Robbin's Tables Flashcards
Normal values of bilirubin: conjugated and unconjugated
conjugated - .1 - .3
unconjugated - .2 - 9
Dasabuvir
NS5B
CYP3A4
N, pruritus, insomnia
Preeclampsia
maternal HTN
proteinuria
peripheral edema
coag abnormalities
+ hyperreflexia and convulsions = eclampsia
HNF1-alpha hepatocellular adenoma
inactivating HNF1alpha mutation
fatty and devoid of cellular architectural atypic
LFABP is NOT expressed (typically always is)
What levels are elevated in:
a. Steatosis
b. Steatohepatitis
c, Steatofibrosis/cirrhosis
a. alk phos, ggt
b. AST, ALT, alk phos, bilirubin
c. coag probs hypoprotein
Elbasvir
fatigue, HA, N when combined with Grazoprevir
When is infarct of hepatic artery a problem?
in liver transplantation –> leads to infarction of major ducts of biliary tree
Simeprevir
NS 3/4 protease inhibitor
must be taken with food
Ledipasvir
fatigue, HA, asthenia when combined with sofobuvir
Pattern of Injury: Cholestatic Hepatitis
antibiotics
statins
Glasgow alcoholic hepatits score
predicts mortality based on
- age
- serum bilirubin
- BUN
- PT time
- peripheral WBC count
greater than/equal to 9 –> better survival is received glucocorticoids
What is cholestasis?
impaired bile formation and bile flow that leads to bile pigmentation in the haptic parenchyma
Grazoprevir
NS 3/4 protease inhibitor
fatigue, HA, N
Classic Tetrad of Hemochromatosis
- Cirrhosis with hepatoemegaly
- Abnormal skin pigmentation
- DM
- Cardiac dysfunction
Mallor Denk bodies
accumulations of intermediate filaments found within hepatocytes
- Alc Liver disease (main one)
- NAFLD
- Wilson Disease
- Chronic biliary obstruction
- PBC
Pattern of Injury: Hepatocellualr necrosis
acetaminophen