Liver Function Tests Flashcards

1
Q

Where is AST found?

A
Liver 
Heart 
Skeletal muscle 
Kidneys 
Pancreas
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2
Q

Increase in AST/ALT is suggestive of?

A

Intra-hepatic damage

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3
Q

ALT is found?

A

ONLY the liver

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4
Q

Marked increase of AST/ALT in the 1000s?

A

Acute failure due to:
Drugs
Viral hep
Liver ischemia

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5
Q

Modest increase of AST/ALT in the 300-500?

A
Acute failure due to:
Alcohol 
AI hep 
Chronic hep 
Biliary obstruction
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6
Q

Mild increase of AST/ALT below 300?

A
Cirrhosis 
NASH 
Hepatocellular carcinoma 
Haemochromatosis 
Wilsons disease
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7
Q

More ALT than AST?

A

Chronic liver disease

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8
Q

More AST than ALT?

A

Alcoholic liver disease

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9
Q

Low albumin, low total protein?

A
Alcoholism
Advanced cirrhosis 
Protein malnutrition 
Chronic inflammation 
Nephrotic syndrome
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10
Q

Low albumin, normal protein?

A

Acute phase reaction - infection

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11
Q

Low albumin, high protein?

A

Myeloma

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