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L3: Acute Hepatitis & Acute Liver Failure Flashcards

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Def of Acute Hepatitis

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  • Acute Inflammation of the hepatic parenchyma or injury to hepatocytes resulting in elevated liver function indices
  • Duration → less than 6 months
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Etiology of Acute Hepatitis

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Compare between HAV,HBV,HCV,HDV,HEV

in terms of:

  • Genome
  • Transmission
  • IP
  • Fulminant
  • Chronicity
  • Prophylaxis
  • Serology
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CP of Acute Hepatitis

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  • Asymptomatic
  • Non-Icteric Hepatitis
  • Icteric Hepatitis
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non-icteric Acute Viral Hepatitis

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(without jaundice)

  • Flu like symptoms: Fever, Headache, Malaise, Anorexia
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Icteric Acute Viral Hepatitis

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Sequale of Acute Viral Hepatitis

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  • Complete Recovery
  • Complications
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Complications of Acute Viral Hepatitis

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which virus is related to this complication (Prolonged Cholestasis)?

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HAV

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which virus is related to this complication (Relapse)?

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HAV

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which virus is related to this complication (Chronicity)?

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B - C - D

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which virus is related to this complication (Extrahepatic Complications) ?

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  • HBV → serum sickness like syndrome (arthralgia, rash, angioedema)
  • HCV: → Essential mixed cryoglobulinemia (arthralgia, palpable purpura, weakness, glomerulonephritis )
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Investigations for Acute Viral Hepatitis

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Prevention of Acute Viral Hepatitis

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Managment of Acute Viral Hepatitis

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Supportive Measures in Acute Viral Hepatitis

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  • Diet (high calorie diet)
  • Hydration (IV fluid if vomiting is severe)
  • Bed rest (or activity as tolerated)
  • Avoid drugs metabolized by liver
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Symptomatic TTT in Acute Viral Hepatitis

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  • Vomiting: Anti‐emetics
  • Itching: Cholestyramine
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Management of Complications in Acute Viral Hepatitis

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Acute (fulminant) liver failure: Hospitalization and appropriate management

19
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Specific Therapy in Acute Viral Hepatitis

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HCV: spontaneous recovery only (15‐20%)
- Direct acting antivirals

HBV: in special cases (severe acute hepatitis)
- Oral nucleoside

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Characters of Acute Hepatitis A

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21
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Def of Acute Liver Failure

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  • Rapid deterioration in liver function characterized by →coagulopathy (INR > 1.5) and encephalopathy, in patients without pre-existing liver disease.
  • Duration → < 26 weeks
22
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Other terms of Acute Liver Failure

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  • Fulminant Hepatic Failure
  • Fulminant Hepatitis
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Classification of Acute Liver Failure

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24
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Etiology of Acute Liver Failure

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25
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Viral Causes of Acute Liver Failure

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  • Hepatitis → B, A, E
  • Less frequent → CMV, HSV, VZV, Dengue
26
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Drug Causes of Acute Liver Failure

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  • Paracetamol (dose dependent)
  • INH, chemotherapy, statins
  • NSAIDs
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Vascular Causes of Acute Liver Failure

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  • Budd–Chiari syndrome
  • Hypoxic hepatitis
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Toxin Causes of Acute Liver Failure

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  • Amanita phalloides
  • Phosphorus
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Other causes of Acute Liver Failure

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  • Wilson disease, autoimmune
  • Acute fatty liver of pregnancy
30
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what is the does of paracetamol that causes acute liver failure?

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> 15 gm

31
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What is The commonest cause of ALF in the UK and the USA?

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Paracetamol

32
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…… may influence the liver susceptibility to lower doses of acetaminophen.

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Alcohol abuse

33
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what are other hepatotoxic drugs?

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Idiosyncratic (not dose dependent)
- Such as: →INH, chemotherapy, statins, NSAIDs

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Pathophysiology of Acute Liver Failure

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CP of Acute Liver Failure

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Investigations of Acute Liver Failure

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  • Investigations to assess liver functions and complications
  • Investigations to diagnose the cause
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Investigations to assess liver functions and complications in Acute Liver Failure

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38
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Investigations to diagnose the cause of Acute Liver Failure

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39
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Managment of Acute Liver Failure

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40
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Etiology-specific therapies in Acute Liver Failure

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41
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Supportive care in ICU in Acute Liver Failure

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  • Monitor level of consciousness
  • Correct hypoglycemia
  • Prevent GI bleeding with PPI
  • Monitor for infection and multiorgan failure
42
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What is The only effective therapy for ALF patients who fail to recover spontaneously?

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Liver transplantation

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