Chapter 43 ppnts and highlights Flashcards
Risk factors for dumping syndrome?
-obesity,
-Hx gastric bypass surgery
-obesity
Hepatotoxic Medications?
-Acetominophine
-Ketoconazole
-NSAIDS
-TB drugs (Isoniazid)
-Valproic acid
Palpating a hard liver is an indication of liver ____
cirrhosis
Palpating a soft but tender liver is an indication of __
hepatitis
What would a liver function study (labs) show if a patient is experiencing liver dysfunction?
-elevated AST/ALT, LDH
-serum proteins would be nml to low
-urine: may be orange in appearance, because of elevated serum and urine bilirubin
-elevated PT/INR due to liver not storing Vitamin K properly
-increased alkaline phosphatase
-increased ammonia
-increased lipids
What enzyme is most related to liver function?
-ALT
What labs are related to gall bladder and would be elevated in the case of dysfunction?
-GGT, GGTP
Name a few gerontologic changes and considerations with hepatic function.
Atypical clinical presentation of biliary disease Decreases in the following:
*Clearance of hepatitis B surface antigen
*Drug metabolism and clearance capabilities *Intestinal and portal vein blood flow *Gallbladder contraction after a meal
*Rate of replacement and or repair of liver cells after injury
*Size and weight of the liver, particularly in women
*Increased prevalence of gallstones due to the increase in cholesterol secretion in bile
*More rapid progression of hepatitis C infection and lower response rate to therapy
*More severe complications of biliary tract disease