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mydiamond

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What type of procedure may be performed in patients with an obstructing pyloric ulcer?
 
  a. Vagoplasty
  b. Mammoplasty
  c. Vagotomy
  d. Pyloroplasty

Question 2

What procedure allows visualization of the rectal lumens via a flexible scope?
 
  a. Colonoscopy
  b. Gastroscopy
  c. Bronchoscopy
  d. Sigmoidoscopy



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D
Pyloroplasty, enlarging the pyloric opening between the stomach and duodenum, may be performed in patients with an obstructing pyloric ulcer or in conjunction with vagotomy to treat bleeding duodenal ulcers. Duodenal dilation or duodenoplasty may be indicated.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D
Sigmoidoscopy is direct visual inspection of the sigmoid and rectal lumens by means of a flexible fiberoptic or rigid lighted sigmoidoscope. The flexible scope is more comfortable for the patient and gives the surgeon better visualization of the mucosal surface to evaluate the left colon and rectosigmoid.



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