gallbladder Flashcards

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apa yang terletak di anterior - superior gallbladder?

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batas inferior liver dan dinding abdominal anterior

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apa yang terletak di posterior gallbladder?

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transverse colon dan duodenum proximal

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apa yang terletak di inferior gallbladder?

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pohon biliari dan sisa duodenum

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what are the anatomical sections of the gallbladder?

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the pylorus, body, and neck

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what does the pylorus reflect?

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inferior border of liver at the midclavicular line

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where is the body of the gallbladder in relation to the liver?

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adjacent to the posterior inferior of the liver

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what part of the neck of the gallbladder is the main location of…?

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the hartmann’s pouch, cholestasis

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what does “cholestasis” mean etymologically?

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chole means bile and stasis means to stand still, so the bile is still and unflowing

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by what means does the bile unflow?

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impaired hepatocyte bile secretion, biliary tree lodging, hartmann’s pouch lodging

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how do you classifiy cholestasis?

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intra and extrahpeatic

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what factors may cause intrahepatic cholestasis?

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hepatitis

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what factors may cause extrahepatic cholestasis?

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biliary atresia (in infants), bile duct obstruction, primary sclerosing cholangitis

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what causes biliary atresia?

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bacterial infection, unproper embrionic development

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what is a bile canaliculi?

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the duct preceeding the biliary tree that stores the bile produced by hepatocytes temporarily

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what is the morphology of cholestasis?

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bile flow is slow, the canaliculi and the hepatocytes are therefore filled with bile from reverse flow.

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what happens to the canaliculi?

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becomes thicker and bigger (elongated bile plugs)

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what happens to the hepatocytes during cholestatis?

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accumulation of bile pigments and then feathery degeneration

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what happens when the hepatocytes and clinical features implode from overfilling?

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kupffer cells will come in and eat the bile (then filled by the bile pigments)

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what matter gets to the blood when bile regurgitation happens?

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bilirubin, bile salt, and cholestrol

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what happens when bilirubin gets into the bloodstream?

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dark urine, jaundice

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what happens when bile salt gets into the bloodstream?

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pruritis (itching) of the soles and the palms

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what happens when cholestrol gets into the bloodstream?

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xanthoma (fat accumulation on skin)

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the bile supply to the intestine being interrupted causes what to happen?

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pale stool and ADEK vitamins malabsorbtion

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what comes after the right and left hepatic duct?

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the common hepatic duct

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what is the superiormost structure of the biliary tree
the right and left hepatic duct that binds to become the common hepatic duct
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what does the common hepatic duct connect with? what does it form?
the cystic duct to form the common bile duct
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what does the common bile duct connect with? what does it form?
the pancreatic duct to form the hepatopancreatic ampulla of Vater
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why do gallstones form?
imbalance of cholestrol and/or bile salts or failure of emptying the gallbladder
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what is the cool name for gallstone?
cholelithiasis
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what can gallstone cause the gallbladder?
inflammation called cholecystitis
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what is it called when the gallstone lodges the common bile duct?
choledocholithiasis
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what can common bile duct lodging cause?
cholangitis
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what is the charcot's triad
fever, RUQ pain, jaundice
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what is reynold's pentad
fever, RUQ pain, jaundice, sepsis (hypotension), and altered mental state (confusion)
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what are the 2 types of gallstone?
cholestrol and pigment stones?
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why pigment stones?
because it's not only bilirubin, but also calcium
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what is contained in cholesterol stones?
they contain crystalline cholesterol monohydrates
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what are the 2 subdivisions of pigment stones?
black and brown
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what is the black one made of
calcium bilirubinate + calcium carbonate + <20% cholesterol
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what is the brown one made of?
calcium bilirubinate + calcium soaps of fatty acid + <20% cholesterol
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why are females more prone to get cholelithiasis
estrogen increases estrogen and lowers bile acid
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why do black stones happen?
increase of unconjugated bilirubin (crohn, thallasemia, sickle cell, sferocitosis, microangiopathic hemolytic anemia)
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why do brown stones happen?
bile stasis from clonorchis sinensis, roundworms, and e coli
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