1-04-10 Quiz

Which testing method for identifying h. pylori was found to be the most accurate at identification (84% sensitivity and 60% specificity)?

Research finds that a ________________ test is decent, but not perfect at catching h. pylori.

These kinds of testing for h. pylori require endoscopy; they are more costly and not as easily to perform routinely.

This kind of testing is the most accurate testing for h. pylori that does not require endoscopy and biopsy.

Mucosal antibodies and IgG pylori antibodies are a good marker for h. pylori; do they distinguish between acute and chronic cases of h. pylori?

In terms of blood antibodies _________ are more reliable than __________.

What percentage of the world is infected with h. pylori?

Is h. pylori pathogenic or protective?

H. pylori is associated with the following conditions:

What is the method of transmission for h. pylori?

This supplement has shown to be effective at reducing the biofilms that are associated with h. pylori.

This type of juice has been shown to be helpful in reducing the adhesion of h. pylori in the stomach lining.

This is a h. pylori virulence factor that helps with adherence to epithelial cells.

This is a h. pylori virulence factor that suppresses t-cell response and phagocytosis.

This is a h. pylori virulence factor that induces a duodenal ulcer.

This is a h. pylori virulence factor that causes gastric adenocarcinoma and PUD.

Reduction in these autoimmune antibodies is common with the eradication of h. pylori.

Anti-parietal cell antibodies are found in __________% of cases who test positive for h.pylori.

The eradication of h. pylori has been shown to significantly reduce this skin condition:

Improvement in this body condition may be linked to improvement in h. pylori.

H. pylori has evolved at least 2 independent receptors capable of detecting ________ gradients and allowing it to swim away from them.