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Sos- Biliary System Flashcards

1
Q

produce and secrete bile

A

hepatocytes

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2
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___% of bile is stored in the gallbladder

A

50

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3
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R and L hepatic duct join together to form ____

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common hepatic duct

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4
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cystic duct and common hepatic duct join together to form ______

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common bile duct

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5
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common bile duct and pancreatic duct empty through this sphincter into ampulla of vater of duodenum

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sphincter of oddi

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6
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artery that supplies galbladder

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cystic artery

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7
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what layer of mucosa is not seen in the gallbladder

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muscularis mucosa

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8
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A

gallbladder histology

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9
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gallbladder comes from what during embryologic development

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foregut

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10
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digestive hormone released by I cells of duodenum

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Cholecystokinin (CCK)

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11
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when chyme enters duodenum; and stimulation by HCl, AA’s, or fatty acids entering duodenum

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release of CCK

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12
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stimulates the gallbladder to contract

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CCK

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13
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stimulates secretion of pancreatic juice

A

CCK

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14
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____ and ____ act as negative feedback loop blocking acid production

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CCK and secretin

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15
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secretin’s effect on the pancreas

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HCO3- production to neutralize acidic chyme

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16
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malformation of extrahepatic biliary ducts

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biliary atresia

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17
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this is associated with situs inversus or polysplenia/asplenia

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biliary atresia

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18
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cirrhosis and death within 3 years if no liver transplant performed

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biliary atresia

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19
Q

jaundice
enlarged abdomen
pale stool
slow weight gain

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biliary atresia

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20
Q
A

portal triad on bottom left
central vein top right

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21
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portal fibrosis and bile duct hyperplasia

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22
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what caused this

A

biliary atresia

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23
Q

trichrome stain of what

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portal fibrosis

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24
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fibrosis of ducts

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25
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what is enlarged and why

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gallbladder; due to an obstruction and bile backup

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26
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6 week old presents w/ jaundice and large abdomen

A

biliary atresia

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27
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best Rx to cure biliary atresia if available

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liver transplant

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28
Q

triangle of Calot borders

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top: lower liver margin
lateral: cystic duct
medial: common hepatic duct

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29
Q

what to clamp when removing gallbladder

A

cystic a. and cystic duct

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30
Q

what does the liver mainly live off of

A

nutrients from portal vein (20% O2 from hepatic a.)

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31
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what to do if pt. has RUQ pain

A

exam, U.S. labs

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32
Q

elevated Alk Phos can mean what

A

bone issues or biliary tract damage

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33
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labs for biliary tract damage

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elevated bilirubin
elevated GGT and ALP

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34
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decreased liver fxn lab

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decreased albumin

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35
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elevated ____ levels during clinical f/u are often liver or bone induced elevations

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ALP

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36
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biliary disease sx’s

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jaundice
RUQ pain that radiates to back
N/V
fatigue
fever
itching

37
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pt has RUQ pain that radiates to back
postprandial pain

A

cholelithiasis (stone)/biliary colic (sludge)

38
Q

inflammation to gallbladder due to stones or sludge

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acute cholecystitis

39
Q

RUQ pain that radiates to back
fever, N/V
+ murphy’s sign

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acute cholecystitis

40
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inflammation of duct system

A

cholangitis

41
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abd pain + fever + jaundice (charcot triad)

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ascending cholangitis

42
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abd pain + fever + jaundice (charcot triad) + confustion and hypotension

A

reynolds pentad (for cholangitis)

43
Q

gallstone that gets trapped in pancreatic duct

A

gallstone pancreatitis

44
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what makes up biliary sludge

A

bile, cholesterol, and Ca2+

45
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starts from biliary sludge; sudden RUQ pain that radiates to back; N/V

A

cholelithiasis (gallstones)

46
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85% of gallstones are made of what; diet induced

A

cholesterol

47
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radiolucent stone but can be seen with U.S

A

cholesterol gallstone

48
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blood involved in the stone

A

black stone (gallstone)

49
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seen in alcoholic liver disease and chronic hemolysis (anemia)

A

black stones

50
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these stones are radiopaque but still seen on US

A

black stones

51
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greasy stones seen in parasitic infection

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brown stones

52
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the 2 arrows in the circle

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top: sludge
bottom: gallstone

53
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compression of common hepatic duct caused by obstruction of cystic duct (no bile coming out of system and liver backup)

A

Mirizzi Syndrome

54
Q

sudden RUQ pain due to obstruction from sludge or stone

A

biliary colic

55
Q

biliary colic due to obstructed duct

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acute cholecystitis

56
Q

neutrophils seen in this cholecystitis

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acute

57
Q

result of recurrent acute cholecystitis

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chronic cholecystitis

58
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chronic inflammation w/ fibrosis and trapped mucosal glands

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chronic cholecystitis

59
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Rokitansky-Aschoff sinuses

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trapped mucosal glands seen in chronic cholecystitis

60
Q

lymphocytes and macrophages seen in this cholecystitis

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chronic cholecystitis

61
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A

chronic cholecystitis

62
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inflammation of biliary duct system mainly due to obstruction

A

cholangitis

63
Q

obstructed areas

A

cholangitis

64
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choledocholithiasis

A

gallstones in common bile duct

65
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complication of chronic cholecystitis when a stone passes through a fistula b/t the gallbladder and small bowel and travels to ileum

A

gallstone ileus

66
Q
A

seen in gallstone ileus

67
Q

dystrophic calcification of gallbladder wall; may lead to gallbladder cancer if left in

A

porcelain gallbladder

68
Q
A

porcelain gallbladder

69
Q
A

porcelain gallbladder

70
Q

autoimmine attacking of the INTRAhepatic ducts (women in their 50’s)

A

primary biliary cholangitis

71
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this leads to cirrhosis

A

primary biliary cholangitis

72
Q

inflammation that will eventually lead to scarring

A

primary biliary cholangitis (cirrhosis)

73
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scarring leading to trapped bile in liver and cyst formation

A

primary biliary cholangitis

74
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chronic inflammatory destruction of INTRA and EXTRAhepatic bile ducts

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primary sclerosing cholangitis

75
Q

fibrosis and blocked ducts trap bile (bead on string) and leads to cirrhosis

A

primary sclerosing cholangitis

76
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A

primary sclerosing cholangitis

77
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A

primary sclerosing cholangitis

78
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A

cirrhosis

79
Q
A

cirrhosis

80
Q

80% of patients who have primary sclerosing cholangitis will have what

A

ulcerative cholitis

81
Q

what has an increased risk of cholangiocarcinoma

A

primary sclerosing cholangitis

82
Q

men more than women
bile ducts affected from intra + extrahepatic
80% will have ulcerative cholitis

A

primary sclerosing cholangitis

83
Q

women more than men
intrahepatic bile ducts affected
medical treatment offered

A

primary biliary cholangitis

84
Q

cancer of biliary duct system

A

cholangiocarcinoma

85
Q
A

biliary disease and cholangiocarcinoma

86
Q

risk factors include:
primary sclerosing cholangitis
smoking
age>50
chronic liver disease

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cholangiocarcinoma

87
Q

uncommon
female predominance
60-70 yrs of age

A

gallbladder adenocarcinoma

88
Q
A

gallbladder adenocarcinoma

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