Gallstones are

A Recognized complication of chronic haemolytic anaemia
B Recognized complication of terminal ileal disease
C Usually
D the result of reduced hepatic bile acid secretion
E One of the predisposing factors is infection
F More common in Africa and in India than in Europe

Correct Answer: Recognized complication of chronic haemolytic anaemia, Recognized complication of terminal ileal disease, Usually, the result of reduced hepatic bile acid secretion, One of the predisposing factors is infection

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Gallstones are associated with
A Hereditary spherocytosis
B Obesity
C Virai hepatitis
D Liver cirrhosis
E Raised serum thyroglobulin
Complications of Gallstones include
A Acute cholecystitis
B Pancreatitis
C Subphrenic abscess
D Diarrhea
E Liver abscess
Cholesterol gallstones
A Are a recognized complication of diabetes mellitus
B May be visible on a plain abdominal x-ray
C Are usually multiples
D small and hard
E Do not form in bile that contains a molar concentration of cholesterol of about 30%
F Commonly develop in long standing haemolytic anaemia

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