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Question 1

Alcohol Liver Disease is always associated with Portal Hypertension. What does it do to spleen? s

Answer 1

splenomegaly

Question 2

splenomegaly in alcoholic liver disease is due to ?

Answer 2

red pulp expansion

Question 3

why does red pulp expand in ALD?

Answer 3

due to portal hypertension, splenic arteries blocked which leads to Red pulp expansion.

Question 4

Abdominal pain with fatty meal suggests

Answer 4

Gall stones

Question 5

Asian people have more diagnosis of

Answer 5

gall stones

Question 6

pigmented gall stones are from

Answer 6

too many unconjugated bilirubin

Question 7

3 types of gall stones

Answer 7

cholesterol stones, black stones, brown stones

Question 8

black gall stones

Answer 8

chronic hemolysis

Question 9

brown gall stones

Answer 9

biliary tract infectons

Question 10

hepatocytes with fine granular pale pink cytoplasm suggest?

Answer 10

hepatitis B infection

Question 11

anti-smooth muscle body antibody positive test suggest?

Answer 11

autoimmune hepatitis.

Question 12

ascites, jaundice, splenomegaly with chronic alcohol consumption and hemmorageal varies indicated what disease?

Answer 12

cirrhosis.

Question 13

vatical haemorrhaging in cirrhosis is mainly due to what pathophysiology?

Answer 13

portal hypertension.

Question 14

oesophageal varices in cirrhosis is caused by shunting of which vessel?

Answer 14

left epigastric

Question 15

shunting of superficial epigastric and paraumbilical vessels cause varices where?

Answer 15

caput medusa