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Rubin's Liver (1) Flashcards

1
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What is the basic unit of the liver?

A

Liver lobule (hexagon with portal triads at the angles)

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2
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“bile duct + hepatic artery + portal vein”

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Portal triad

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3
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What is in the center of the liver acinus?

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portal tract

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4
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What are the zones of the liver acinus?

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Zone 1= most highly oxygenated zone arond the portal tracts

Zone 2= intermediate

Zone 3= surrounds central vein (poorly oxygenated)

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5
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Name the 3 cell types in the hepatic sinusoid?

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Endothlail cells

Kupffer cells

Stellate cells

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6
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Function of stellate cells?

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storage cells for fat and vitamins ADEK

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7
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Function of kupffer cells?

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bone marrow derived phagocytes

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8
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What are the phases of hepatic regeneration?

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Priming

Progression to mitosis

Nonparenchymal cells

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9
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Priming depends on…

A

TNF-alpha and IL-6

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10
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“reversible brain injury due to fre bilirubin toxicity in newborns”

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Kernicterus

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11
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:inherited disease that results in the absence of UGT”

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Crigler- Najjar Syndrome

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12
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What are the symptoms of crigler- najjar?

A

Increased UCB

Kerncterus

Usually fatal

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13
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Which type of crigler- najjar more severe (type I or type II)?

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Type I (AR inheritance) but it is also more rare

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14
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“mildly low UGT activity leading to mild chronic unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia”

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Gilbert Syndrome

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15
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Symptoms of Gilbert syndrome?

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Increased UCB

Jaundice during stress

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16
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“deficiency of bilirubin canalicular transport protein (AR)”

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Dubin’ Johnson Syndrome

17
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Symptoms of Dubin- Johnson Syndrome?

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“black” liver (melanin like migment from kupffer cells with Fe)

intermittent jaundice and dark urine

18
Q

“AR inherited familial conjugated hyperbilirubinemia”

A

Rotor Syndrome

19
Q

“AR disorder mutation i FIC1 transporter, bile salt transporters, MRPs”

A

Progressive familial intrahepatic cholestasis

20
Q

“transiently low UGT activitiy treatable with phototherapy”

A

Neonatal (physiologic) Jaundice

21
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Symptoms of neonatal jaundice?

A

deposition of UCB in basal ganglia (kernicterus)

neurologic deficits and death

22
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“bilirubin overproduction due to maternal- fetal blood group mismatch and immune mediated hemolysis”

A

Erythroblastosis fetalis

23
Q

Name 4 clinical manifesatations of impaired canalicular bile flow?

A

Pruritis–> bile acids in the skin

Xanthomas–> cholesterol accumulation in the skin

cirrhosis–> detergent and apoptotic actions of hepatocytes

Malabsorption–> chronic lack of bile in gut

24
Q

“bile plugs in dilated canaliculi, without inflammation”

A

pure cholestasis

25
Q

Finding seen in rupture of dilated bile ducts?

A

Golden bike lakes

26
Q

Name 7 major extrahepatic obstructions to bile flow?

A

Bile duct carcinoma

Enlarged lymph nodes

sclerosing cholangitis

congenital biliary atresia

Pancreatic carcnoma

Gallstones

Carcinoma of ampulla of Vater

27
Q

“end stage liver damage characterized by disruption of the normal hepatic parenchyma by bands of fibrosis and regenerative nodules of hepatocytes”

A

Cirrhosis

28
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What mediated fibrosis in cirrhosis?

A

TGF-beta from stellate cells

29
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“small uniform nodules separated by thin fibrous septa”

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micronudular type of cirrhosis

30
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“large, coarse irregular nodules with bands of collagenous septa”

A

macronodular type

31
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“clinical syndrome that occurs when the mass of liver cells or their function cannot sustain the vital activities”

A

hepatic failure

32
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Symptoms of hepatic failure?

A

Jaundice

Hepatic encephalopathy

Defects of coagulation

Hypoalbuminemia

Cirrhosis

33
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What causes hepatic encephalopathy?

A

a combination toxicity due to impaired hepatocyte metabolism and shunting

34
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How can hepatic encephalopathy present?

A

cerebral edema (changes in Alzheumer type II astrocytes)

sleep disturbance–> lethargy and disorientation–> deep somnolence–> coma

35
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What usually causes intrahepatic portal HTN?

A

cirrhosis

36
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How does schistocomiasis lead to portal HTN?

A

granulomas in the portal venules–> prehepatic portal HTN symptoms

37
Q

What usually causes presinusoidal portal HTN?

A

Portal Vein thrombosis, AV fistulas, splenomegaly

38
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“congestive disease of the liver because occlusion of the hepatic veins and their tributaries, commonly due to Polycythemia vera”

A

Budd- Chiari Syndrome

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