10.1 Liver cirrhosis Flashcards

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1
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Two main blood supply of liver

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Portal vein
Hepatic artery

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2
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Function of liver

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Ammonia conversion
Bile formation
Bilirubin excretion
Cholesterol synthesis
Detoxification
Emulsification of fats
Fat metabolism
Glucose metabolism
Protein synthesis
Storage of vitamin, fat and iron

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Haemoglobin die -> __-soluble ____ bilirubin -> liver -> __-soluble ____ bilirubin -> excreted in bile

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Fat soluble unconjugated
Water soluble conjugated

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Symptom related to bilirubin

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Jaundice
Pruritus
Clay stool
Tea colored urines

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5
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Symptom related to albumin

A

Edema
Ascites
Increase abdominal girth
Weight gain

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6
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Symptom related to ammonia

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Change of mental status
Sleep disturbances

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7
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Symptom related to blood clotting factors

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Easy bruising
Melena

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8
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眼白

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Sclera

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9
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palmar erythema

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掌面紅斑

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10
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Spider angiomas

A

蜘蛛血管痣

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11
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Muscle atrophy

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肌肉萎縮

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12
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skin excoriation

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scratching

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13
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Asterixis

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flap tremor

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14
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USG

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Ultrasonography

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15
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What if patient allergic to contrast

A

Provide steriod cover

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16
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ERCP

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Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography

17
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Type of liver cirrhosis

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Alcoholic
Post-necrotic
Biliary

18
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Liver enlargement belongs to compensated or decompensated

19
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Purpura

A

Decrease in platelet
紫斑症

20
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Normal liver size

A

6-12 in midclavicular line

21
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Main clinical manifestation of liver cirrhosis

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Liver enlargement
Portal hypertension
Ascites
Varices
Jaundice
Coagulopathy
Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis
Edema
Vitamin deficiency and anemia
Pruritus
Hepatic encephalopathy

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Sign and symptoms of Ascites

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Increase body weight
Increase abdominal girth
Increase SOB
Shifting if dullness during percussion

23
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Pharmacological management for Ascites

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Loop diuretics (lasix)
IV albumin

24
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Management for Ascites

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Paracentesis (abdominal tapping)

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Advise for Ascites and reason
Stay bed rest To avoid activation of xxx system and sympathetic nervous systems
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Surgical intervention of ascite: Shunt location and purpose
From portal vein to hepatic vein To decrease the vascular resistance of liver
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S/s of jaundice
Yellowish discoloration of skin and sclera Clay color stool Tea color urine Pruritus, fatigue, anorexia
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Types of jaundice Causes
-Hepatocellular jaundice Caused by liver failure -Obstructive jaundice Caused by obstruction flow of bile ducts
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Prolonged PT, INR
Coagulopathy PT prothrombin time INR clotting time
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Why spontaneous bacterial peritonitis
Infected by intestinal flora
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Formation of edema
Decrease albumin (plasma albumin concentration) Failure to metabolize aldosterone -> increase sodium and water retention Fluid shift from vascular system to peritoneal space
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Pathophysiology of hepatic encepthalopathy
Increase serum ammonia levels
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Why provide neomycin and lactulose Route
Neomycin: to destroy bacteria in GI tract, reduce level of ammonia-forming bacteria in colon, reduce protein breakdown and production of ammonia Lactulose: to expel the ammonia in feces, promote excretion of ammonia in stool PO/PR
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Antidose for acetaminophen(paracetamol) mushroom poisoning
N-acetylcysteine Penicillin G and N-acetylcysteine
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Drug for nausea vomiting
Antiemetics
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Patient with liver disorder should avoid what drug
Aspirin Sedative
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Nursing management: Diet
High calories, carbohydrates, Low sodium(reduce edema), fat Provide oral hygiene to increase appetite and reduce unpleasant smell
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Nursing management against Ascites
-Small and frequent meal to prevent fullness and bloating -Elevate head of bed to reduce discomfort from abdominal distension
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Nursing management for pruritus
-Assess skin integrity -Frequent turning to prevent pressure ulcer and skin breakdown -soft clothes and bed lining to prevent skin scratching and infection from scratching -provide tepid water bath, avoid alkaline soap or alcohol-based location