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10 Cards in this Set
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Which zone is first to be affected by disease and what is its position to the blood vessel?
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Three, closest
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Abnormal retention of fat in liver cells
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Steatosis
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Hepatitis symptoms:
1. Fecal oral route 2. Food borne 3. Self-limited disease 4. Institutions |
Hepatitis A
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Hepatitis Symptoms:
1. Serum hepatitis 2. Parental transmission 3. Chronic hepatitis 4. Hepatocellular carcinoma |
Hepatitis B
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Hepatitis Symptoms:
1. High cirrhosis risk 2. Hepatocellular carcinoma 3. Serum/parental 4. Associated with alcoholism |
Hepatitis C
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Hepatitis Symptoms:
1. Needs B coinfection 2. Incompetent virus 3. DANE particle 4. Worse prognosis |
Hepatitis D
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Symptoms:
1. Hobnailed liver 2. scar tissue in liver 3. destruction of reticular network |
Cirrhosis
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Nodes greater than 3 centimeters.
Caused by viral hepatitis |
Macronodular
(Micronodular less than 3 cm and caused by alcohol.) |
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Symptoms:
1. Avid iron deposition in heart, pancreas, and liver. 2. |
Hemachromatosis
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Symptoms:
1. Derangement of copper metabolism 2. Unchecked inflammation 3. Two alleles PiZZ, PiMM |
Wilson's Disease
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