Liver Flashcards

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1
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what is the acinus

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liver tissue served by a single terminal branch of the heaptic artery

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2
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which liver zone is most suceptibel to ischemic injury?

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Zone 3

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3
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where is bile produced and stored

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produced in the liver
stored in teh gallbladder

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4
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bile drainage pathway from the liver

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canaliculi > bile duct > common hepatic duct > common bile duct > ampulla of vater

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5
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lymph and protein drainage pathway

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space of disse > lymphatic duct

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6
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liver gets how much CO

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30%

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7
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portal vein blood flow and oxygen content and portal artery

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Vein: 75% of blood flow and 50% oxygen

Artery: 25% blood flow and 50% oxygen

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8
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is portan blood flow autoregulated?

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no

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9
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how might spanchnic vascualr resistance affect portal bood flow because portal blood flow is not autoregulated?

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increased spanchnic vascular resistance will decrease portal blood flow

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10
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explain the hepatic arterial buffer response

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decreased portal vein flow > increased flow through the hepatic artery

severe liver disease impairs this response making diseased liver even more susceptible to hypo-perfusion.

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11
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how do GA and neuraxial affect liver blood flow

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both decrease MAP and CO so liver blood flow is decreased

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12
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what clotting factors does the liver not produce

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3 4 and vonwillebrand factor

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13
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vit k dependent clotting factors

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2,7,9,10
protein c
protein s
protein Z

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14
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where are plasma proteins produced?

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liver, except for immunoglobulins

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15
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albumin is a resorvoir for

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acidic drugs

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16
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alpha 1 acid glycoprotein is blood resorvoir for

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basic drugs

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17
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when might decreased psuedocholinesterase be an issue

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only in severe liver disease

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18
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proteins are broken down into

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ammonia

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19
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Hgb is metabolized into

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billirubin

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20
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billirubin is conjugated with?

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glucuronic acid in the body

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21
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billirubin is an indicator or what?

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hepatic clearance

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22
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AST/ALT are indicators of?

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hepatocellular injury

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23
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albumin and PT and indicators of?

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livers synthetic function

24
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5’ nucleotidase, akaline phosphatase, and glutamyl transpeptidase are indicators of?

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billiary obstruction

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what is an exuisitely sensitive indicator of actue liver disease? why?
prothrombin time becasue factor 7 has a short half life of only 4-6 hours
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is albumin a good indicator of acute liver disease? why?
No, 21 day half life
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halothanse hepatitis is an?
immune response
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most common cause of chronic hepatitis?
alcohol abuse
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most common cause of viral hepatitis
hep A
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what kinds of hepatitis can cause cirrohis? what can this lead to?
B & C Can lead to hepatocellular carcionoma
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Does Hep A cause cirrhosis?
no
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how are Hep B and C transmitted?
blood transmission
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how are hep A and E transmitted?
Fecal Oral route
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when does Hep D occur?
it is a co-infection that occurs with Hep B
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chronic hepatitis is hepatiis that has lasted for over how long?
longer than 6 months
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should patinet with acute hepatits go to surgery? what about chronic?
acute postpone non-emergency surgery until symptoms resolve and labs return to normal chronic hepatits okay to go to surgery is condition is stable
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anesthetic considerations in liver failure
maintain liver blood flow: iso or sevo avoid PEEP avoid hepatotoxic drugs avoid drugs that inhibit hepatic enzymes careful moniotoring of the NMJ
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what should you assume about patient acutely intoxicated with alcohol needing surgery?
full stomach RSI
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how does alcohol affect MAC?
acute: decrease MAC chronic: increase MAC
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when do s/s of alochol withdrawl start and peak?
begin: 6-8 hrs after BAC normal pel: 24-36hrs
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hemodynaimc effects from cirrhosis
inability to clear vasodilating substances > pulm vasodilation > R-L shunting > hypoxemia > hyperventilation > resp alkolosis
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what scores show increased risk of periop morbidity in liver cirrhosis
MELD > 6 child pugh C
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major risk of TIPS procedure
hemorrhage
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most common indication for liver transplant?
apex said both Hep C and NAFLD... I think NAFLD is more recent though...
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important anesthetic consideration of pre-hepatic stage?
risk gastric regurg RSI
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what should you do do CVP just before IVC clamping in liver transplant
increase it to about 10
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what is post-reperfusion syndrome in liver transplant?
system HoTN >30% less of baseline for at least 1min during first 5min of donor liver reperfusion tx is supportive
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can you use TEE in setting of esophageal varicies?
yes but must avoid transgastric view
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how is sodium level affected in lliver tranplant?
can be low or high
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some things you should expect to see in anhepatic phase
worseing coagulopathy ongoing blood loss lactic acidosis hypoglycemia
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warm ischemic time for new liver should be how long?
less than 30-60min
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what medication can increase billiary pressure?
octreotide
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what meds can decrease billiarly pressure that I didn't alreay know?
atropine glycopyrrrolate
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hypoalbunemia is defined as?
albumin <3.5
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risk factors for cholelithasis
obesity female gender midle age
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draw the bile duct pathway with pancreatic duct, spincter of oddi, and amupulla of vater.