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Lecture 1 - Drug Induced Liver Disease Flashcards

1
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Direct Bilirubin is….

A

conjugated bilirubin

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2
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Indirect Bilirubin is…

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free unconjugated

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3
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Markers of Liver injury

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ALT
AST
ALP
GGT
GDH
LDH
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4
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Markers of hepatocellular function

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Bilirubin
Albumin
PT

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5
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Risk factors for DILI

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Adult > children
Women > men
Racial differences (W>B)
Comorbidites

** Highest risk of liver injury within 1st 90 days of med exposure **

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6
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Asymptomatic Signs & Symptoms

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  1. Minor elevations in liver enzymes

2. Transient injury

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7
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Symptomatic Signs & Symptoms

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  1. Elevations in liver enzymes & bilirubin

2. Jaundice

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Acute liver failure Signs & Symptoms

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  1. Symptomatic + Signs of encephalopathy or coagulopathy

** maybe considered life-treating and require liver transplant**

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9
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Chronic Liver Disease Signs & Symptoms

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  1. Cirrhosis

2. Hepatic decompensation

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5 Steps of DILI

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  1. Is pt presenting w/ clinical features consistent with liver injury
  2. What is the pattern/type of DILI based on clinical markers
  3. What is the severity of the injury
  4. What are the potential drug and/or non-drug causes of liver injury
  5. What literature exists regarding the cause of injury due to this med
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11
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Liver injury is defined as..

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1. increase in ALT > 3 X ULN
or
2. ALP > 2X ULN
or 
3. total bilirubin > 2 X ULN and any ALT or ALP elevation
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ULN =

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Upper limit of normal

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Hepatocellular pattern/type of injury

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ALT > 3X ULN

Ratio >5

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Cholestatic pattern/type of injury

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ALP > 2X ULN

Ratio < 2

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Mixed pattern/type of injury

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ALT > 3X ULN
ALP > 2X ULN

Ratio 2 - 5

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16
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Ratio Calculation

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(ALT/ALT baseline or ULN) / ( ALP/ALP baseline or ULN)

17
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Severity of Injury Nonspecific signs/symptoms

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Fatigue & Malase
Jaundice
Abdominal pain
Fever and Chills

18
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Hepatocellular symptoms

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Nausea + Vomiting

Anorexia

19
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Cholestatic Symptoms

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Pale Stools
Tea-colored dark urine
Pruritus

20
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Mixed symptoms

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Nause + vomiting
Pale stools
Dark urine

21
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Hy’s Law

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Applies to hepatocellular injury only

Jaundice (total bilirubin > 2 X ULN) + elevation in transaminase ( ALT or AST > 3X ULN)

Mortality can be as high as 14% w/ these features

22
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Meds that met Hy’s Law

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Bromfenac
troglitazone
ximelagatran
dilevalol

23
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Coagulopathy assesment

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INR
Albumin or pre-albumin
Transport proteins for bilirubin excretion

24
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Encephalopathy assessment

A

Bilirubin

Ammonia

25
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What goes into Child-Pugh Score

A 
Ascites (round belly full of fluid)
Bilirubin
Albumin
INR
Encephalopathy
26
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Grade A Child-Pugh

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5-6

1/2 yr survival = 100,85%

27
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Grade B Child-Pugh

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7-9

1/2 yr survival = 80/60%

28
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Grade C Child-Pugh

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10-15

1/2 yr survival 45,35%

29
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If Direct < Indirect Bilirubin then that means that….

A

can conjugate your bilirubin

30
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Stuff related to Hepatocellular pattern

A 
Alcohol
Fatty liver
Viruses - Hep, EBV, CMV
Hepatic infarction or congesstion
Autoimmune
31
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Stuff related to Cholestatic pattern

A

Gall stones
Pregnancy
Alcohol
Primary sclerosing cholangitis

32
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Max acetaminophen for healthy people

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3-4g, probs closer to 3g for older adults

33
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Max of 2g/day acetaminophen if…

A

Heavy alcohol use
Malnutrition
DI
Advanced age

34
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When to hold Atorvastatin in potential DILI?

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ALt > 10 X ULN or persistent over 5 X or associated w/ symptoms of liver injury

35
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Managing Statins in liver injury

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Monitor liver enzymes

36
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Treatment Approach DILI

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  1. D/x suspected Drug
  2. Admin antidotes if available
  3. Consider Steroids if hypersensitivity reaction…prednisone
  4. supportive care for N/V/ itching
  5. Treat encephalopathy
  6. follow serial enzyme test and consult hematologist
  7. consider transplant for acute liver failure
37
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Antidote for Acetaminophen

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N-acetylcysteine

38
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Antidote for valproic acid

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Carnitine

39
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DILI prevention strategies

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  1. Dont ignore danger symptoms
  2. Take careful history
  3. pay attention to Hy’s Law and prognosis
  4. Report injury to MedWatch

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