1. Why is rapid weight loss associated with gallstone disease?
Question 1:The correct answer is the fact that rapid metabolic shifts predispose to stone formation as crystallisation of solutes occur within the gall bladder.
My name is Nimzing Ladep.
I am a gastroenterologist working in the national health service in the United Kingdom. I have MBBS, FWACP, Gastroenterology certificate and PhD in Hepatology.
I have a strong passion to achieve the following:
To promote health, the medical profession needs to constantly engage with the public. This blog is poised to create a platform for the public to interact freely with doctors, nurses and other health professionals for the purpose of health promotion.
In exchange, these health professionals will benefit from our wealth or resources that will see continuing professional development soaring.
Medical students as well as doctors in training will be able to find useful resources via this blog.
Patients and the public will have access to apps and other useful contemporary medical information as well.
Please interact as much as possible and do not be miserly with comments!
My name is Nimzing Ladep.
I am a gastroenterologist working in the national health service in the United Kingdom. I have MBBS, FWACP, Gastroenterology certificate and PhD in Hepatology.
I have a strong passion to achieve the following:
To promote health, the medical profession needs to constantly engage with the public. This blog is poised to create a platform for the public to interact freely with doctors, nurses and other health professionals for the purpose of health promotion.
In exchange, these health professionals will benefit from our wealth or resources that will see continuing professional development soaring.
Medical students as well as doctors in training will be able to find useful resources via this blog.
Patients and the public will have access to apps and other useful contemporary medical information as well.
Please interact as much as possible and do not be miserly with comments!
My name is Nimzing Ladep.
I am a gastroenterologist working in the national health service in the United Kingdom. I have MBBS, FWACP, Gastroenterology certificate and PhD in Hepatology.
I have a strong passion to achieve the following:
To promote health, the medical profession needs to constantly engage with the public. This blog is poised to create a platform for the public to interact freely with doctors, nurses and other health professionals for the purpose of health promotion.
In exchange, these health professionals will benefit from our wealth or resources that will see continuing professional development soaring.
Medical students as well as doctors in training will be able to find useful resources via this blog.
Patients and the public will have access to apps and other useful contemporary medical information as well.
Please interact as much as possible and do not be miserly with comments!
The following should be ready for you to start your calculations and initial part of data handling in excel:
Initial row should look something like Serial number, Number of hospital visits, number of prescriptions and Total
Totalcolumn of your data array within the initial row to be calculated
>>>You should see a sustained selection of the relevant numbers to be added
This will reveal your answer for the row
>>> You will see that the Total column would have automatically generated answers!
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My name is Nimzing Ladep.
I am a gastroenterologist working in the national health service in the United Kingdom. I have MBBS, FWACP, Gastroenterology certificate and PhD in Hepatology.
I have a strong passion to achieve the following:
To promote health, the medical profession needs to constantly engage with the public. This blog is poised to create a platform for the public to interact freely with doctors, nurses and other health professionals for the purpose of health promotion.
In exchange, these health professionals will benefit from our wealth or resources that will see continuing professional development soaring.
Medical students as well as doctors in training will be able to find useful resources via this blog.
Patients and the public will have access to apps and other useful contemporary medical information as well.
Please interact as much as possible and do not be miserly with comments!
Take this 5-second quiz and see how much attention you need to pay to your health.
Your response will present a score. You must not feel unhappy about the outcome, as it is just a check and a random quiz.
My name is Nimzing Ladep.
I am a gastroenterologist working in the national health service in the United Kingdom. I have MBBS, FWACP, Gastroenterology certificate and PhD in Hepatology.
I have a strong passion to achieve the following:
To promote health, the medical profession needs to constantly engage with the public. This blog is poised to create a platform for the public to interact freely with doctors, nurses and other health professionals for the purpose of health promotion.
In exchange, these health professionals will benefit from our wealth or resources that will see continuing professional development soaring.
Medical students as well as doctors in training will be able to find useful resources via this blog.
Patients and the public will have access to apps and other useful contemporary medical information as well.
Please interact as much as possible and do not be miserly with comments!
My name is Nimzing Ladep.
I am a gastroenterologist working in the national health service in the United Kingdom. I have MBBS, FWACP, Gastroenterology certificate and PhD in Hepatology.
I have a strong passion to achieve the following:
To promote health, the medical profession needs to constantly engage with the public. This blog is poised to create a platform for the public to interact freely with doctors, nurses and other health professionals for the purpose of health promotion.
In exchange, these health professionals will benefit from our wealth or resources that will see continuing professional development soaring.
Medical students as well as doctors in training will be able to find useful resources via this blog.
Patients and the public will have access to apps and other useful contemporary medical information as well.
Please interact as much as possible and do not be miserly with comments!
It is not unusual the presentation to hospital with abdominal pain.Indeed, the presentation of abdominal pain has been reported to be up to about 30% in some western populations.
Simple apps are available to help you make sense of your abdominal pain.
I recommend our app "Abdominal pain checker.
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In many instances, people tend to shy away from engaging with symptom checkers as they think that it generates anxieties for them regarding likely causes of their symptoms. I would like to think differently, as most of the information you gain from using interactive symptom evaluators could assist in reaching a quicker diagnosis for you and hence alleviate your symptoms as well.
My name is Nimzing Ladep.
I am a gastroenterologist working in the national health service in the United Kingdom. I have MBBS, FWACP, Gastroenterology certificate and PhD in Hepatology.
I have a strong passion to achieve the following:
To promote health, the medical profession needs to constantly engage with the public. This blog is poised to create a platform for the public to interact freely with doctors, nurses and other health professionals for the purpose of health promotion.
In exchange, these health professionals will benefit from our wealth or resources that will see continuing professional development soaring.
Medical students as well as doctors in training will be able to find useful resources via this blog.
Patients and the public will have access to apps and other useful contemporary medical information as well.
Please interact as much as possible and do not be miserly with comments!
My name is Nimzing Ladep.
I am a gastroenterologist working in the national health service in the United Kingdom. I have MBBS, FWACP, Gastroenterology certificate and PhD in Hepatology.
I have a strong passion to achieve the following:
To promote health, the medical profession needs to constantly engage with the public. This blog is poised to create a platform for the public to interact freely with doctors, nurses and other health professionals for the purpose of health promotion.
In exchange, these health professionals will benefit from our wealth or resources that will see continuing professional development soaring.
Medical students as well as doctors in training will be able to find useful resources via this blog.
Patients and the public will have access to apps and other useful contemporary medical information as well.
Please interact as much as possible and do not be miserly with comments!
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My name is Nimzing Ladep.
I am a gastroenterologist working in the national health service in the United Kingdom. I have MBBS, FWACP, Gastroenterology certificate and PhD in Hepatology.
I have a strong passion to achieve the following:
To promote health, the medical profession needs to constantly engage with the public. This blog is poised to create a platform for the public to interact freely with doctors, nurses and other health professionals for the purpose of health promotion.
In exchange, these health professionals will benefit from our wealth or resources that will see continuing professional development soaring.
Medical students as well as doctors in training will be able to find useful resources via this blog.
Patients and the public will have access to apps and other useful contemporary medical information as well.
Please interact as much as possible and do not be miserly with comments!
Being humans, it is not unusual for change to change us. The change is sometimes so overwhelming that one almost could shout "Stop, world, I want to get off!" There is however, almost no such similarities when it comes to medical education. A lot of medical professionals are stuck to textbooks; which we know contain information that are obsolete for purpose by the time they are published. Don't get me wrong. A lot of the information in textbooks are relevant. However, a significant proportion of these information are not.
There is thus a need for a paradigm shift for medical professionals to adjust the way they keep up to date with information in order to benefit the dynamic society. Some of the reasons for regular updates of current knowledge is given below:
We aim to achieve the following objectives:
My name is Nimzing Ladep.
I am a gastroenterologist working in the national health service in the United Kingdom. I have MBBS, FWACP, Gastroenterology certificate and PhD in Hepatology.
I have a strong passion to achieve the following:
To promote health, the medical profession needs to constantly engage with the public. This blog is poised to create a platform for the public to interact freely with doctors, nurses and other health professionals for the purpose of health promotion.
In exchange, these health professionals will benefit from our wealth or resources that will see continuing professional development soaring.
Medical students as well as doctors in training will be able to find useful resources via this blog.
Patients and the public will have access to apps and other useful contemporary medical information as well.
Please interact as much as possible and do not be miserly with comments!
