LIVER ANATOMY
HEPATITIS
PHARM
HCC
SURPRIIIISSEEE
100

Name the four lobes of the liver.


Right, left, quadrate, caudate

100

Which liver enzyme is usually more elevated in patients with viral hepatitis?

ALT>AST

(ALT IS MORE ELLLAVATED)

100

Which Hepatitis C treatment regimen is no longer recommended, and is only used in resource limited settings?


Pegylated Interferon + Ribavirin

100

What is a serum tumor marker for HCC?



Alpha fetal protein (AFP)

100

Which forms of viral hepatitis have fecal-oral transmission?

HAV, HEV (the vowels hit your bowels)

200

What structures make up the portal triad?


Hepatic artery, portal vein, bile duct (branches)

200

An H___V infection in pregnant people is associated with ________ (liver failure with massive liver necrosis)

HEV, fulminant hepatitis in EEExpectant mothers

200

________ is an example of an NS5A inhibitor.


Ledipasvir, Elbasvir, Ombitasvir, Pibrentasvir, Velpatasvir, daclatasvir

200

T/F metastatic carcinoma of the liver is more common than primary hepatocellular carcinoma. 



True

200

True or false, IgG is protective in HAV but not HCV

True (use RNA for HCV)

300

The ___vein brings nutrient rich blood to the liver, while the ____ vein brings oxygen poor blood back to the heart via the IVC. 


Portal vein, hepatic vein

300

Which two forms of acute hepatitis have the highest risk of progression to chronic hepatitis and HCC?


HBV,HCV (HBV 20% adults, >50% children under 6/HCV 80%)

300

_____ is an example of an NS5B inhibitor.



Sofosbuvir, Dasabuvir

300

How do the aflatoxins from aspergillus lead to HCC?


P53 mutations

300

Hepatic adenomas are associated with which type of medication?


  1. Oral contraceptives (OCPs)
  2. Also associated with anabolic steroids, non-contraceptive estrogen supplements, pregnancy, obesity
400

The _____ cells which produce the collagen responsible for fibrosis/cirrhosis are located in the ______ of the liver.

Stellate cells, perisinusoidal space/ space of Disse

400

Why is it difficult to produce antibodies/vaccines against HCV?


HCV lacks 3'-->5 exonuclease activity-->no proofreading ability -->antigenic variation of envelope proteins. Antibody production lags behind new mutant strains

400

Simeprevir, telaprevir, and boceprevir are examples of _______.



NS3/4A Protease inhibitors

400

Insertion of the ____ genome into its host (human) genome is this virus's primary driver of HCC oncogenesis.


HBV (partially dsDNA)

400

Andrew's physical exam findings were notable for ______ and ______ which are associated with cirrhosis induced estrogen elevation.

Spider angiomas and palmar erythema

500

Caput medusa is caused by a portosystemic shunt between which arteries?


Paraumbilical (portal) -->superficial epigastric (systemic)

500

Which serological marker indicated active viral replication/high transmissibility in a hepatis B infection?


HBeAg

500

Name two conditions interferon-alfa can be used to treat.


Kaposi Sarcoma, Chronic Hep B, Condyloma Acuminata, Follicular lymphoma, Hairy Cell Leukemia, Melanoma

500

Name four risk factors for HCC.


Cirrhosis, Chronic Hep B/Hep C, Alcoholic Liver Disease, Non-alcoholic steatohepatitis, Hemochromatosis, Wilson disease, Alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency, Autoimmune hepatitis, Schistosomiasis, Chronic ingestion of aflatoxin, glycogen storage disease

500

Liver abscesses with hydatid cysts with eggshell calcifications are caused by _____, while liver abscesses with anchovy paste exudate are caused by _____. 

Echinococcus granulosus, Entamoeba histolytica

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