Describe what happens when a person develops diverticulitis.  How can it be prevented?

1. Why is the new diet prescribed? (What is believed to be his problem?)Mr. Gutteman’s problem continues despite the diet change. In fact, thefrequency of diarrhea increases and by the end of the next day, he iscomplaining of severe abdominal pain. Again, he is asked some questions to probe his condition. One is whether he has traveled outside the countryrecently. He has not, reducing the possibility of infection with Shigella bacteria, which is associated with poor sanitation. Other questions: ● Do you drink alcohol and how much? (Response: “Little or none.”) ● Have you recently eaten raw eggs or a salad containing mayonnaise at a gathering?(Response: “No.”) ● Are there certain foods that seem to precipitate these attacks? (Response: “Yes, when I have coffee and a sandwich.”) 2. On the basis of these responses, what do you think Mr. Gutteman’s diarrhea might stem from? How will it be diagnosed and treated?

What would be the effect if the following were removed due to disease? 1. your tongue  2. your gallbladder  3. your large intestine

Ś 90. A 72-year-old man comes to the physician because of painless jaundice and pruritus for the past 3 months. A CT scan of the abdomen shows an obstructing perempulary tuner of th pancreatic head. A surgical bypass between which of the following structures is most likely to reestablish bile fow beyond the obstruction? A) Common bile duct and distal duodenum B) Common hepatic duct and common bile duct yology C) Gallbladder and common hepatic duct D) Gallbladder and main pancreatic duct OE) Right hepatic duct and left hepatic duct