Liver Flashcards

1
Q

Brings blood from intestines

A

Portal vein

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2
Q

Blood flow from portal vein and hepatic artery flow into

A

Low pressure sinusoids

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3
Q

AST and ALT test for

A

Hepatocyte integrity

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4
Q

Serum bilirubin, alkaline phosphatase, and gamma-glutamic transpeptidase test for

A

Biliary excretion

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5
Q

Serum albumin and coagulation factors test for

A

Hepatocyte synthetic fn

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6
Q

Involved in AA metabolism

A

AST and ALT

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7
Q

Removes phosphate groups. Seen in liver, bone, and intestine as different isozymes. Found in bile duct and liver cells. Elevated in cholestatic d/o

A

Alkaline phosphatase (ALP)

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8
Q

Involved in glutathione metabolism and drug detox

A

Gamma-glutamyl transpeptidase

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9
Q

GGT and ALP elevated together indicate

A

Hepatobiliary disease

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10
Q

Most sensitive enzyme indicator of liver disease

A

GGT

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11
Q

Most common cause of acute hepatitis

A

Viral

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12
Q

Acute encephalopathy, coagulopathy, acute renal failure, GI bleeding, infection, sepsis, respiratory failure, cardiovascular collapse

A

Acute hepatitis severe cases

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13
Q

Results from inadequate liver fn due to either diminished # of hepatocytes OR impaired fn

A

Acute hepatic failure

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14
Q

Usually results from chronic liver disease with yrs of progressive injury

A

Acute hepatic failure

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15
Q

Liver disease of short duration (within 26 wks of initial liver injury) w/o pre-existing disease

A

Acute hepatic failure

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16
Q

Acute massive hepatic necrosis usually

A

Acute hepatic failure

17
Q

Reye’s syndrome, acute fatty liver of pregnancy, and tetracycline toxicity

A

Non-necrotic liver failure

18
Q

Jaundice, N/V

A

Acute hepatic failure

19
Q

Due to retention of bilirubin

A

Jaundice

20
Q

Caused by high ammonia levels. Have behavioral abnormalities, rigidity,, hyperreflexia(asterixis), and EEG changes.

A

Hepatic encephalopathy

21
Q

Decreased production of clotting factors

A

Bleeding diathesis

22
Q

Thrombocytopenia in acute hepatic failure caused by

A

Hypersplenism and marrow suppression

23
Q

DIC in acute hepatic failure because liver

A

Fails to clear activated factors from circulation

24
Q

Fatty liver of pregnancy and toxic reaction to tetracycline/valproate show

A

Microvesicular steatosis

25
Q

^^^^ AST and ALT, hypoalbuminemia, hyperammonemia

A

Acute hepatic failure

26
Q

Function renal failure w/o intrinsic morphological abnormalities. Renal fn normalizes with return of liver fn

A

Hepatorenal syndrome.

27
Q

Systemic vasodilation > compensatory renal vasoconstriction > decreased GFR

A

Hepatorenal syndrome

28
Q

Blood drainage via _______ veins > IVC

A

Hepatic