16 Flashcards

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liver failure cholesterol is —, biliary obstruction cholesterol is —

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low
high

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LPL works by

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brings FFA into fat cells and stores it

  • downregulated in starvation
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HSL works by

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breaks TG into FFA
* breaks down fat
* stimulated by NE, EPI, steroids, glucagon, thyroxine
* inhibited by insulin

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4
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insulin will do what to HSL

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stops it from breaking down fat/TG into FFA

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5
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what happens to FFA after they are released from fat cells

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move to hepatocyte

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6
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liver values with hepatic lipidosis in cats

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high ALP
normal or mildly ↑ GGT

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7
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treatment for hepatic lipidosis

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  • feeding tubes
  • supportive care- IV fluids, antiemetics
  • treat underlying disease
  • 60% survive- long recovery time
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8
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how to diagnose neutrophilic cholangitis

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  • biopsy shows neutrophils within lumen or epithelium of bile duct
  • ∓↑ AST,ALT
  • hyperbilirubinemia
  • bile cytology and culture

cholangitis= bile duct inflammation
found in area of liver around triad: portal vein, hepatic artery, bile duct

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9
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what causes neutrophilic cholangitis

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ascending bacterial infection from GI tract into the bile duct

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10
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how to treat neutrophilic cholangitis

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based off liver biopsy and culture or bile cytology and culture
* usually gram - and anaerobes from ascending infection from GI tract
* Penicillin works well

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how to treat lymphocytic cholangitis

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  • base off of liver biopsy and culture
  • maybe immune-mediated?, usually longer duration, insidious onset
  • treat with prednisolone or ursodiol
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12
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why might cats with cholangitis also have pancreatitis and IBD

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share duct for pancreas and gallbladder
* ascending infection

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13
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how to diagnose lymphoma in liver in cat

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cytology
biopsy

  • hard to tell small cell lymphoma
  • treat with chemo
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14
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mast cell tumors in liver of cats usually

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are also in the spleen

  • cause liver failure and gastric ulcers
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