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chronic liver disease Flashcards

1
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what is the definition of a chronic liver disease

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one which can lead to cirrhosis

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PBC

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disease of the liver where interlobular bile ducts are damaged by chronic autoimmune granulomatous inflammation causing cholestasis which may lead to fibrosis, cirrhosis and portal hypertension

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PBC epidemiology and classical presentation

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women middle aged

classical patent is bus pass collecting women who is tired and itchy

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PBC S/S

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xanthomas

jaundice - appears later

itch without rash

fatigue

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PBC Dx

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2 of AMA, cholestastic LFT and liver biopsy

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6
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management PBC

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Urseodeoxycholic acid

transplant if severe

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7
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autoimmune hepatitis

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resulting inflammation the liver as being attacked by own immune cells

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8
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autoimmune hepatitis epidemiology

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WOMEN >MEN

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9
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autoimmune hepatitis o/e

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hepatomegaly, splenomegaly, jaundice

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10
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autoimmune hepatitis s/s

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asymptomatic Malaise, fatigue, lethargy, nausea, abdo pain, anorexia. Gradual jaundice.

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autoimmune hepatitis dx

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elevated AST, ALT, IgG

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12
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autoimmune hepatitis treatment

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corticosteroids - prednisolone

immune suppressant - azathioprine

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autoimmune hepatitis histology

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Interface Hepatitis w/marked piecemeal necrosis and lobular involvement, plasma cells

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14
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autoimmune hepatitis type 1

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seen in 80%, usually occurs alongside other autoimmune disease

ASMA and ANA postiive

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15
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autoimmune hepatitis type2

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children and young adults

more common in europe than in asia

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16
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which type of autoimmune hepatitis more commonly progresses to cirrhosis

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2

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17
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LKM-1 positive in which type of autoimmune hepatitis

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2

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18
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ASMA and ANA in type 2 and 3 autoimmune hepatitis

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negative

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19
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anti-SLA in type 3

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postive

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20
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PSC

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disease of the bile ducts causing progressive cholestasis with bile duct inflammation and strictures.

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21
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PSC histology

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beaded appearance - onion skinning fibrosis as fibrosis of cells around bile duct causes tightening in some areas and dilatation in others.

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22
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PSC s/s

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jaundice and fibrosis

asymptomatic

itch

malabsorption

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23
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PSC associated with

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IBD - UC (40%)

24
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PSC dx

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ERCP

25
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PSC more common in

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MALE

26
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PSC treatment

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maintain blood flow transplant

27
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PSC complications

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colorectal cancer post transplant

cholangiocarcinoma

28
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describe the malabsorption PSC

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due to dec amount of bile reaching the small intestine resulting in steatorrhoea and reduced amounts of at soluble vitamins (ADEK)

29
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what can you develop post transplant

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colorectal cancer

30
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Haemochromatosis inheritance and genes

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autosomal recessive

due to C282Y or H63D mutations in HFE gene - the HFE gene reduces the expression of DMT1 at the brush border of enterocytes

31
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primary and secondary haemochromatosis

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primary - AR condition

secondary - due to iron overload from blood transfusion, iron therapy or diet

32
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Haemochromatosis complications pancreas and liver

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PANCREAS

type 1 diabetes and malabsorption

LIVER

iron builds up which creates free radicals which cause cell damage and cirrhosis

33
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Haemochromatosis complications skin

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bronzed skin slate grey

34
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Haemochromatosis complications heart

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cardiomyopathy - arrhythmias

35
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Haemochromatosis complications gonads

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amenorrhoea and testicular atrophy 0 erections

36
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Haemochromatosis investigations

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blood test - inc transferring saturation and ferritin production liver MRI

biopsy

ECHO/ECG for cardiomyopathy

37
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Haemochromatosis treatment

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predispose to carcinoma

Venesection (phlebotomy)and blood letting.

out come depends on genetics and cofactors (alcohol)

38
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wilsons disease inheritance

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recessive

39
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wilsons disease

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loss of ceruloplasmin results in excess copper deposited in tissues copper accumulates first in the liver and then other organs e.g. brain

40
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wilsons disease s/s

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hepatic seen first - cirrhosis, chronic hepatitis, liver failure

neurology - weird movement, depression, labile emotions

eyes - kaiser-flesher rings

41
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wilsons disease ix

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urine - inc free copper

LFT

genetic

MRI

serum ceruloplasmin dec normally but can be falsely high or low

42
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wilsons disease tx

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lifelong copper chelating drugs

43
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how do children in wilsons disease usually present

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present with liver disease 0 cirrhosis chronic hepatitis or sub fulminant hepatic failure

44
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how do adults with wilsons disease usually present

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CNS signs - tremor, dysarthria, dysphagia

45
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copper chelating drug

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pencillamine

46
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Budd Chiari classic presentation

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young woman on oral contraceptive pill

47
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Budd Chiari

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Hepatic vein obstruction by thrombosis or tumour causes congestive ischaemia and hepatocyte damage.

48
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Budd Chiari aetiology

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pill

thrombophilia

leukaemia

obstructive cause e.g. tumour

49
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Budd Chiari s/s

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acute - jaundice, tender hepatomegaly

chronic - ascites

50
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Budd Chiari ix

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high protein ascitic fluid

US, CT, MRI to show occlusion

51
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Budd Chiari tx

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recanalisation or TIPS

thrombolysis

treat ascites

52
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a1 - antitrypsin deficiency

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excess tryptic activity that commonly affects the lungs and liver

53
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a1 - antitrypsin deficiency effect on lungs

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emphysema

54
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a1 - antitrypsin deficiency effect on liver

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hepatocellular cancer cirrhosis HCC

55
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a1 - antitrypsin deficiency management

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supportive

56
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what is Methotrexate used in

A

rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis

57
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what can Methotrexate cause

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progressive liver fibrosis, to treat stop the drug

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