Hepatic Cases Flashcards

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What is isolated elevated GGT significant for?

A

isolated elevation of GGT often points to alcohol consumption or certain drugs

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What pattern of liver injury would you expect in PBC?

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cholestatic pattern of injury, most likely with elevated AMA

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What are symptoms of Gilbert’s syndrome?

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common, benign condition with mild enzyme deficiency, during stress production of unconjugated bilirubin is not met by ability of the body to conjugate

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In what condition might you see portal inflammation, granulomas and ductopenia?

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PBC

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In what condition may you find cholestasis, ductular proliferation, and feathery degeneration.

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anything that causes a cholestatic pattern of damage: bile duct obstruction, cancer of the head to the pancreas obstructing the bile duct etc.

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What makes up Charcot’s triad and what is that diagnostic of?

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fever, jaundice and RUQ pain is significant for acute ascending choleangitis

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