HEPATITIS qS and other - jovana

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Match the clinical characteristics with the type of IBD. There is ONE BEST answer for each.
a. Crohn™s
b. Ulcerative Colitis
49. Transmural involvement
50. Continuous involvement
51. Skip lesions
52. High incidence of colon cancer
53. Rectal bleeding
54. Narrowed lumen of bowel (string sign)


MATCHING (Questions 55 - 58): Select the ONE best answer.
a. Hepatitis A
b. Hepatitis D
c. Hepatitis B
d. Hepatitis C
55. Transmission by blood and body fluid
56. Fecal-oral transmission
57. Transmission almost always by transfusion
58. Can only exist in HBV infected patients

[ArchivalUser]

49. Transmural involvement-- a. Crohn™s
50. Continuous involvementa. b. Ulcerative Colitis
51. Skip lesions-- a. Crohn™s
52. High incidence of colon cancer-- b. Ulcerative Colitis
53. Rectal bleeding-- b. Ulcerative Colitis
54. Narrowed lumen of bowel (string sign)-- a. Crohn™s


55. Transmission by blood and body fluid---------c. Hepatitis B

56. Fecal-oral transmission--------------------------a. Hepatitis A

57. Transmission almost always by transfusion---d. Hepatitis C

58. Can only exist in HBV infected patients--------b. Hepatitis D

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i think ondina is right on the money

[ArchivalUser]

i also have the exact same answer ondina

[ArchivalUser]

another vote for ondina

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49 A
50 B
51 A
52 A
53 B
54 A
55 B
56 A
57 C
58 D

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b
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b
b
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b
a
c
b

[ArchivalUser]

wrong type
last one is D

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55-58 ONDINA IS RIGTH ONE THE MONAY, YES

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lET'S THINK WHO THINK THAT UC is high risk for colon carcinoma and who thinks that Chron is the highest risk for CARCINOMA...otherwise I agree with Faith23 , ONdina and e.t.c..just you colegue sclarify the colon cancer incidence OK ?