1
Q
what
A
fat deposits in liver cells which can affect functioning of the cells
2
Q
stages
A
- NAFLD
- non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH)
- fibrosis
- cirrhosis
3
Q
risk factors
A
obesity poor det low acitivty T2DM high cholesterol smoking htn
4
Q
investigation abnormal LFTs - non-invasive liver screen
A
USS
hep B and C serology
autoantibodies
immunolgobulins
5
Q
investigations in nAFLS
A
USS
enhances liver firbsosis blood test
fibroscan
6
Q
NAFLD management
A
weight loss exercise stop smoking control diabetes, BP, cholesterol avoid alcohol
7
Q
NAFLD management if there is cirrhosis
A
refer to liver specialist
they may treat with vitamin E or pioglitazone
GI
flashcards
Decks in class (45)
# Cards
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Grand tour of alimentary canal27
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nutrient digestion and absorption17
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upper GIT21
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gastric secretion20
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gastric motility and pancreatic function27
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liver structure and function17
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small intestine structure and function20
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large intestine structure and function11
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oesophageal disorders34
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upper GI surgery4
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peptic ulcers13
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pancreatic disease19
-
alcoholic liver disease19
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liver cirrhosis32
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NAFLD7
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hepatitis32
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autoimmune hepatitis11
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haemochromatosis9
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Wilson's Disease6
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alpha 1 antitrypsin deficiency11
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primary biliary cirrhosis9
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primary sclerosing cholangitis11
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liver cancer14
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GORD19
-
upper GI bleed16
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inflammatory bowel disease13
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coeliac disease13
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ascites4
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hepatorenal syndrome3
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c.diff11
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dysphagia3
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budd chari syndrome4
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UC Mx10
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Crohn's Mx5
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passmed misc19
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H. Pylori5
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jaundice urinalysis7
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haemochromatosis5
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Crohn's Disease10
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primary biliary cholangitis10
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primary sclerosing cholangitis5
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vitamins9
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misc 218
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hepatic encephalopathy8
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IBS6
