cache
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lithogenicity of bile is increased by all except
a. age
b. weight loss
c. malabsorption
d. crohn's dis
e. hyperlipidemia
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| M.A.S
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e.
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| dimps
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c malabsorption
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hi how r u
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| lucky
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d...?
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| asmi
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i will try B
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| cache
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asmi,
rapid weight loss is one of the factors increasing lithogenicity
try again
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| asmi
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:cry: :cry: D.?
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| Anil Kumar980
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Is it a?I know the rule of 5fs but I think all the other factors do contribute.
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| M.A.S
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then what is the answer?
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| cache
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C is the correct answer
hyperlipidemia (seen in obesity) is one of the risk factors for cholesterol gall stone formation
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| Anil Kumar980
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But crohns which is a cause of malabs also happens to cause gall stones right?
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| jil
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yep i agree with anil kumar cause the basic theory behind are the same right??pls explain thank u
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| M.A.S
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Who about? :?
Cache, where are you?
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| anaphylaxis
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A list of risk factors increasing Bile Conc. or Litogenicity
http://www.gastromd.com/education/gallstones.html
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