lecture 6 hepatic pathology Flashcards

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what are lobules

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small hexagonal functional units

central vein surrounded by 6 portal vein and 6 protal arteries

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2
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how is the hepatic venule connected to surrounding arteries and veins

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sinusoids

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3
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cell types in the liver

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kupffer cells
hepatocytes
stellate cells

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4
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what are kupffer cells

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macrophages that digest RBCs

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5
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what cells line the sinusoids

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hepatocytes

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6
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shape of the hepatocytes

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cuboidal

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7
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stellate cells function

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in quienscant state they store vit A

when activated they sectere collagen for scar tissue formation

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8
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what does the liver do glycogen

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Storage of glycogen, release of glucose and gluconeogenesis

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9
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what does the liver do: proteins

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synthesise e.g. albumin and coagulation factors

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10
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what does the liver do: amino acids

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catabolise amino acids and produces urea

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11
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what does the liver do: nitrogenous

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Detoxification of nitrogenous molecules from the gastrointestinal tract

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12
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what does the liver do: bilirubin

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conjugates and excretes bilirubin

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13
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what does the liver do: bile salts

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produces and excretes

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14
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common cuases of hepatitis

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alcohol

viral

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15
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hep A transmission

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feaco-oral

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16
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hep B transmission

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body fluids, needles, tattoos,

17
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hep B risk factors

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health care worker
sex
IV drug use

18
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hep B outer coat

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hep B inner coat

20
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treatment of hep B

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vaccine
antivirals
transplant

21
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hep C presentation

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asymptomatic

22
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hep C diagnosis

23
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transmission of hep C

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blood
sex
health care work

24
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commonest acute viral hepatitis

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host of hep E
pigs
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fatty liver
steatosis
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what are you at risk of with NAFLD
cirrhosis | hepatocellular carcinoma
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development of liver cirrhosis
``` Development of fibrosis Formation of nodules Loss of hepatocyte microvilli Activated stellate cells Deposition of scar matrix Loss of fenestrations Kupffer cell activation ```
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complications of hepatic cirrhosis
portal hypertension, hepatorenal syndrome, sacites, spontaneous bacterial peritonitis and hepatic encephalopathy
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what is portal hypertension
backup of blood down portal venous system leads to portal hypertension
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Hepatorenal syndrome
Rapid deterioration in kidney function in individuals with cirrhosis or liver failure
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Hepatic encephalopathy
Confusion, altered level of consciousness and coma due to ammonia accumulation
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pain of hepatocellular carcinoma
painless until big