Trigger - LIver 1 Flashcards

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what is the result of accumulation of bile salts in liver disease

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pruritus

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2
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what is the result of the excess estrogen seen in liver disease

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spider nevi and palmar erythema

also menstrual irregularities in women

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3
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impaired cholesterol synthesis seen in liver disease results in what

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testicular atrophy and gynecomastia in males

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4
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symptoms include confusion, tremor, coma

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hepatic encephalopathy d/t build up of ammonia

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5
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AST>ALT OF >2

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Chronic alcoholic liver disease

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6
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AST>ALT of 1-1.99

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chronic NASH/ non alcoholic cirrhosis

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7
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ALP>4x UNL

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hepatic cholestasis

less than 4x is non hepatic/non cholestatic cause

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8
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elevated ALP and GGT

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hepatobilliary obstruction

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9
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first enzyme to rise in obstructive billiary disease

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ALP

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10
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elevated GGT but normal ALP

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alcohol/medication

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11
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elevated AST/ALT compared to ALP
elevated total billirubin
elevated direct billirubin
normal GGT

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hepatocellular damage

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12
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elevated ALP compared to AST/ALT
elevated GGT
elevated or normal total bilirubin
elevated direct bilirubin

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obstructive disease of the liver

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13
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albumin and PT are markers of what

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synthetic hepatic function

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14
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elevated serum globulin levels

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autoimmune hepatitis

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15
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MC in young to middle aged women

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autoimmune hepatitis

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16
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insidious onset of fulminant hepatitis after viral illness, drug exposure or postpartum

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autoimmune hepatitis

  • otherwise healthy person w spider nevi, cutaneous striae, acne and hepatomegaly
  • may have arthritis/thyroiditis or other auto conditions
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17
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otherwise healthy person w spider nevi, cutaneous striae, acne and hepatomegaly

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autoimmune hepatitis

  • insidious onset of fulminant hepatitis after viral illness, drug exposure or postpartum
  • may have arthritis/thyroiditis or other auto conditions
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AST/ALTRR elevations of 1.5x-50x ULN
elevated total bilirubin

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autoimmune hepatitis

also see:
Elevated ANA
PANCA
Anti-SLA

19
Q

occasionally co-exists w primary biliary cirrhosis or sclerosing choalngitis

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autoimmune hepatitis

20
Q

Tx w prednisone +/- azothiaprine

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autoimmune hepatitis

liver transplant is last resort

21
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NV, diaphoresis, pallor, lethargy and malaise w normal lab findings

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stage 1 of acetaminophen induced hepatitis

22
Q

RUQ pain w hepatomegaly and tenderness.
ALT>AST elevation.
PT elevated
Bilirubin elevated

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stage 2 acetaminophen induced hepatitis

23
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AST/ALT > 10k
Prolong PT/INR
Hyperammonemia
Hypoglycemia

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stage 3 acetaminophen induced hepatitis.

also see reappearance of stage 1 s/s with hepatic encephalopathy. acute renal failure, multi organ failure and death can occur

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NV, diaphoresis, pallor, lethargy and malaise w proolonged PT/INR, AST/ALT >10 and hypoglycemia

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stage 3 acetaminophen induced hepatitis

also see hyperammonemia
acute renal failre
death

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treat with N-acetylcysteine or activated charcoal
acetaminophen induced hepatitis
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macrocytic anemia
steatohepatitis also see mild AST/ALT elevations
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AST/ALT elevations hypoalbuminemia anemia
alcoholic cirrhosis also see: - elevated total bilirubin >10 - PT/INR prolongation - later on see lyte abnorm and elevated BUN Cr
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Biopsy showing macrovesicular fat and PMN infiltration with hepatic necrosis
definitive diagnosis for alcoholic liver disease
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Treat with methylprednisolone
alcoholic hepatitis if severe can use pentoxifyline
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tx with pentoxifylline
alcoholic hepatitis (severe) normal tx w methylprednisolone
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MC risk factor is obesity
NA fatty liver disease
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tx includes Vit E and TZDs
Non alcoholic fatty liver disease also use metformin and weight loss agents
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tx inludes metformin and weight loss agents
non alcoholic fatty liver disease also includes Vit E and TZDs
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liver w fibrosis and nodules
cirrhosis
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ascities with Worsening abd pain, Fever and Leukocytosis
bacterial peritonitis (caused by e coli)
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tx w cefotaxime
bacterial peritonitis | treat prophylactically w FQs
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treat with oral flouroquinolones
prophylaxis of bacterial peritonitis | tx for bacterial peritonitis is cefotaxime ( caused by ecoli)
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tx includes dereasing protein and taking lactulose
hepatic encephalotpathy also take abx such as rifamixin or metro
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tx includes rifaximin or metro
hepatic encephalopathy also: eat less protein take lactulose to metabolize ammonia | refiaxiMIN because you MINIMIZE ammonia build up
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coffee, tea and statins
reduce risk of rapid decompensation from cirrrhosis
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