Hepatobiliary physiology Flashcards

1
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2 main secretory excretory liver functions

A
  1. secretion of bile acid and fluid

2. exretion of metabolic waste and detox

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2
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where does liver get it’s blood (2)

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  1. portal vein (80%)

2. hep atic artery (20%)

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3
Q

how many lobes of liver and how are they divided

A

8, based on their blood supply

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4
Q

what is fasting and fed state of gall bladder

A

fed- empty

fasting - full

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5
Q

what stims gall bladder to secrete

A

CCK -

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6
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what are 2 types of bile acids and how are the converted

A

primary and secondary - by colonic bacteria

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7
Q

what type of molecule are BAs

A

amphiphillic

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8
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what are funtions of BA

A

form fat into micelles for uptake

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9
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what is path of BA in body

A
  1. synthesized/recycled in liver
  2. solubleize fats in the small bowel
  3. taken up by distal illeum
  4. returned to the liver by the portal veins
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10
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what is a simple micelle

A

water soluble cluster of BA

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11
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what is mixed micelle

A

cholesterol at center with BA and phospholipids around

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12
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what is critical miceller conc.

A

critical amount of BA needed to make a micelle

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13
Q

what is a gall stone made of

A

cholesterol crystals

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14
Q

2 things that push normal bile to stones

A
  1. not enough BA

2. too much cholestterol

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15
Q

what causes black stones

A

excess bilirubin in bile - hemolysis or cirrosis

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16
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what causes brown stones

A

biliary stasis or infection

17
Q

what is unconjugated vs. conjugated bilirubin

A

unconjugated - tightly bound to albumin and lipid soluble

conjugated - with glucouronic acid - water soluble

18
Q

what is normal bilirubin and when do we see jaundice

A

nromal < 22

jaundice > 32

19
Q

3 categories of jaundice and causes

A
  1. pre-hepatic - hemolysis (unconjugated)
  2. hepatic - liver disease - most common
  3. post-hepatic (obstructive) - blockage of bile ducts (conjugated)
20
Q

what are 2 metabolic functional states

A
  1. absorbitave

2. post-absorbative

21
Q

what is absorbative state of glucose metabolism

A

gycogenisis from excess glucose

22
Q

what is post-absorbative metabolism of glucose (2)

A
  1. glycogenolysis to make glucose

2. gluconeogenisis from AA, lactate and glycerol

23
Q

what is absorbative state of fat metabolism

A

TAG are made from glucose for storage in adipose tissue

24
Q

what is post-absorbative metabolism of fat (2)

A
  1. lipolysis

2. ketogenisis - ketone sysnthesied from FAs as an alternative E source

25
Q

what is liver product of AAs (3)

A
  1. emzymes
  2. albumin
  3. clotting factors, fibrinogen
26
Q

what is byproduct of AA catabolism

A

ammonia, converted to urea for excretion

27
Q

what is form of most drugs that are detoxed

A

organic anion

28
Q

what is path of drug removal

A
  1. organic anion > cytochrome p450
  2. oxidation > enzyme
  3. conjucaiton products > excreted