Hepatology 1 Flashcards

1
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List four liver specific clinical signs

A

Icterus
Coagulopathy
Ascites
Hepatic encaphalopathy

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2
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How would use use hepatic enzymes to determine whether liver disease is predominantly hepatocellular or cholestatic?

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Hepatocellular - ALT and/or AST > ALP and or GGT
Cholestatic - ALP and/or GGT >ALT and/or AST

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3
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List 8 things that may show hepatic dysfunction

A

Elevated bile acids
Elevated ammonia
Hyperbilirubinaemia
Coagulation derangements
Hypoglycaemia
Hypoalbuminaemia
Hypocholesterolaemia
Low urea

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4
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List four common, chronic causes of primarly hepatocellular disease

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Sterile inflamamtory
Infectious inflammatory
Neoplastic
Chronic hepatotoxin/drug exposure

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5
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List three common causes of primarily hepatocellular disease

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Toxic
Infectious inflammatory
Trauma

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6
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List two infectious inflammatory causes of cholestatic liver disease

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Neutrophilic chloangitis
Cholecystitis

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7
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List the ALP isoenzymes

A

Cholestatic
Steroid
Bone
Drugs

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