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34 Cards in this Set

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liver
RUQ
pancreas
retro peritineal
pancreas 2 functions
endocrine
insulin (beta cells)
glucagon (alpha cells)
exocrine
pancreatic enzymes foe digestion
trypsinogen-protein
chymotrypsin- protein
amylase- CHO, converts starch
lipase- fat
**amylase and lipase are key lab tests
gallbladder
pear shaped organ that stores bile until needed for digestion
connected to the liver and duodenum by the biliary tract
function of liver
carb metabolism
protein metabolism
fat metabolism
bile production
bilirubun metabolism
detoxification
vitamin and mineral storage
protein metabolism-liver
albumin-1 of 2 main proteins in blood
maintains oncotic pressure
clotting factors-PT
globulins
types of bilirubin
conjugated-direct-water soluble, secreted into bile
unconjugated-indirect-not water soluble, cannot be filtered in the kidney, formed by breakdown of hemoglobin by macrophages
hemolytic jaundice
rare- incresed breakdown of RBC's, increases amt of unconjugated bilirubin
hepatocellular jaundice
results from the livers altered ability to take up bilirubin from the blood and excrete it
obstructive jaundice
due to obstructed bile flow through the liver or biliary duct system
diagnostic studies
Pancreatic enzymes-amylase and lipase
albumin
AST & ALT
alkaline phosphatase
Hep A
fecal oral route
contaminated food/water
ANti HAV IgM acute infectionAnti HAV IgG in serum provides lifelong immunity thru vaccination and indicator of past infection
Hep B
blood and body fluids
IV drug use, needle stick, semen, vaginal secretions, saliva, birthing
HBV complex molecule- 3 antigens
surface antigen- HBsAg
core antigen- HBcAg
e antigen
I fyou get virus- you get all 3
If immunized- only surface antigen
HBsAg
in the blood for 6-12 months
indicates carrier, elevated in current infection
Anti HBs
immunity
previous infection or vaccine
HBeAg
degree of infection
Anti HBe
previous infection
Anti HBc IgM
acute infection
Hep C
blood and body fluids
diagnostic studies
Pancreatic enzymes-amylase and lipase
albumin
AST & ALT
alkaline phosphatase
Hep A
fecal oral route
contaminated food/water
ANti HAV IgM acute infectionAnti HAV IgG in serum provides lifelong immunity thru vaccination and indicator of past infection
Hep B
blood and body fluids
IV drug use, needle stick, semen, vaginal secretions, saliva, birthing
HBV complex molecule- 3 antigens
surface antigen- HBsAg
core antigen- HBcAg
e antigen
I fyou get virus- you get all 3
If immunized- only surface antigen
HBsAg
in the blood for 6-12 months
indicates carrier, elevated in current infection
Anti HBs
immunity
previous infection or vaccine
HBeAg
degree of infection
Anti HBe
previous infection
Anti HBc IgM
acute infection
Hep C
blood and body fluids
Hep C
blood and body fluids
IV drug use, snorting cocaine, tattoos
Anti HCV can indicate acute or chronic
similar signs to Hep B
Hep D
occurs only with HBV to live and reproduce
can be eradicated with Hep B vaccine
converts Hep B from mild to more severe type
Anti HDV may show current or carrier
Hep E
fecal oral route
found in India, Mexicao, Asia
no serolgic test
Hep G
needle sticks and transfusions
either recovery or becomes chronic hep
co-infection with Hep C