Rubin's Liver (3) Flashcards

1
Q

“AR inherited defect in ATP mediated hepatocyte copper transport”

A

Wilson disease

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2
Q

What results from the defect in Wilson disease?

A

lack of Cu transport into bile and ack of Cu incorporation into ceruloplasmin

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3
Q

Symptoms of Wilson disease?

A

cirrhosis, neuro manifestations, Keyer- flesher rings in cornea

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4
Q

Does wilson disease increase the risk of liver cancer?

A

Yes

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5
Q

How does CFTR mutation lead to cirrhosis?

A

biliary obstruction–> biliary cirrhosis

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6
Q

“AR defect in serine protease inhibitor leading to hepatocytes with PAS droplets”

A

Alpha-1- antitrypsin deficiency

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7
Q

Most common genetic cause of liver disease?

A

Alpha-1- antitrypsin deficiency

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8
Q

Does Alpha-1- antitrypsin deficiency increase risk of cancer?

A

Yes!

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9
Q

“hepatocytes distended with glycogen, no fibrosis, hepatic adenomas in adolescence”

A

Type I glycogen storage disease

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10
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“inherited glycogen storage disease with mild hepatomegaly:

A

Type II, Pompe

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11
Q

“inherited glycogen storgage disease with severe hepatomegaly, and fibrosis that can progress to cirrhosis”

A

Type III, cori

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12
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“branching enzyme dificiecny that is associated by cirrhosis at a young age”

A

Type IV, Andersen

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13
Q

Which glycogen storage disease responds to dietary control?

A

Type I

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14
Q

“infants can not process milk, AR mutation, cataracts, jaundince, hepatosplenomegaly, cirrhosis”

A

Galactosemia

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15
Q

“AR deficiency of Fructose 1 phosphate aldolase leading to hepatomegaly, jaundice, and cirrhosis”

A

Hereditary fructose intolerance

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16
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“loss of FAH leadig to accumulation of succinyl acdetone and succinyl acetoacetate”

A

Tyrosinemia

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17
Q

“fatal disorder, micronodular cirrhosis and abundant mallory bodies in indian boys”

A

Indian childhood cirrhosis

18
Q

Histologic pattern of acetomenophen liver disease?

A

Zonal hepatocellular necrosis

centrilobular

19
Q

Which drugs cause cholestasis?

A

estrogens and antibiotics`

20
Q

“cholestasis + inflammation”

A

cholestatic hepatitis

21
Q

Which drugs case macrovesicular steatosis?

A

CCL4, corticosteroids, methotexate and amiodarone

22
Q

“microvascular steatosis + hepatic failure + encephalopathy”

A

Reye syndrome

23
Q

What causes Reye syndrome?

A

aspirin in the setting of influenza and varicella infectoin

24
Q

What drugs can cause Budd Chiari?

A

oral contraceptives

25
Q

Which drugs cause hepatic adenomas?

A

estrogen and anabolic steroid use

26
Q

What exposure can lead to hepatic angiosarcomas?

A

IV thorium dioxide dye

27
Q

“photosensitivity and hepatic iron overload in middle aged to elderly patients”

A

Porphyria cutanea Tarda

28
Q

“nutmeg liver”

A

due to chronic passive congestion of the heart from CHF

29
Q

“liver diffusely speckled with dilated and congested sinusoids and terminal venules”

A

Acute passive congesion from CHF

30
Q

“donovan bodies”

A

Parasitic organisms in the Kupffer cells

Visceral leishmaniasis

31
Q

“leptospirosis + prolonged fever + jaundice”

A

Weill syndrome

32
Q

Most common cause of neonatal hepatitis?

A

alpha 1 anti-trypsin deficiency

33
Q

“AD syndrome cauing bile duct atresia from notch pathway mutations”

A

Algille syndrome

34
Q

2 risk factors for hepatic adenomas?

A

oral contraceptives

anabolic steroid use

35
Q

Major complication of hepatic adenomas?

A

bleeding into the peritoneal cavity

36
Q

Most common benign tumor o f the liver?

A

hemangiomas

37
Q

“multiple small cystic bile ducts on fibrous stroma”

A

Bile duct microhamartomas (Von meyenburg complexes)

38
Q

“liver cysts lined by epithelium associated with PKD”

A

solitary or multiple simple cysts

39
Q

“malignant tumor of hepatocytes”

A

hepatocellular carcinoma

40
Q

“abd pain + enlarged liver + ascites”

A

Budd chiari (hepatic vein occlusion)

Increased risk with hepatocelluar carcinoma

41
Q

“tumor arising from biliary epithelium anywhere along the biliary tree”

A

Cholangiosarcoma

42
Q

“rare malignant liver tumor of children”

A

hepatoblastoma