Ch. 3 Diffuse Liver Disease Flashcards

1
Q

Most common causes of fatty liver:

A

alcoholism, obesity, and diabetes

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2
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Fat sparing is most often seen:

A

anterior to GB and right portal vein, or within left lobe

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3
Q

What can happen to the GB when fluid accumulates within the hepatocytes?

A

Thickened, prominent wall

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4
Q

What can happen to portal veins with hepatitis?

A

Thicken and become more hyperechoic. (Starry sky)

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5
Q

What are the main causes of cirrhosis?

A

excessive alcohol consumption and Hep. B & C

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6
Q

Patients with hepatitis develop what kind of symtpoms?

A

Flulike (N/V and fatigue)

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7
Q

Most common cause of portal hypertension:

A

cirrhosis

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8
Q

Portal hypertension = greater than

A

12 mmHg

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9
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What happens to the portal vein with portal HTN?

A

enlarges (over 13 mm), monophasic flow, possible hepatofugal flow

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10
Q

Hodgkin’s lymphoma may appear as ___ in the liver

A

heterogeneous or focal hypoechoic

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11
Q

An increased in AFP is suspect of:

A

HCC

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12
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An increased in ALT/AST could point to:

A

Hepatitis

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13
Q

With cirrhosis and hepatitis, bilirubin:

A

increases

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14
Q

TIPS flow velocity should be between:

A

100 - 190 cm/s

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15
Q

TIPS flow velocity less than 90 cm/s may be result of:

TIPS velocity of 190 cm/s could indicate:

A

thrombosis;

stenosis

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