal auscultation
Flatulence and eructation represent ________. A: regurgitation of chyme B: distention of the esophagus C: passage of gas or air from the GI tract D: muscular movement of the alimentary tract E: sounds heard only by abdominal auscultation
Which of the following descriptions is false? A: Aching and weakness of waist and knees is the pathological change of the kidney. B: Palpitations and insomnia are the pathological changes of the heart. C: Distention,fullness and pain of chest and hypochondrium are the pathological changes of the liver. D: Susceptibility to losing temper is the pathological change of the spleen.
Which of the following descriptions is false? A: Aching and weakness of waist and knees is the pathological change of the kidney. B: Palpitations and insomnia are the pathological changes of the heart. C: Distention,fullness and pain of chest and hypochondrium are the pathological changes of the liver. D: Susceptibility to losing temper is the pathological change of the spleen.
A urologist performs a cystoscopy to examination the bladder and opening of the ureters into the bladder. After distention of the bladder with air, the physician slowly passes the cystoscope up the urethra into the bladder. In which direction should she turn the head of the cystoscope to see the orifices and examination for blockage? A: anterior and inferior B: anterior and superior C: posterior and inferior D: posterior and superior
A urologist performs a cystoscopy to examination the bladder and opening of the ureters into the bladder. After distention of the bladder with air, the physician slowly passes the cystoscope up the urethra into the bladder. In which direction should she turn the head of the cystoscope to see the orifices and examination for blockage? A: anterior and inferior B: anterior and superior C: posterior and inferior D: posterior and superior
A urologist performs a cystoscopy to examination the bladder and opening of the ureters into the bladder. After distention of the bladder with air, the physician slowly passes the cystoscope up the urethra into the bladder. In which direction should she turn the head of the cystoscope to see the orifices and examination for blockage? A: anterior and inferior B: anterior and superior C: posterior and inferior D: posterior and superior E: posterior and interior
A urologist performs a cystoscopy to examination the bladder and opening of the ureters into the bladder. After distention of the bladder with air, the physician slowly passes the cystoscope up the urethra into the bladder. In which direction should she turn the head of the cystoscope to see the orifices and examination for blockage? A: anterior and inferior B: anterior and superior C: posterior and inferior D: posterior and superior E: posterior and interior
An 80-year-old man is admitted to the hospital complaining of nausea, abdominal pain, distention, and diarrhea. A cautiously performed transanal contrast study reveals an “apple core” configuration in the rectosigmoid. Appropriate management at this time would include A: Colonoscopic decompression and rectal tube placement B: Saline enemas and digital disimpaction of fecal mattrer from the rectum C: Colon resection and proximal colostomy D: Oral administration of metronidazole and checking a Clostridium difficile titer
An 80-year-old man is admitted to the hospital complaining of nausea, abdominal pain, distention, and diarrhea. A cautiously performed transanal contrast study reveals an “apple core” configuration in the rectosigmoid. Appropriate management at this time would include A: Colonoscopic decompression and rectal tube placement B: Saline enemas and digital disimpaction of fecal mattrer from the rectum C: Colon resection and proximal colostomy D: Oral administration of metronidazole and checking a Clostridium difficile titer