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     'questions': [ 
		{
			'question': 'The EndoBarrier device is implanted via...',
			'answers': ['Keyhole (laparoscopic) surgery using five small cuts','An endoscopic device inserted into the stomach and duodenum via the mouth','Open surgery using a vertical cut in the upper abdomen','A telescope inserted through the umbilicus directly into the duodenum through a single cut'],
			'correctAnswer': 2
		},
		{
			'question': 'It takes approximately how long to insert an EndoBarrier device once you are asleep?',
			'answers': ['5 minutes','2 hours','20 minutes','1 hour'],
			'correctAnswer': 3
		},
		{
			'question': 'In Australia, the first human EndoBarrier implantation was done',
			'answers': ['In early 2012 in Melbourne','In early 2012 in Sydney','In early 2013 in Brisbane','In late 2013 in Melbourne'],
			'correctAnswer': 1
		},
		{
			'question': 'Currently in Australia, the EndoBarrier has to be removed',
			'answers': ['After 12 months of implantation','After 2 years of implantation','After 6 months of implantation','Only if there are problems or complications'],
			'correctAnswer': 1
		},
		{
			'question': 'The EndoBarrier device is essentially a long sheath which begins',
			'answers': ['In the stomach','In the oesophagus','In the small bowel after the duodenum','In the duodenum'],
			'correctAnswer': 4
		},
		{
			'question': 'The EndoBarrier aims to stimulate similar hormonal changes to those typically seen in ',
			'answers': ['Gastric bypass surgery','Sleeve gastrectomy surgery','Gastric banding surgery','Stomach stapling'],
			'correctAnswer': 1
		},
		{
			'question': 'Gut hormones stimulated by EndoBarrier, including GLP-1 & PYY, can',
			'answers': ['Decrease the function of the stomach so it accepts less food','Increase appetite and shut down the pancreas','Reduce appetite and stimulate pancreatic function','Decrease the amount of blood sugar getting to the brain'],
			'correctAnswer': 3
		},
		{
			'question': 'The EndoBarrier device should not be implanted in those who take',
			'answers': ['Antidepressant medications','Diabetic tablets because they won.t be absorbed properly','Acid suppressant tablets such as Nexium or Losec','Blood thinning medications such as Warfarin or Plavix'],
			'correctAnswer': 4
		},
		{
			'question': 'Weight loss with the EndoBarrier is',
			'answers': ['About the same as with gastric bypass surgery','On average between 12 and 25kg over one year','In most cases around 30kg over one year','About 5kg for most people over one year'],
			'correctAnswer': 2
		},
		{
			'question': 'Diabetics who undergo EndoBarrier implantation',
			'answers': ['Will have to take more diabetic medication as the tablets aren.t absorbed as well','Will usually need less diabetic medication','Will have to have insulin injections for the duration of the implantation','Will usually notice no effect on their diabetes'],
			'correctAnswer': 2
		},
		{
			'question': 'The length of the EndoBarrier sheath is about',
			'answers': ['100cm','30cm','The same length as the duodenum','60cm'],
			'correctAnswer': 4
		},
		{
			'question': 'When the EndoBarrier is removed, this is done ',
			'answers': ['Through the umbilicus with a telescope and a single cut','With keyhole surgery using 5 small cuts','Endoscopically through the mouth with a light anaesthetic','With a small open cut in the upper abdomen'],
			'correctAnswer': 3
		},
		{
			'question': 'Endobarrier removal requires',
			'answers': ['A standard gastroscope with a small grasper','Specialised equipment and specific training for the procedure','Specific laparoscopic (keyhole) equipment designed for minimal damage to the duodenum','A simple 5 minute procedure performed by anyone trained in endoscopy'],
			'correctAnswer': 2
		},
		{
			'question': 'After EndoBarrier implantation, patient may experience',
			'answers': ['Abdominal cramps','Occasional nausea','Reduced appetite','All of the above'],
			'correctAnswer': 4
		},
		{
			'question': 'Endobarrier is currently ',
			'answers': ['A well established weight loss procedure with many years of study and follow-up data','Better than conventional bariatric surgery in terms of weight loss outcomes','A fairly new alternative for weight loss and diabetic control','Always the first method to try before considering other forms of weight loss surgery'],
			'correctAnswer': 3
		},
		{
			'question': 'Possible complications which are recognised with EndoBarrier include',
			'answers': ['Gastrointestinal bleeding, device migration, blockage of the sheath','Immune system rejection of the device as a foreign body','Protein-calorie malnutrition due to poor absorption of nutrients','None of the above'],
			'correctAnswer': 1
		},
		{
			'question': 'After the EndoBarrier is removed ',
			'answers': ['It cannot be re-implanted because the duodenum has been damaged','It may be possible to undergo any other form of conventional weight loss surgery ','It is not possible to undergo any other form of weight loss surgery','The weight loss achieved will always be maintained'],
			'correctAnswer': 2
		},
		{
			'question': 'An advantage of EndoBarrier over other forms of weight loss surgery is',
			'answers': ['Better weight loss usually with EndoBarrier','Better restriction of food portions at meal times with EndoBarrier','EndoBarrier always represents a permanent solution for weight loss','No surgical cuts are required with EndoBarrier'],
			'correctAnswer': 4
		},
		{
			'question': 'With Endobarrier ',
			'answers': ['It is not possible to eat sweet foods such as chocolate anymore','Meat and animal protein foods will block the device ','Rapid gastric emptying will lead to dumping syndrome if you drink soft drinks','There is little restriction in terms of the types of foods you can eat'],
			'correctAnswer': 4
		},
		{
			'question': 'The Endobarrier device will usually',
			'answers': ['Cause a high grade blockage of pancreatic and liver enzymes entering the duodenum','Cause a low level inflammation of the pancreas whilst it is implanted','Cause no adverse effects on the outflow of digestive enzymes from the liver and pancreas','Cause damage to the bile duct which is repaired when the device is removed'],
			'correctAnswer': 3
		}
     ],
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		perfect: 'Excellent. ',
		excellent: 'Excellent. ',
		good: 'Good. ',
		average: 'Fair. ',
		worst: 'Keep reading! '
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