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Question: viral hepatitis
Answer:
-Major health problem -Confirmed cases must report -Antigens must be found to distinguish th pressence of tne
virus & development of antibodies 2 multiple choice options
Question: What types of acid is in the stomach?
Answer:
Question: What sends bile from liver to gallbladder?
Answer:
hepatic duct
Question: Where is bile stored?
Answer:
Bile is stored in the gallbladder
Question: Bike aids in?
Answer:
Digestion
Question: stomach function
Answer:
breaks down and digests food into order to extract nutrients
Question: After the stomach is the ...
Answer:
Duodenum
,Question: What is another name for the small intestine?
Answer:
duodenum
Question: The liver stores what?
Answer:
glycogen, RBCS
Question: how long to RBCs live?
Answer:
100-120 days
Question: intravascular fluid
Answer:
blood plasma
Question: interstitial fluid
Answer:
fluid between cells
Question: What happens to pasta during liver disease?
Answer:
Plasma proteins leave the intravascular space and go interstitially (outside of vessel/blood)
Question: Hypoalbuminemia
Answer:
Low blood albumin Albumin is a by product of protein. When someone is in liver failure the albumin leaves the
blood.
Question: S/S of hypoglycemia
Answer:
shakiness, diaphoresis, anxiety, nervousness, chills, nausea, headache, weakness, confusion
Question: Liver makes what?
Answer:
bile
,Question: Fat soluble vitamins
Answer:
A, D, E, K
Question: Vitamin K function
Answer:
blood clotting mechanism Warfarin antidote
Question: Bile salt deficiency
Answer:
Deficiency that occurs often in liver diseases or blockage of bile pathways. Fats are not emulsified and
steatorrhea results.
Question: The liver is located in which quadrant?
Answer:
RUQ Liver disease tenderness is located in this area
Question: hepatic portal vein
Answer:
the vein that collects blood from the GI tract and conducts it to the liver
Question: urine in the blood
Answer:
uremia
Question: Common bile duct
Answer:
Carries bile from the liver and gallbladder to the duodenum (everything ends up at the duodenum)
Question: Duodenum
Answer:
, First portion of the small intestine which receives secretions from the gallbladder and pancreas (ex: enzymes)
Question: Most common causes of gallbladder disease
Answer:
-Alcohol use disorder -Pancreatic attacks associated with hypertrigylceridemia -Billirary tract obstruction
Severity is based on level of pancreatic destruction
Question: Can you recover from gallbladder disease?
Answer:
Yes, some cases are completely recovered, other than reoccurring attacks
Question: What is someone with acute pancreatitis at risk of?
Answer:
Chronic pancreatitis, organ failure
Question: Is acute pancreatitis life threatening?
Answer:
Yes
Question: What type of issue is pancreatitis?
Answer:
Enzyme issus
Question: What does autodigestion of pancreatic tissue lead to?
Answer:
Tissue necrosis and sever inflammation of pancreas
Question: What is autodigestion?
Answer:
Breakdown of cells/tissues by their own secretions EATS ITSELF
Question: What is the severity of pancreatic diseases based on?
Answer:
Level or extent of pancreatic destruction
Question: Accessory organs
Answers
Question: viral hepatitis
Answer:
-Major health problem -Confirmed cases must report -Antigens must be found to distinguish th pressence of tne
virus & development of antibodies 2 multiple choice options
Question: What types of acid is in the stomach?
Answer:
Question: What sends bile from liver to gallbladder?
Answer:
hepatic duct
Question: Where is bile stored?
Answer:
Bile is stored in the gallbladder
Question: Bike aids in?
Answer:
Digestion
Question: stomach function
Answer:
breaks down and digests food into order to extract nutrients
Question: After the stomach is the ...
Answer:
Duodenum
,Question: What is another name for the small intestine?
Answer:
duodenum
Question: The liver stores what?
Answer:
glycogen, RBCS
Question: how long to RBCs live?
Answer:
100-120 days
Question: intravascular fluid
Answer:
blood plasma
Question: interstitial fluid
Answer:
fluid between cells
Question: What happens to pasta during liver disease?
Answer:
Plasma proteins leave the intravascular space and go interstitially (outside of vessel/blood)
Question: Hypoalbuminemia
Answer:
Low blood albumin Albumin is a by product of protein. When someone is in liver failure the albumin leaves the
blood.
Question: S/S of hypoglycemia
Answer:
shakiness, diaphoresis, anxiety, nervousness, chills, nausea, headache, weakness, confusion
Question: Liver makes what?
Answer:
bile
,Question: Fat soluble vitamins
Answer:
A, D, E, K
Question: Vitamin K function
Answer:
blood clotting mechanism Warfarin antidote
Question: Bile salt deficiency
Answer:
Deficiency that occurs often in liver diseases or blockage of bile pathways. Fats are not emulsified and
steatorrhea results.
Question: The liver is located in which quadrant?
Answer:
RUQ Liver disease tenderness is located in this area
Question: hepatic portal vein
Answer:
the vein that collects blood from the GI tract and conducts it to the liver
Question: urine in the blood
Answer:
uremia
Question: Common bile duct
Answer:
Carries bile from the liver and gallbladder to the duodenum (everything ends up at the duodenum)
Question: Duodenum
Answer:
, First portion of the small intestine which receives secretions from the gallbladder and pancreas (ex: enzymes)
Question: Most common causes of gallbladder disease
Answer:
-Alcohol use disorder -Pancreatic attacks associated with hypertrigylceridemia -Billirary tract obstruction
Severity is based on level of pancreatic destruction
Question: Can you recover from gallbladder disease?
Answer:
Yes, some cases are completely recovered, other than reoccurring attacks
Question: What is someone with acute pancreatitis at risk of?
Answer:
Chronic pancreatitis, organ failure
Question: Is acute pancreatitis life threatening?
Answer:
Yes
Question: What type of issue is pancreatitis?
Answer:
Enzyme issus
Question: What does autodigestion of pancreatic tissue lead to?
Answer:
Tissue necrosis and sever inflammation of pancreas
Question: What is autodigestion?
Answer:
Breakdown of cells/tissues by their own secretions EATS ITSELF
Question: What is the severity of pancreatic diseases based on?
Answer:
Level or extent of pancreatic destruction
Question: Accessory organs
