LFTs Flashcards

1
Q

Which LFTs represent hepatocytes?

A

Transaminases: AST and ALT

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2
Q

Which LFTs represent cholestatic function?

A

ALP

GGT

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3
Q

What is an indication of liver function?

A

Billi
ALb
PT time

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4
Q

APPT

A

Increased in derangement
Extrinsic Pathway
Measure of liver damage severity

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5
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Albumin

A

Measure of liver damage severity

Decreased in derangement

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6
Q

GGT

A

Microsomal enzyme produced in liver

Indirect marker of cholestasis

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7
Q

ALP

A

Cholestasis marker

ALP >3 fold rise and <10 fold rise in ALT in cholestasis

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8
Q

ALT

A

Produced in the liver and negligibly in other organs
Marker of hepatocellular injury
>10 fold rise in this and <3 fold in ALP is hepatocellular

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9
Q

AST

A

Produced a lot by other places and negligably by liver

Marker of hepatocellular damage

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10
Q

What is up in Alcohol damage?

A

AST up more than ALT

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11
Q

NAFL LFT?

A

ALT up more than AST

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12
Q

GGT speficific or no?

A

Non specific

But if ALP is raised then GGT raised if cause liver, and not if cause is bony.

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