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The Esophagus- Surgical Diseases 4th Year- PMU
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2The most common esophageal diverticulum found today is
- AZenker’s diverticulum
- BHartman’s diverticulum
- CRovsing’s dverticulum
- DKocher’s diverticulum
3Zenker’s diverticulum occurs in which part of the esophagus?
- Asubdiaphragmatic
- Bintraabdominal
- Cpharyngoesophageal
- Dparabronchial
4Method of choice for diagnosing esophageal diverticula is
- APlain X-ray
- BMRI
- CContrast esophagography
- DCT scan
- EUpper endoscopy
5The treatment of Zenker’s diverticulum consists of
- Aendoscopic thermal coagulation
- Bbroad spectrum antibiotics
- Csurgical or endoscopic repair
- Desophagectomy
6Achalasia is characterized with
- Ahypertension of the LES
- Bfailure of the LES to relax
- Ccompromised esophageal peristaltic
- Dabnormal dilation of the esophagus at late stage
- Eall of the above
7Which parasitic disease is related to achalasia?
- AHydatid cyst disease
- BChagas disease
- CEnterobiosis
- DAscariasis
8The major symptom of achalasia is
- Adysphagia of liquids
- Bodynophagia
- Cabdominal pain
- Dheartburn
9The gold standard test for diagnosis of achalasia is
- APlain X-ray
- BCT scan
- CManometry
- DEndoscopic US
- EMRI
10“Bird’s beak” is a typical X-ray feature of
- ABarret’s esophagus
- BGERD
- CAchalasia
- DZenker’s diverticulum
- EEsophageal cancer
11The treatment of achalasia consists of
- Anitroglycerin, nitrates and calcium channel blockers
- Bbougie dilation
- Cinjections of botulinum toxin (Botox)
- Dsurgical esophagomyotomy
- Eall of the above
12Heller myotomy is a surgical method of treatment of
- AEsophageal cancer
- BZenker's diverticulum
- CPulmonary abscess
- DAchalasia
- EPyloric stenosis
13Barret’s esophagus is characterized with
- Areplacement of the stratified squamous epithelium with intestinal columnar epithelium
- Breplacement of the stratified squamous epithelium with transitional epithelium
- Creplacement of the intestinal columnar epithelium with stratified squamous epithelium
- Dsquamous cell cancer in situ
14Barret’s esophagus is a risk factor for developing
- ASquamous cell carcinoma of the esophagus
- BAchalasia
- CGERD
- DAdenocarcinoma of the esophagus
15The alkali ingestion is the most dangerous caustic injury of the esophagus because of
- Aliquefactive necrosis with deep penetration in the tissues
- Bsevere bleeding
- Cimmediate rupture
- Dcoagulative necrosis forming an eschar that limits tissue penetration
16The most popular anti-reflux operation for GERD is called
- AWhipple Operation
- BBillroth II
- CNissen fundoplication
- DIvor Lewis procedure
17Which of the following is the most commonly observed histologic type of cancer in the upper and the middle part of the esophagus?
- Aadenocarcinoma
- Bsquamous cell carcinoma
- Cneuro endocrine tumors
- Dsmall cell carcinoma
18Symptoms such as dysphagia for solids, weight loss arid regurgitation in most of the cases are associated with
- AStomach cancer
- BBarret’s esopghagus
- CAdvanced esophageal cancer
- DZenker’s diverticulum
- EGERD
19Method of choice for diagnosis of esophageal cancer is
- AEsophagography
- BEndoscopy with biopsy
- CCT scan
- DMRI
20The most critical component of esophageal cancer staging that gives accurate information for T and N status of the tumor is
- AUpper endoscopy
- BCT scan
- CEsophagography
- DEndoscopic ultrasound
21Ivor Lewis procedure used for surgical treatment of esophageal cancer is described as
- Athoracoabdominal esophagectomy
- Btranshiatal esophagectomy
- Cen-block (three incision) esophagectomy
- Dendoscopic mucosal resection
22Which of the following is a surgical method of treatment of esophageal cancer?
- AIvor Lewis procedure
- BTranshiatal esophagectomy
- CEn-block esophagectomy
- DEsophagectomy with right colonic transposition
- EAll of the above
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- THE ESOPHAGUS: ESOPHAGEAL CANCER. ACHALASTIA. ESOPHAGEAL DIVERTICULA. CAUSTIC INJURIES
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