Hepatic Pt 2 Flashcards

1
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Hepatitis

A

Acute or chronic inflammation of the liver

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2
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Causes of hepatitis

A

Viral
Chemical
Drug reaction
Alcohol abuse

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3
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Viral hepatitis

A

Acute infection and inflammation of the liver

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4
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Forms of viral hepatitis

A

A, B, C, D, E, and G

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5
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What percentage of viral hepatitis cases have mild subclinical presentation?

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60-90% depending greatly on the form contracted

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6
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Rheumatic symptoms associated with viral hepatitis

A

Arthralgias
Myalgias
Vasculitis

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7
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What types of viral hepatitis are associated with rheumatic symptoms?

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Hepatitis B and C

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8
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Stages of hepatitis

A

Incubation or preclinical phase
Pre-icteric or prodromal phase
Icteric (acute) phase
Recovery phase

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9
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How long is the incubation or preclinical phase

A

10-50 days

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10
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Incubation or preclinical phase is also known as…

A

The asymptomatic phase

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11
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How long is the pre-icteric or prodromal phase?

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1-3 weeks

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12
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How long is the icteric (acute) phase?

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2-4 weeks

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13
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Symptoms during pre-icteric or prodromal phase

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Liver enlarged and tender to palpation
Urine darkens and stool lightens
Positive GH screen findings + arthralgias

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14
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Symptoms during icteric (acute) phase

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Jaundice appearance in skin and eyes
GI symptoms reduced
Liver size reduced and less tender to palpation
Splenomegaly (prone to rupture)
Enlarged and tender posterior cervical lymph nodes

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15
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Symptoms during recovery phase

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Fewer and less severe constitutional symptoms
Patients feel better
Easily fatigued

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16
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How long does the recovery phase last?

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3-4 months