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GI - PowerPoint/4 Flashcards

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metabolic cirrhosis is usually caused by

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genetic metabolic storage disorders

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variable color feces is to which jaundice

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intrahep

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ascites

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accumulation of fluid in the peritoneal cavity

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cirrhosis - alcoholic liver disease: enlargement of the liver is to

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initial stage - fatty liver

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advanced cirrhosis manifestations

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  1. ascites
  2. peripheral edema
  3. esophageal varices
  4. jaundice
  5. encephalopathy
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irreversible inflammatory, fibrotic liver disease

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cirrhosis

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excessive hemolysis of RBC leads to increased what in blood

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unconjugated bilirubin that the liver cannot process

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renal sodium and water retention can cause (liver)

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ascites

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cirrhosis caused by biliary cirrhosis is associated with

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immune disorders

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cirrhosis can be caused by

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  1. alcoholic liver disease
  2. biliary cirrhosis
  3. postnecrotic cirrhosis
  4. metabolic issues
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causes abdominal distention

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ascites

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cirrhosis - alcoholic liver disease: inflammation, cell necrosis, and fibrous tissue formation

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2nd - alcoholic hepatitis

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posthep or obstructive jaundice buildup in blood

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increased conjugated bilirubin because obstruction blow flow to intestine and causes backup to liver and blood

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light colored stools

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jaundice

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dark urine

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jaundice

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jaundice is characterized by

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  1. dark urine
  2. yellow discoloration of sclera and skin
  3. light colored stools
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cirrhosis tx

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  1. avoid alcohol
  2. supportive/symptomatic tx
  3. dietary
  4. balance electrolytes
  5. paracentesis
  6. antibiotics
  7. liver transplant
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cirrhosis linked with chronic hepatitis

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postnecrotic cirrhosis

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cirrhosis - alcoholic liver disease: third stage, end stage

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  1. fibrotic tissue replaces normal tissue

2. little normal function remains

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ascites causes what three things

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  1. abdominal distention
  2. increased abdominal girth
  3. weight gain
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cirrhosis

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irreversible inflammatory, fibrotic liver disease

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accumulation of fluid in the peritoneal cavity

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ascites

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23
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increased conjugated bilirubin in blood

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posthep or obstructive

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24
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caused by hyperbilirubinemia

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jaundice/icterus

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25
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ascites mortality rate

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25% in 1 year if associated with cirrhosis

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cirrhosis - alcoholic liver disease: initial stage of fatty liver sx and outcome

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asymptomatic and reversible with reduced alcohol intake

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alcoholic hepatitis is which stage of alcoholic liver disease cirrhosis

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2nd

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cirrhosis - alcoholic liver disease stages

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  1. initial - fatty liver
  2. second - alcoholic hepatitis
  3. third - end stage cirrhosis
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normal to dark feces is which jaundice

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pre and hemolytic

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gall stones cause which jaundice

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posthep or obstructive

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cirrhosis - what becomes obstructed and cause portal HTN

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biliary channels

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ascites development is associated with

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  1. portal HTN
  2. decreased synthesis of albumin by the liver
  3. splanchnic vasodilation
  4. renal sodium and water retention
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causes increased abdominal girth

34
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2 types of jaundice

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  1. obstructive

2. hemolytic

35
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increased unconjugated bilirubin in blood because hepatocellular damage prevents conjugation and excretion

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intrahep jaundice

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cirrhosis initial manifestations are often what

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  1. mild

2. vague

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splanchnic vasodilation can cause

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cirrhosis initial manifestations include

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  1. fatigue
  2. anorexia
  3. weight loss
  4. anemia
  5. diarrhea
39
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dull aching pain may be present in upper right abdominal quadrant

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initial manifestations of cirrhosis

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hemolytic jaundice is what type

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prehepatic jaundice

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intraheptic jaundice disease

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jaundice is caused by

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hyperbilirubinemia

43
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cirrhosis - alcoholic liver disease initial stage, fatty liver:
what does the liver look like

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enlargement of the liver

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jaundice aka

45
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bilary channels become obstructed and cause portal HTN

46
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cirrhosis initial manifestations - dull aching pain may be present in

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upper right abdominal quadrant

47
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cirrhosis biliary channels

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become obstructed and cause portal HTN

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postnecrotic cirrhosis is linked with

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  1. chronic hepatitis

2. long term exposure to toxic materials

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icterus aka

50
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increased unconjugated and conjugated bilirubin in blood

51
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cirrhosis - alcoholic liver disease: second stage, alcoholic hepatitis
3

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  1. inflammation
  2. cell necrosis
  3. fibrous tissue formation (irreversible)
52
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obstructive jaundice types

2

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  1. extrahepatic

2. intrahepatic

53
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alcoholic liver disease can cause

54
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intrahepatic jaundice cause

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increased unconjugated bilirubin in blood because hepatocellular damage prevents conjugation and excretion

55
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cirrhosis esophageal varices may rupture, leading to

2

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  1. hemorrhage

2. circulatory shock

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light color feces is to which jaundice

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posthep or obstructive

57
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fatty liver is which stage of alcoholic liver disease

58
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cirrhosis link to long term exposure to toxic materials

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postnecrotic cirrhosis

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most common cause of ascites is what

60
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excessive hemolysis of RBCs

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hemolytic jaundice

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cirrhosis severity and rate of progression depend on

62
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ascites - ____ disorder

63
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increased unconjugated bilirubin in blood

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prehap or hemolytic jaundice

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prehepatic or hemolytic jaundice e.g.

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hemolytic anemia

65
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ascites txd

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paracentesis

66
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decreased synthesis of albumin by the liver can cause

67
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liver portal HTN can cause

68
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cirrhosis - alcoholic liver disease: asymptomatic and reversible with reduced alcohol intake

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initial stage - fatty liver

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yellow sclera and skin

70
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posthepatic or obstructive jaundice disease

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gallstones

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hepatitis is what type of jaundice

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intrahepatic jaundice

72
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hemolytic jaundice

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excessive hemolysis of RBCs

73
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cirrhosis associated with immune disorders

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biliary cirrhosis

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