Module 8: Other Hepatic Diseases and Treatment Flashcards

1
Q

A RARE genetic/hereditary disease characterized by excessive Cu storage in tissues and organs (primarily in the liver & brain/CNS).

A

Wilson’s Disease

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2
Q

Wilson’s Disease causes _______ and cognitive impairment.

A

cirrhosis

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3
Q

People with Wilson’s Disease have impaired __________ _________ excretion.

A

biliary copper

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4
Q

T/F: Wilson’s Disease is fatal without chelation therapy.

A

T

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5
Q

MNT for Wilson’s Disease is _____ restriction including supplements, only when chelating agents are _____________.

A

Cu, unsuccessful

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6
Q

Lamb, pork, organ meats, soy, meat substitutes, shellfish, avocado, chocolate, and dried beans are foods high in what?

A

Cu

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7
Q

________________ AKA iron overload. A genetic disorder resulting in high absorption of Fe from the SI, resulting in excessive deposition of Fe in the liver, spleen & bone marrow.

A

Hemochromatosis

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8
Q

If hemochromatosis is left untreated, it may result in liver __________.

A

cirrhosis

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9
Q

Hemochromatosis can be screened with lab tests of elevated levels of serum _________ or transferrin saturation.

A

ferritin

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10
Q

Why must people with hemochromatosis have their blood drawn twice a year?

A

To prevent the buildup of iron

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11
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T/F: It is okay to recommend Fe supplements to someone without knowing the cause.

A

F

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12
Q

MNT for hemochromatosis is to avoid ____ supplements, avoid vitamin ______ supplements, avoid iron-fortified foods or supplements, limit consumption of meat, fish and poultry, and avoid cooking in __________ cookware.

A

Fe, C, cast-iron

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13
Q

A disease where there is an accumulation of triglyceride in the liver of those who drink little or no alcohol.

A

Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD)

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14
Q

NAFLD can progress to ____________ (NASH).

A

non-alcoholic steatohepatitis

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15
Q

NASH is when the liver becomes very _________, which could result in ___________ liver damage or __________.

A

inflamed, irreversible, cirrhosis

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16
Q

T/F: NAFLD is becoming more because it’s more common in obese individuals.

A

T

17
Q

NAFLD in obese individuals is an example of ___________ fat deposit (fat where is shouldn’t normally be).

A

ectopic

18
Q

Obesity and ________ adiposity (VAT) are strongly associated with NAFLD.

A

visceral

19
Q

MNT for NAFLD is the same as _____ management in obesity.

A

weight

20
Q

_________ is common in liver transplant candidates.

A

Malnutrition

21
Q

This type of liver transplant is an attempt to resolve malnutrition.

A

Pre-transplant

22
Q

With this type of liver transplant, PO intake is needed to stimulate liver function (immediately after 2 mos).

A

Post-transplant