CMCP exam 5 UPDATED Study Guide
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Bile secretion - CORRECT ANSWERS Essential for fat absorption in the
intestine. -metabolic funcitons of the liver
Glycogen conversion - CORRECT ANSWERS Process of converting
sugar into stored glycogen. metabolic functions of the liver
Bilirubin excretion - CORRECT ANSWERS Removal of hemoglobin
metabolism waste product. metabolic functions of the liver
Coagulation factor synthesis - CORRECT ANSWERS Production of
proteins necessary for blood clotting. metabolic functions of the liver
Drug metabolism - CORRECT ANSWERS Chemical alteration of drugs
by the liver. metabolic functions of the liver
Viral hepatitis - CORRECT ANSWERS Liver inflammation caused by
viral infection.
Alcoholic liver disease - CORRECT ANSWERS Liver damage due to
excessive alcohol consumption.
Amino Acid Metabolism - CORRECT ANSWERS Altered processing of
amino acids due to liver dysfunction. impairment of the liver function
Ammonia Metabolism - CORRECT ANSWERS Impaired conversion of
ammonia, leading to toxicity.impairment of the liver function
, Protein Metabolism - CORRECT ANSWERS Disruption in protein
synthesis and breakdown. impairment of the liver function
Carbohydrate Metabolism - CORRECT ANSWERS Abnormal glucose
regulation and storage. impairment of the liver function
Lipid Metabolism - CORRECT ANSWERS Impaired processing of
triglycerides and cholesterol. impairment of the liver function
Hepatitis A (HAV) - CORRECT ANSWERS RNA virus transmitted via
fecal/oral route.
Hepatitis B (HBV) - CORRECT ANSWERS DNA virus spread through
parenteral/sexual contact.
Hepatitis C (HCV) - CORRECT ANSWERS RNA virus primarily
transmitted through blood.
Hepatitis D (HDV) - CORRECT ANSWERS Defective RNA virus
requiring HBV for infection.
Hepatitis E (HEV) - CORRECT ANSWERS RNA virus transmitted
fecal/orally in underdeveloped areas.
Carrier State - CORRECT ANSWERS Chronic infection where virus
persists asymptomatically.
Parenteral Transmission - CORRECT ANSWERS Infection spread via
non-oral routes, e.g., injections.
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Bile secretion - CORRECT ANSWERS Essential for fat absorption in the
intestine. -metabolic funcitons of the liver
Glycogen conversion - CORRECT ANSWERS Process of converting
sugar into stored glycogen. metabolic functions of the liver
Bilirubin excretion - CORRECT ANSWERS Removal of hemoglobin
metabolism waste product. metabolic functions of the liver
Coagulation factor synthesis - CORRECT ANSWERS Production of
proteins necessary for blood clotting. metabolic functions of the liver
Drug metabolism - CORRECT ANSWERS Chemical alteration of drugs
by the liver. metabolic functions of the liver
Viral hepatitis - CORRECT ANSWERS Liver inflammation caused by
viral infection.
Alcoholic liver disease - CORRECT ANSWERS Liver damage due to
excessive alcohol consumption.
Amino Acid Metabolism - CORRECT ANSWERS Altered processing of
amino acids due to liver dysfunction. impairment of the liver function
Ammonia Metabolism - CORRECT ANSWERS Impaired conversion of
ammonia, leading to toxicity.impairment of the liver function
, Protein Metabolism - CORRECT ANSWERS Disruption in protein
synthesis and breakdown. impairment of the liver function
Carbohydrate Metabolism - CORRECT ANSWERS Abnormal glucose
regulation and storage. impairment of the liver function
Lipid Metabolism - CORRECT ANSWERS Impaired processing of
triglycerides and cholesterol. impairment of the liver function
Hepatitis A (HAV) - CORRECT ANSWERS RNA virus transmitted via
fecal/oral route.
Hepatitis B (HBV) - CORRECT ANSWERS DNA virus spread through
parenteral/sexual contact.
Hepatitis C (HCV) - CORRECT ANSWERS RNA virus primarily
transmitted through blood.
Hepatitis D (HDV) - CORRECT ANSWERS Defective RNA virus
requiring HBV for infection.
Hepatitis E (HEV) - CORRECT ANSWERS RNA virus transmitted
fecal/orally in underdeveloped areas.
Carrier State - CORRECT ANSWERS Chronic infection where virus
persists asymptomatically.
Parenteral Transmission - CORRECT ANSWERS Infection spread via
non-oral routes, e.g., injections.
