Quiz for:
Stomach Disorders: Gastritis and Peptic Ulcer Disease

Question 1

What is the main diagnostic approach for seeing ulcers and taking biopsies for gastritis and PUD?

Question 2

What is a potential complication of PUD characterized by erosion into arteries leading to hematemesis?

Question 3

Which type of ulcers are associated with burns and sepsis?

Question 4

Which treatment modality is used to increase the mucus barrier in PUD?

Question 5

Which substance leads to the production of ammonia, creating an alkaline environment for H. pylori?

Question 6

Which medication class is important for acid suppression in PUD treatment?

Question 7

In Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome, what is the cause of refractory duodenal ulcers?

Question 8

What type of ulcers result from brain injuries and increased intracranial pressure?

Question 9

Which histological finding is suggestive of an H. pylori infection?

Question 10

What distinguishes gastritis from peptic ulcer disease (PUD) at the microscopic level?

Question 11

Autoimmune gastritis primarily affects which part of the stomach?

Question 12

Which diagnostic test for H. pylori involves measuring ammonia production?

Question 13

What is a classic symptom of both gastritis and peptic ulcer disease?

Question 14

Which enzyme activity is increased in H. pylori infection, contributing to its survival in the stomach?

Question 15

Which type of ulcer is more likely to worsen with food intake?