Williams: Liver function Flashcards

1
Q

what to also check for if patient has ADHD

A

Wilson disease

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2
Q

liver labs to understand function of liver

A

albumin
PT/INR

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3
Q

hepatocellular damage

A

AST/ALT elevation

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4
Q

biliary tract damage

A

Alk Phos and GGT

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5
Q

how to tease out liver or bone problem when Alk Phos is elevated

A

GGT lab

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6
Q

how to evaluate jaundice

A

get total bilirubin and fractionate it

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7
Q

bilirubin metabolism steps:

A

-old RBCs has hemeprotein and gives to liver macrophage
-heme protein broken down to biliverdin by hemeoxygenase
-biliverdin to bilirubin (unconjugated) by biliverdin reductase
-unconjugated bilirubin travels attached to albumin to the liver
-bilirubin + glucuronic acid (and UGT1A1)= conjugated
-leaves through MRP2 and fine until runs into bacteria and turned into urobilinogen and excreted

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8
Q

of what?

A

liver disease

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9
Q

mostly indirect bilirubin
failure of conjugation

A

Crigler Najjar

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10
Q

mostly indirect bilirubin
increased load

A

hemolytic disease

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11
Q

mostly direct bilirubin in the serum mechanism

A

cant evacuate hepatocyte/hepatocyte damage
blockage of bile ducts inside or outside liver

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12
Q

Having a ____ that measures above normal size does not automatically equal pathology

A

liver

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13
Q

H and E

A

cholestasis

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14
Q

-Crucial to digest and absorb lipids
-Synthesis and maintain balance with cholesterol
-GI antimicrobial defense
-Prevent formation of Ca2+ gallstones

A

bile acids

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15
Q

concentrated black bear derived bile acids that help break down gallstones

A

URSODIOL

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16
Q

primary carbohydrate storage in the body

A

glycogen (liver, muscle)

17
Q

releases glucose to maintain normal blood glucose levels

A

glycogen

18
Q

glucose-6-phosphatase deficiency

A

Type I GSD (Von Gierke)

19
Q

hypoglycemia
hepatomegaly
Doll Face

A

Type I GSD (Von Gierke)

20
Q

decifiency in glycogen debranching enzyme
hepatomegaly

A

Type III GSD (Forbes-Cori)

21
Q

deficiency in glycogen branching enzyme
cirrhosis

A

Type IV GSD (Anderson’s)

22
Q

mutation in SERPINA1 gene

A

alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency

23
Q

phenotype of A1AT deficiency most commonly associated with liver disease

A

PI*ZZ

24
Q

main way to diagnose alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency

A

A1AT phenotype

25
Q

hepatocytes stained with PAS concentrated in what zone for Alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency

A

zone 1 (periportal)

26
Q

no____exposure for patients with alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency

A

smoke

27
Q

copper overload in liver and other organs

A

Wilson’s Disease

28
Q

mutated _____ seen in Wilson’s disease

A

ATP7b

29
Q

Kayser-Fleischer rings

A

Wilson’s disease

30
Q

____ are seen in 90% of patients with neuro and psychiatric involvement with wilson’s disease

A

K-F rings

31
Q

diagnose this with:
slit lamp exam
ceruloplasmin
urine Cu2+

A

Wilson’s disease

32
Q

to Rx Wilson’s disease

A

TRIENTINE (copper chelator)

33
Q

excessive storage of iron

A

hereditary hemochromatosis

34
Q

mutation in HFE gene

A

hereditary hemochromatosis

35
Q

to Rx hereditary hemochromatosis

A

phlebotomy