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Asterixis
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involuntary flapping movements of the hands associated with metabolic liver dysfunction.
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Balloon tampondae
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use of balloons placed with the esophagus and proximal portion of the stomach and inflated to compress bleeding vessels.
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Cirrhosis
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a chronic liver disease characterized by fibrotic changes and the formation of dense connective tissue within in the liver, subsequent degenerative changes, and loss of functioning cells.
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Constructional apraxia
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inability to draw fingers in two or three dimensions
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Fector hepaticus
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sweet, slightly fecal odor to the breath, presumed to be of intestinal origin.
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OLT
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grafting of a donor liver into the normal anatomic location, with removal of the diseased native liver.
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OTL =
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Orthotopic liver transplantation
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Portal hypertension
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elevated pressure in the portal circulation resulting from obstruction of venous flow into and through the liver.
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Sclerotherapy
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the injection of substances into or around esophagogastric varices to cause constriction, thickening and hardening of the vessel and thus to stop bleeding.
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Variceal banding
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procedure that involves the endoscopic placement of rubber bank like device over esophageal varices to ligate the area and stop bleeding.
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Xenograft
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transplantation of organs from one species to another.
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What organ manufactures and secretes bile
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The Liver
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How much does the liver wt?
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1200 to 1500g
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The Liver has how man lobes
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Four
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The blood that perfuses the liver comes from two sources
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80% Portal Vein (rich in nutrients) , Hepatic Artery (rich in Oxygen).
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Hepatocytes & Phagocytic cells belonging to the ________________ system are present in the liver.
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Reticuloendothelial
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This phagocytic cell engulfs matter (bacteria that enters the liver through portal blood.
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Kupffer Cell
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True or False the Liver secrets bile continuously
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True
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True or False Bile emulsifies Fat?
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True
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True or False Bile is greenish brown viscous fluid containing blie salts, cholesterol, bilirubin, electrolytes & water?
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False Yellow bown
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Name vitamins stored in the liver
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Vitamins A, D, B12, E, K, FE and Copper.
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Another name for Liver cells is
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Hepatocytes
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When fat enters the duodenum , this stimulates the releases of this hormone… which acts to relax the sphincter of Oddi
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CCK-PZ Cholecystokinin-pancroezymin
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The ______ duct from the liver joins the ______ duct from the gallbladder to from the _______ _____ duct which empties into the duodenum.
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hepatic , cystic, common bile
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The Liver is responsible for the metabolism of
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Carbohydrates, Fates, Proteins
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True or False glycogen to glucose is known as glycogenolysis
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True
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List age related changes in hepatobiliary system
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Decrease in size, wt, repair, blood flow, drug metabolism.
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The nurse estimates the size of the liver by inspection or percussion of the liver
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Percussion
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The liver of a PT with chirrhosis is
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small and hard
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The liver of a PT with hepatitis is
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soft
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ALT =
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Alanine Aminotransferase
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AST =
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Aspartate aminotransferase
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GGT=
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gamma-glutamyl transferase
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This is commonly associated with hepatic cirrhosis
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Portal Hypotension
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What is the diuretic of choice for Ascites
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Spironolactone (Aldactone)
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What is a Paracentesis
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the removal of fluid from the peritoneal cavity through a puncture or a small surgical incision through the abdominal wall under sterile conditions.
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True or False 5 to 6 L is considered a large Paracentesis
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True
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What type of Anesthetic is used in a Paracentesis
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Local
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Asterixis may be seen in what stage of encephalopathy
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Stage II
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The inability to reproduce a simple figure such as a star is called
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constructional apraxia
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Asterixis is present is which Encephalopathy Stages I –IV
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I, II, III
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_________ is considered the major etiological factor in the development of Encephalopathy
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Ammonia
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What is a sign of medication overdose with Lactulose
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watery diarrheal stools
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True or False Sedatives, Tranquilizers & Analgesic medications are Dc’d when treating encephalopathy?
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True
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This is the most common type of Cirrhosis
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Alcoholic Cirrhosis
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List reasons for Hepatic Dysfunction
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Alcoholism, Infection, Anoxia, Metabolic Disorder, Hypersensitivity
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Hemolytic -
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Red Blood Cell Distruction
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Hepatocellular
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Liver Cell Damage
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S/S Jaundice or Obstruction
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Dark orange-brown urine and clay colored stools, intolerance to fat, impaired digestion, PRURITIS
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S/S of Portal Hypertension
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Ascites, Esophageal Varices
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TX of Ascites
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Low Na diet, Diuretics, Bed Rest, Paracentesis, TIPS, Salt-poor albumin
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This a systemic viral infection that causes necrosis and inflammation of liver cells with characteristic symptoms and cellular and biochemical changes
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Viral Hepatitis A – E
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Hepatitis A is transmitted
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Fecal –oral transmission, Prevention Hand Washing
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Hepatitis B is transmitted through
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blood, saliva, semen, vaginal secretions. Also transmitted to infant at time of birth. Prevention Vaccine, Standard precautions.
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Hepatitis C is transmitted by
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needle sticks, blood, sexual contact, Prevention Vaccination
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True or False only a Person with Hepatitis C can contract Hepatitis D
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False Hepatitis B is needed to contract Hepatitis D.
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The liver is the frequent site of ________ cancer
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metastatic
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