ANONYMOUS QUIZ
7TH ANNUAL GASTROENTEROLOGY & NUTRITION SYMPOSIUM
September 13, 2024

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* 1. Urine/Blood ketones are checked to determine if a patient is therapeutic on the ketogenic diet.
(Lindsay Walsh & Dr. Sarah Weatherspoon)

True

False

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* 2. Examples of common GI Issues while on ketogenic diet include constipation and reflux.
(Lindsay Walsh, RD & Dr. Sarah Weatherspoon)

True

False

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* 3. What is the bidirectional relationship of the gut brain relationship in Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD)?
(Dr. Michelle Bowden)

GERD worsens mental health, but mental health has no impact on GERD.

GERD and anxiety are not related.

Psychological stress worsens GERD symptoms, and GERD increases the risk of anxiety and depression.

Only depression influences GERD.

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* 4. What treatment was found to significantly reduce both psychological and gastrointestinal symptoms in patients with IBS, according to the meta-analysis?
(Dr. Michelle Bowden)

Medication alone

Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)

Surgery

Diet changes only

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* 5. Prematurity, structural abnormalities, respiratory complications/distress, etc. are examples of risk factors for difficulty feeding and aspiration?
(Amy Bonner/Amy Claire Hogan)

True

False

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* 6. Signs of aspiration, extended feeding times, suboptimal oral intake, and family stress with feeding are all reasons to refer for a feeding evaluation by an SLP?
(Amy Bonner/Amy Hogan)

True

False

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* 7. Proton inhibitors should be routinely prescribed for fussy spitty babies with cows's milk protein allergy
(Dr. Jon Vanderhoof)

True

False

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* 8. Skin Prick or serum IgE antibody testing should be done in infants with suspected cow's milk protein allergy to confirm the diagnosis.
(Dr. Jon Vanderhoof)

True

False

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* 9. A 5 month-old boy presents with recurring vomiting and watery diarrhea 2 hours after his second ingestion of cow's milk-based formula. Results of a sepsis work-up initiated at an emergency department visit during these episodes was negative. His pediatrician suspects FPIES and requests confirmatory testing. His parents inquired if he will be able to outgrow this when he grows up. Which of the following statement is correct?
(Dr. Dong Xi)

He will have FPIES his whole life

He will need to have an EPI pen prescription

He should undergo an oral food challenge in about 3-6 months

He is at risk to have FPIES to other food

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* 10. Which of the following statement is INCORRECT?
(Dr. Dong Xi)

FPIES has been associated with atopic disease in 30-60% of the population.

The symptoms of acute FPIES typically occur within 1-4 hours of trigger food ingestion.

The diagnosis of FPIES is made by elevated neutrophil count

Most FPIES develop tolerance by school age

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* 11. There are no diets that have consistently shown benefit in patients with autism
(Dr. Price Edwards)

True

False

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* 12. Therapeutic trials of dietary restrictions can be considered, and medical team does not need to be involved.
(Dr. Price Edwards)

True

False

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* 13. A well-nourished preschooler is involved in a motor vehicle accident and requires abdominal surgery for intestinal injuries. When would initiation of parenteral nutrition be considered?
(Dr. Mark Corkins)

Immediately post-operative

After 24 hours if no evidence of bowel function

After 7 days if no evidence of bowel function

After 4 days if no evidence of bowel function

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* 14. The best nutrition assessment tool is:
(Dr. Mark Corkins)

Monitoring intake on a daily basis

Monitoring z-scores of anthropometrics

Following the CRP level

Monitoring the amount of stool output

ANONYMOUS QUIZ7TH ANNUAL GASTROENTEROLOGY & NUTRITION SYMPOSIUMSeptember 13, 2024

Question Title

* 1. Urine/Blood ketones are checked to determine if a patient is therapeutic on the ketogenic diet.(Lindsay Walsh & Dr. Sarah Weatherspoon)

Question Title

* 2. Examples of common GI Issues while on ketogenic diet include constipation and reflux.(Lindsay Walsh, RD & Dr. Sarah Weatherspoon)

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* 3. What is the bidirectional relationship of the gut brain relationship in Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD)?(Dr. Michelle Bowden)

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* 4. What treatment was found to significantly reduce both psychological and gastrointestinal symptoms in patients with IBS, according to the meta-analysis?(Dr. Michelle Bowden)

Question Title

* 5. Prematurity, structural abnormalities, respiratory complications/distress, etc. are examples of risk factors for difficulty feeding and aspiration?(Amy Bonner/Amy Claire Hogan)

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* 6. Signs of aspiration, extended feeding times, suboptimal oral intake, and family stress with feeding are all reasons to refer for a feeding evaluation by an SLP?(Amy Bonner/Amy Hogan)

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* 7. Proton inhibitors should be routinely prescribed for fussy spitty babies with cows's milk protein allergy(Dr. Jon Vanderhoof)

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* 8. Skin Prick or serum IgE antibody testing should be done in infants with suspected cow's milk protein allergy to confirm the diagnosis.(Dr. Jon Vanderhoof)

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* 10. Which of the following statement is INCORRECT?(Dr. Dong Xi)

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* 11. There are no diets that have consistently shown benefit in patients with autism(Dr. Price Edwards)

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* 12. Therapeutic trials of dietary restrictions can be considered, and medical team does not need to be involved.(Dr. Price Edwards)

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* 13. A well-nourished preschooler is involved in a motor vehicle accident and requires abdominal surgery for intestinal injuries. When would initiation of parenteral nutrition be considered?(Dr. Mark Corkins)

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* 14. The best nutrition assessment tool is:(Dr. Mark Corkins)

ANONYMOUS QUIZ
7TH ANNUAL GASTROENTEROLOGY & NUTRITION SYMPOSIUM
September 13, 2024

* 1. Urine/Blood ketones are checked to determine if a patient is therapeutic on the ketogenic diet.
(Lindsay Walsh & Dr. Sarah Weatherspoon)

* 2. Examples of common GI Issues while on ketogenic diet include constipation and reflux.
(Lindsay Walsh, RD & Dr. Sarah Weatherspoon)

* 3. What is the bidirectional relationship of the gut brain relationship in Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD)?
(Dr. Michelle Bowden)

* 4. What treatment was found to significantly reduce both psychological and gastrointestinal symptoms in patients with IBS, according to the meta-analysis?
(Dr. Michelle Bowden)

* 5. Prematurity, structural abnormalities, respiratory complications/distress, etc. are examples of risk factors for difficulty feeding and aspiration?
(Amy Bonner/Amy Claire Hogan)

* 6. Signs of aspiration, extended feeding times, suboptimal oral intake, and family stress with feeding are all reasons to refer for a feeding evaluation by an SLP?
(Amy Bonner/Amy Hogan)

* 7. Proton inhibitors should be routinely prescribed for fussy spitty babies with cows's milk protein allergy
(Dr. Jon Vanderhoof)

* 8. Skin Prick or serum IgE antibody testing should be done in infants with suspected cow's milk protein allergy to confirm the diagnosis.
(Dr. Jon Vanderhoof)

* 10. Which of the following statement is INCORRECT?
(Dr. Dong Xi)

* 11. There are no diets that have consistently shown benefit in patients with autism
(Dr. Price Edwards)

* 12. Therapeutic trials of dietary restrictions can be considered, and medical team does not need to be involved.
(Dr. Price Edwards)

* 13. A well-nourished preschooler is involved in a motor vehicle accident and requires abdominal surgery for intestinal injuries. When would initiation of parenteral nutrition be considered?
(Dr. Mark Corkins)

* 14. The best nutrition assessment tool is:
(Dr. Mark Corkins)