Course 3 Biliary dyskinesia

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