what is child pugh score whats looked at
used to assess the severity of liver disease, C being decompensated and severe
bilrubin
signs of liver disease
clubbing jaundice ascites peripheral oedema spider naevi
medicatons causing liver issues
fluclox co amox nsaids metho amiodarone
antidote for paracetamol
acetylcysteine
two basic principles of metabolism
phase 1 - oxidation, reduction or mehtylation - p450
phase 2 - conjugation - making it more water soluble
caution in liver disease
encephalopathy
clotting abnormalities
consider which drugs can contribute towards
what can collateral shunts cause
decrease in first pass metabolism due bypassing the liver
does diclofenac induce liver enzymes
no
do you assess risk factors before acetylcysteine
no