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GIR Test 3 > B5-026 Bile Duct Disorders > Flashcards

B5-026 Bile Duct Disorders Flashcards

1
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  • elevated alk phos/GGT
  • jaundice/icterus
  • pruritus
  • skin xanthomas
A

cholestasis

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jaundice occurs when bilirubin exceeds […]

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2.5 ish

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3
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damaged ducts, hallmark of..

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primary biliary cholangitis

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classically occurs in middle-aged females

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primary biliary cholangitis

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aberrant expression of MHC class II on bile duct epithelial cells and autoreactive T cells around ducts

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primary biliary cholangitis

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MHC class II
M2
E2

all associated with

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primary biliary cholangitis

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directed against M2 family of mitochondrial antigens, most frequently the E2 part of pyruvate dehydrogenase

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AMA

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8
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AMA positive
elevated IgM

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primary biliary cholangitis

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9
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  • destructive lymphocytic cholangitis
  • florid duct lesions
  • granumolas usually
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primary biliary cholangitis

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florid duct lesions

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primary biliary cholangitis

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treatment primary biliary cholangitis

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ursodeoxycholic acid to slow progression

ursodiol

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classically in middle aged men with ulcerative colitis

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primary sclerosing cholangitis

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  • P-ANCA positive
  • elevated IgM
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primary sclerosing cholangitis

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14
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how is primary sclerosing cholangitis linked to UC?

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T cells activated in damaged colonic mucosa migrate to the liver and recognize a cross reacting bile duct antigen

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15
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associated with HLA-B8

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primary sclerosing cholangitis

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hallmark is cholangiogram with beaded areas

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primary sclerosing cholangitis

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17
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progressive concentric periductal firbrosis “onion skin”

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primary sclerosing cholangitis

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18
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  • causes acute bouts of ascending cholangitis
  • persistant elevation of alk phos
  • increases risk of developing cholangiocarcinoma
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primary sclerosing cholangitis

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associated with other autoimmune conditions (Hashimoto thyroiditis, rheumatoid arthritis, celiac disease)

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primary biliary cholangitis

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  • abdominal pain radiating to back
  • weight loss
  • migratory thrombophlebitis
  • obstructive jaundice
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pacreatic adenocarcinoma

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21
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  • congenital dilation of common bile duct
  • presents in kids under 10 with jaundice and abdominal pain
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choledochal cysts

22
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  • congenital malformation of the biliary tree
  • small bile duct hamartomas
  • associated with polycystic liver/kidney disease
  • congenital hepatic fibrosis
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fibropolycystic disease

23
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A

congenital hepatic fibrosis

24
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risk factors for cholangiocarcinoma

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  • primary sclerosis cholangitis
  • congenital fibropolycystic disease
  • Thorotrast
  • clonorchis, opisthorchis liver flukes
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cholangiocarcinoma

26
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gene mutation specific to intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma

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loss of BAP1

27
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mutations associated with extrahepatic biliary adenocarcinoma

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KRAS
tp53, SMAD4

similar to pancreatic adenocarcinoma

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round or multi-faceted
yellow in color

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cholesterol stones

caused by increased hepatic cholesterol

29
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risk factors for cholesterol stones

4

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  • female
  • diabetes
  • pregnancy
  • estrogen
30
Q

chronic progressive liver disease associated with lymphocytic cholangitis and AMA

31
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jaundice
pruritis
xanthomas of skin

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p-ANCA is associated with

33
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concentric periductal fibrosis

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young male with chronically elevated serum alkaline phosphatase

35
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interface hepatitis

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autoimmune hepatitis
chronic Hep C

36
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centrilobular changes with perivenular necrosis

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long term acetaminophen use

37
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bland cholestasis

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long term anabolic steroid use

38
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majority of patients with PSC have underlying

39
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proliferated bile ductular structures that contain inspissated bile

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sepsis

usually caused by gram negative bacteria (E. coli)

40
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panlobular inflammatory infiltrate

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acute viral hepatitis

41
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centrilobular necrosis

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acetaminophen OD

42
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florid duct lesion with lymphocytis cholangitis

43
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concentric periductal fibrosis

44
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bland intrahepatic cholestasis with little inflammation

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contraceptives or anabolic steroids

45
Q

allopurinol is associated with […] in the liver

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granulomas

46
Q

ethanol causes

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steatohepatitis

47
Q

rhodanine stain

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wilson’s disease

48
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  • fatigue
  • abdominal pain
  • jaundice
  • tremor in hands
  • lack of coordination
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wilson’s disease

49
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excess copper deposited in liver and brain

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Wilson’s

50
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PAS positive, diastase resistant globules in liver

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a1-antitrypsin deficiency

51
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characterized by unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia

2

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Crigler-Najjar
Gilbert

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