WorksheetsCourse 3 Biliary dyskinesia
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Pain in hypertonic biliary dyskinesia is characterized by:
Aching and dull pain in umbilical region
Straining constant pain in the right upper quadrant
Paroxysmal, intermittent pain in the right upper quadrant
Epigastric pain
Pain in hypertonic biliary dyskinesia is characterized by:
Straining constant pain in the right upper quadrant
Dull pain arching umbilical region
Paroxysmal, intermittent pain in the right upper quadrant
Older pain in the upper abdomen
Pain in hypotonic biliary dyskinesia characterized:
Straining, constant pain in the right upper quadrant
Dull pain on the umbilical region
Paroxysmal intermittent pain in the right upper quadrant
Dull pain in the upper abdomen
What underlies the pathogenesis of biliary dyskinesia:
Infection of the liver
Gallbladder dismotility
Infection of gallbladder
All above
What underlies the pathogenesis of biliary dyskinesia:
Infection of the liver
Gallbladder dismotility
Infection of gallbladder
All above
Biliary dyskinesia has the following clinical forms:
Hypertonic/hyperkinetic form
Hypotonic/hypokinetic form
Mixed form
All answers are correct
Which of the anatomical structure is not showen on the picture?
Common hepatic duct
Sphincter of Oddi
Cystic duct
Pyloric sphincter
Diagnostic criteria for functional gallbladder disorder are all except:
Pain lasting 30 min or longer
Pain builds up to steady level
Pain relieves by using antacids
Pain is not relieved by bowel movements
Supportive criteria for diagnosing of biliary dyskinesia includes all, except:
Absence of stones in the gallbladder
Normal liver enzymes
Pain with nausea and vomiting
Inflamation of the gallbladder
Which of the following medications is used for treatment of biliary duskinesia?
Parcetamol
No-spa
Dexametazone
Ibuprofen
