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Master Pediatric Liver and Pancreatic Disorders with this focused study resource based on Current Medical Diagnosis & Treatment (CMDT), Chapter 22. This guide includes accurately written questions and correct, verified answers covering pediatric liver and pancreas conditions such as hepatitis, biliary atresia, cirrhosis, acute and chronic pancreatitis, metabolic liver diseases, and diagnostic and treatment approaches. Designed for medical, nursing, and allied health students, this resource supports exam preparation, clinical understanding, and board-style review with clear, concise explanations aligned to current clinical standards.

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PEDIATRIC CURRENT MEDICAL
DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT :CH22:
LIVER & PANCREAS WITH
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WRITTEN
CORRECTLY


• What is upper intestinal obstruction? - correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Obstruction in the
upper part of the intestines.



• What are some causes of indirect hyperbilirubinemia in newborns? - correct
answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Duodenal atresia, annular pancreas, pyloric stenosis.



• What is the mechanism behind indirect hyperbilirubinemia in newborns with high intestinal
obstruction? - correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Unknown.



• What is found on liver biopsy in pyloric stenosis? - correct
answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Diminished levels of hepatic glucuronyl transferase.



• What genetic condition may be indicated by indirect hyperbilirubinemia in newborns with high
intestinal obstruction? - correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Gilbert syndrome.



• What is the treatment for upper intestinal obstruction? - correct
answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Usually surgical.



• When does jaundice disappear in cases of upper intestinal obstruction? - correct
answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Once adequate nutrition is achieved.

,• What is Gilbert syndrome? - correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<A common form of familial
hyperbilirubinemia.



• What percentage of the population is affected by Gilbert syndrome? - correct
answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<3%-7%.



• What is the association of Gilbert syndrome with hepatic bilirubin uridine diphosphate-
glucuronyl transferase activity? - correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Partial reduction.



• What symptoms may affected infants with Gilbert syndrome experience in the newborn period?
- correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<More rapid increase in jaundice.



• What type of jaundice is accentuated in infants with Gilbert syndrome? - correct
answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Breast milk jaundice.



• What symptoms may individuals with Gilbert syndrome experience during puberty and beyond?
- correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Mild fluctuating jaundice, especially with illness and
vague constitutional symptoms.



• What is thought to cause shortened red blood cell survival in some patients with Gilbert
syndrome? - correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Reduced activity of enzymes involved in
heme biosynthesis.



• What treatment has been used to reduce hyperbilirubinemia in patients with Gilbert syndrome?
- correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Administration of phenobarbital.



• Is phenobarbital therapy necessary for patients with Gilbert syndrome? - correct
answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<No, it is not needed.



• What is the disease inherited as? - correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<An abnormality of the
promoter region of UGT1A1.

,• What is UGT1A1? - correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Uridine diphosphate-glucuronyl
transferase-1.



• What is necessary for disease expression? - correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Another
factor.



• What are the common states of the disease? - correct
answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Homozygous (16%) and heterozygous (40%).



• Which gender is affected more often? - correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Males (4:1).



• What is the typical range of serum unconjugated bilirubin? - correct
answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Less than 3-6 mg/dL.



• Can the level of unconjugated bilirubin exceed 8 mg/dL? - correct
answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Yes, in unusual cases.



• What are the findings on liver biopsy and most LFTs? - correct
answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Normal.



• What increase in unconjugated bilirubin level after a 2-day fast is consistent with the diagnosis
of Gilbert syndrome? - correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<1.4 mg/dL or more.



• Can Gilbert syndrome occur following liver transplantation? - correct
answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Yes, if conferred by the donor liver.



• Is genetic testing for Gilbert syndrome commonly needed? - correct
answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<No, it is rarely needed.



• Is treatment necessary for Gilbert syndrome? - correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<No
treatment is necessary.

, • What is another name for Crigler-Najjar Syndrome? - correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<E.
Crigler-Najjar Syndrome.



• What is the article reference for more information on inherited disorders of bilirubin transport
and conjugation? - correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Erlinger S et al: Inherited disorders of
bilirubin transport and conjugation: new insights into molecular mechanisms and consequences.
Gastroenterology 2014 Jun;146(7):1625-1638 [PubMed: 24704527].



• What is the article reference for more information on Gilbert syndrome in children after liver
transplantation? - correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Kathemann S et al: Gilbert syndrome—
a frequent cause of unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia in children after orthotopic liver
transplantation. Pediatr Transplant 2012;16:20 [PubMed: 22360405].



• What is the article reference for more information on severe neonatal hyperbilirubinemia and
UGT1A1 promoter polymorphism? - correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Travan L et al:
Severe neonatal hyperbilirubinemia and UGT1A1 promoter polymorphism. J Pediatr 2014
Jul;165(1):42-45 [PubMed: 24726540].



• What is Crigler-Najjar syndrome? - correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<A genetic disorder
characterized by severe unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia.



• What are the neurologic consequences of Crigler-Najjar syndrome? - correct
answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Kernicterus.



• How is the deficiency in UGT1A1 inherited? - correct answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Autosomal
recessive.



• Is consanguinity often present in Crigler-Najjar syndrome? - correct
answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Yes.



• What is the definitive test for Crigler-Najjar syndrome? - correct
answer.💖💖💖💖✔<<<<<Genetic testing of UGT1A1.

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