Liver disease Flashcards

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Causes of liver disease in older child x5

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Cystic fibrosis
Wilsons disease
Hepatitis B and C
Autoimmune Hepatitis
Non alcoholic fatty liver disease

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Associations of non alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) x2

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Obesity
Metabolic syndrome

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Spectrum of NAFLD x5

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Steatosis
Steatohepatitis
Fibrosis
Cirrhosis
End stage liver disease

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4
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Gold standard for Diagnosis of Wilsons disease x2

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Hepatic copper seen on biopsy
Detection of gene mutation

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Complications of acute liver failure x4

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Sepsis
Hemorrhage
Cerebral edema
Hypoglycemia

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Stabioization of patient with acute liver failure x4

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Glucose >4mmol
Mannitol and fluid restriction-prevent cerebral edema
Vit K and PPI - prevents Hemorrhage
Broad spectrum antibiotics - prevention sepsis

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Early signs of hepatic encephalopathy x5

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Confusion
Irritability
Drowsiness
Aggressive
Difficult

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8
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Chelating agent for wilsons disease

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Penicillamine

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8
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Complications of chronic liver disease x8

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Malnutrition- protein energy, fat malabsorption
Cirrhosis and portal Hypertension
Fat soluble vitamin deficiency
Encephalopathy
Esophageal varices
Renal failure
Pruritus
Ascites

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8
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Fat soluble vitamins x4

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A D E K

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9
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Pathological definition of cirrhosis

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Extensive fibrosis with regenerative nodules

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10
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Pathophysiology effects of cirrhosis x4

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Diminished hepatic function
Portal Hypertension with ascites varices and splenomegaly

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Factors contributing to ascites in liver disease x4

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Hypoalbuminemia
Fluid redistribution
Renal impairment
Na retention

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Causes of renal failure in chronic liver disease x3

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Hepatorenal syndrome
Renal tubular acidosis
Acute tubular necrosis

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15
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Chilestatic picture

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Elevated GGT and ALP

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Bio markers for Hep B and what they signify x5

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HbS ag- current infection
HbE ag- marker of viral replication
Anti HbS- immunity, past or current infection
Core- IgM for immediate infection and IgG for past infection