Clin Path Lecture 4 Gi Si, Hep, Gal, Pan Gq

Front 1

d and j divided by which ligament

Back 1

teritz

Front 2

si same 4 layers as gi

Back 2

k

Front 3

branch of artery that supplies si

plus contains great ommentum

Back 3

mesentry

Front 4

most of the absorption is done by time chyme reaches

Back 4

jejenum

Front 5

b12 absorbed in

Back 5

ileum

Front 6

bile reabsorbed in

(enteropathic circulation)

Back 6

ileum

Front 7

maldigestion vs. malapstion

Back 7

absopriotn is impaired

breakdown process messed up

Front 8

patho of celiac disease

Back 8

k

Front 9

explain Crohins disease patho

Back 9

k

Front 10

chrons disease commonly seen where

Back 10

terminal illeum

Front 11

is chorns disease casesa or non cases chrons disease?

Back 11

non caseating

Front 12

funcitoning unit of liver

Back 12

lobules

Front 13

shape

Back 13

hexagonal

Front 14

drains surrounding cells

Back 14

central vein

Front 15

located btwn plates of cells made of blood from the hepatic arter and portal vein

Back 15

sinusoiad(capilliares)

Front 16

what line susoids

Back 16

kuffer cells

Front 17

portal triad consist of

Back 17

portal vein

hepatic artery

bile duct

Front 18

hepatic arteries via the

Back 18

aorta

Front 19

draingage from the gi tract and spleen

Back 19

portal vein

Front 20

venous system btwn 2 capillarses bed= live and gi

Back 20

k

Front 21

liver makes all proteins except

Back 21

gamma globulins

Front 22

name the indirect(pre hepatic) scenario of hyperbilirubinemia

Back 22

hemolysis= impaire duptake

Front 23

name the direct post hepatic scenariosnof hyperbilirubinemia

Back 23

gall stone = decrease excreaton of bilurib

Front 24

name the hepatocellural scenario of hyperbilirubinemia

Back 24

impaired heaptic conjugation = chirosis, hepatitis

Front 25

indirect = non water solube

direct = water soluble

Back 25

k

Front 26

most common hep

Back 26

a

Front 27

hep that rna

Back 27

hep a and c

Front 28

hep that's dna

Back 28

b

Front 29

hep that's fecal oral route

Back 29

a

Front 30

hep tha'ts l ong incubation

Back 30

b

Front 31

hep that's short incubation

Back 31

a

Front 32

hep that no carrier state, no persisiat or chronic state

Back 32

a

Front 33

hep that's via transufion or std

Back 33

b

Front 34

hep where carier and eprsitt state possible

Back 34

b

Front 35

hep that's major cause of cirrhosis and hepatic carcinoma

Back 35

hep b

Front 36

parenteral route transmition

most common hepatitis by transfcion

Back 36

c

Front 37

majority will devleop cirrhos and then a majaro to carcinom

Back 37

hep c

Front 38

delta particle

rna

requires HBsAg for infection

Back 38

hep d

Front 39

massive necrosis liver leads to

Back 39

fulminate hepatic failure and death

Front 40

most common cause of chiririosis

aka

Back 40

alcohol

Laennecs cirrhosis

Front 41

3 types of stone formation of gall blader

Back 41

pigment =(small) black from hemolgyis or brown from infection

cholestero = (large)large with calcium

Front 42

bile supersaturted with

Back 42

cholesterol

Front 43

acute pancreatitis form bilalirar disease like galls sotnes

alochol in hem

Back 43

k

Front 44

etiology of chronic pancreat

Back 44

binging

alochol

cystic fibrosi