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diagnostics: typically CT, US, or MRI, but can use HIDA, MRCA, ERCP
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1 a and b 2 pancreatitis
3 hepatitis 4 cholecystitis
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cholelithiasis three phases: supersaturation of bile with cholesterol causing precipitation of
cholesterol, nucleation of crystals, hypermobility (stasis of bile) allowing stone
growth
, true T/F: crystals of cholesterol may ignite gallstone formation
true T/F: excessive somatostatin stimulates the gallbladder
true T/F: crystals of cholesterol may initiate gallstone formation
cholelithiasis risk factors of this include prolonged fasting, rapid weight loss, oral
contraceptives, diabetes, spinal cord injury, TPN, pregnancy
cholecystitis inflammation of the gallbladder wall related to continued presence of gallstones
acute cholecystitis if untreated, escalates; gangrene may occur. can rupture gallbladder and cause
peritonitis
chronic cholecystitis predisposing factors: diabetes and obesity
chronic cholcystitis can lead to complications like biliary sepsis and scarring/calcified (porcelain
gallbladder); causes higher risk for cancer.
cholecystitis diagnostics: typically CT, US, or MRI, but can use HIDA, MRCA, ERCP
liver disease S/S: jaundice (from impaired bilirubin metabolism), decreased clotting factors,
hypoalbuminemia (from ascites/edema related to low serum oncotic pressure),
portal HTN, muscle wasting, ascites, impaired absorption of vit A, D, E, K,
hypertriglyceridemia
liver disease can disrupt lipoprotein metabolism causing dyslipidemias.
"anti" with hepatitis, what term means immunity or forming immunity to the specific hep
virus
hep A and E heps that are fecal oral route
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diagnostics: typically CT, US, or MRI, but can use HIDA, MRCA, ERCP
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1 a and b 2 pancreatitis
3 hepatitis 4 cholecystitis
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Terms in this set (104) Hide definitions
cholelithiasis three phases: supersaturation of bile with cholesterol causing precipitation of
cholesterol, nucleation of crystals, hypermobility (stasis of bile) allowing stone
growth
, true T/F: crystals of cholesterol may ignite gallstone formation
true T/F: excessive somatostatin stimulates the gallbladder
true T/F: crystals of cholesterol may initiate gallstone formation
cholelithiasis risk factors of this include prolonged fasting, rapid weight loss, oral
contraceptives, diabetes, spinal cord injury, TPN, pregnancy
cholecystitis inflammation of the gallbladder wall related to continued presence of gallstones
acute cholecystitis if untreated, escalates; gangrene may occur. can rupture gallbladder and cause
peritonitis
chronic cholecystitis predisposing factors: diabetes and obesity
chronic cholcystitis can lead to complications like biliary sepsis and scarring/calcified (porcelain
gallbladder); causes higher risk for cancer.
cholecystitis diagnostics: typically CT, US, or MRI, but can use HIDA, MRCA, ERCP
liver disease S/S: jaundice (from impaired bilirubin metabolism), decreased clotting factors,
hypoalbuminemia (from ascites/edema related to low serum oncotic pressure),
portal HTN, muscle wasting, ascites, impaired absorption of vit A, D, E, K,
hypertriglyceridemia
liver disease can disrupt lipoprotein metabolism causing dyslipidemias.
"anti" with hepatitis, what term means immunity or forming immunity to the specific hep
virus
hep A and E heps that are fecal oral route
