LFTs Flashcards

1
Q

what sort of time frame does albumin give

A

long

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2
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what sort of time frame does prothrombin give

A

quick - short half life

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3
Q

what is PT a measure of

A

clotting cascade

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4
Q

where is ALT found

A

specific to liver

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5
Q

where is AST found

A

heart, skeletal muscle, RBC and liver

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6
Q

ALT>1000

A

viral or ischaemic hepatitis

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7
Q

what is the AST:ALT ratio like in NAFLD

A

less than 1: 1

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8
Q

what dos 2:1 ratio indicate

A

alcoholic liver disease

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9
Q

what does ALT>AST in hep mean

A

viral

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10
Q

what does AST>ALT in hep mean

A

alcohol (ALT around 200)

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11
Q

reasons for ALP elevation

A

found in bone and liver and elevated when tissues more metabolically activated eg bone growth in teenagers and pregnancy

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12
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conditions with raised ALP and GGT

A

gallstones, PBC, PSC, obstructing tumours

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13
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reasons for GGT elevation

A

alcohol, pancreatic disease, COPD, renal failure, diabetes and post-MI.

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