Liver/Pancrease/PKU Flashcards

1
Q

clotting factor, cholesterol, glucose is made by

A

liver

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2
Q

Hepatic encephalopathy is treated with

A

lactulose or Dialysis

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3
Q

liver failure leads to

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bleeding, clotting risk, hyperbilirubinemia (RBC breakdown)

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4
Q

Acute viral hep A/E tx

A

short, self limiting, vaccinate

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5
Q

Chronic Hep B (sex) linked with? Tx?

A

HCC

Peg interferon and liver transplant

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6
Q

Hep C is tx with

A

Ledipasvir (harvani) and sfosbuvir (sovaldi)

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7
Q

Hep D treated with

A

Hep B

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8
Q

NASH leads to

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Cirrhosis and HCC, risk with APAP

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9
Q

Cirrhosis main risk is

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EtOH

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10
Q

Cirrhosis presents with

A

jaundice, anorexia, caput medusa, high Cr, low urine output, Portal HTN, Hepatorenal syndrome (liver transplant)

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11
Q

HCC main risks

A

Hep B and C, NASH

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12
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Acute pan presents with

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N/V fever, jaundice, Cullen, Grey Turner.

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13
Q

Acute pancreatitis triggers

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Gallstone or EtOH

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14
Q

Diag of Acute pancreattis

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left shift, high amylase, lipase, US and CT (sential loop)

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15
Q

How do you treat Acute Pancreatitis?

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NPO, stop EtOH, surgery to remove block

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16
Q

Chronic Pancreatitis is due to

A

Stone or EtOH, need to remove stone

17
Q

Diag chronic pancreatitis

A

CT - lakes

18
Q

Tx of chronic pancreatitis?

A

Whipple

19
Q

Pancreatic cancer diag?

A

CT, CA 19-9 and CEA. mostly at the head

20
Q

Amino acid in infants disorders are (3)

A

PKU, homocysteine, Maple syrup urine.

21
Q

PKU is auto res, and tx is?

A

No aspartane (pku)

22
Q

PKU presents as

A

fair skin, musty smell, epilepsy, parkinsonism

23
Q

PKU is diagnosed?

A

PKU levels, and MRI

24
Q

What hep has the highest risk of chronicdisease?

A

Hep C

25
Q

HBeAg serologic marker for hepatitis B indicate?

A

Replication and infectivity.

26
Q

Portal HTN can be treated with>

A

Spironolactone

27
Q

Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis is treated with

A

Cefotaxime - ecoli

28
Q

What presents with lipidemia and high alk phose?

A

Primary biliary cholangitis

29
Q

Which of the following is a common cause of worsening hepatic encephalopathy?

A

Constipation

30
Q

When do you give cefoxetine to a patient with ascites?

A

ascitic neutrophil count > 250 cells.

31
Q

What antibiotic is best known for causing aplastic anemia?

A

Chloramphenicol

and acute hepatitis

32
Q

mcc of adult rectal bleeding is

A

Hemorrhoids

33
Q

If refractory, or if symptoms are severe, or if the internal hemorrhoid is strangulated, what do you do for hemorroids?

A

Oper hemorrhoidectomy.

34
Q

How do you diagnose HCV?

A

RNA PCR test