Hepatology Flashcards

1
Q

quid of portal hypertension

A

portal pressure 5 mm greater than the IVC pressure

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2
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type of portal hypertension(4)

A

presinusoidal
sinusoidal
post sinusoidal
budd chiari syndrome

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3
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cause of presinusoidal portal hypertension(3)

A

splenic or portal vein thrombosis
schistosomiase
granulomatous disease

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4
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cause of sinusoidal portal hypertension(2)

A

cirrhosis

granulomatous disease

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5
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causes of post sinusoidal portal hypertension(3)

A

right hear failure
hepatic vein thrombosis
constrictive pericarditis

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6
Q

quid of budd chiari syndrome

A

hepatic vein thrombosis due to hypercoagulability

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7
Q

SAAG> 1,1 cause of ascites

A

imbalance between hydrostatic et oncotic pressure

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8
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disease with SAAG> 1.1(3)

A

chronic liver disease
Massice hepatic metastases
CHF

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9
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SAAG < 1,1 cause of ascites

A

protein leakage

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10
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disease with SSAG<1,1(3)

A

nephrotic syndrome
TB
Malignancy

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11
Q

DX of SBP(2)

A

> 250 PMS/ml
or
500 wbc in the ascitic fluid

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12
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complication of hepatocellular carcinoma(3)

A

GI bleeding
liver failure
metastasis

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13
Q

AB5CD of wilson disease

A
asterixis
basal ganglia deterioration
ceruloplasmin low
copper high
cirrhosis
carcinome hepatocellulaire
choreiform mvts
dementia
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14
Q

Ranson s criteria in acute pancreatis on admission GA LAW

A
glucose .> 200 mg/dl
age> 55 ans
LDH > 350 UI/L
AST > 250 UI/dl
WBC > 16 000/ml
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15
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Ranson s criteria in acute pancreatis after 48 h CHOBBS

A
CA++ < 8 mg/dl
hematocrit decreased by > 10 %
o2 PaO2 < 60 mm de hg
base excess > 4 meg/l
BUN increase > 5mg/dl
sequestred fluid > 6 l
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16
Q

risk of mortality with 3 a 4 signs in ranson criteria

A

20%

17
Q

risk of mortality with 5 a 6 signs in ranson criteria

A

40%

18
Q

risk of mortality . OU EGAL a 7 signs in ranson criteria

A

100%

19
Q

courvoisier signs

A

palpable non tender gallbladder

20
Q

disease with positive courvoisier sign

A

pancreas cancer

21
Q

classic presentation of pancreatic cancer

A

painless progressive jaundice