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fatty liver is also known as

steatosis

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fatty liver is

Fat(triglycerides) in liver cells

– significant hepatocellular injury

– impaired metabolism of fat

– excessive metabolism of deposited fat

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common causes of fatty liver

obesity, alcoholic liver disease, diabetes, hepatitis, steroids

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fatty liver sonographic findings

-increased echogenicity

-decreased penetration


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types of fatty liver:

-Fatty infiltration-common at porta hepatis(triad)

-Focal fatty sparing-focal regions within normal parenchyma, common near GB


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when should focal sparing be suspected. where are the most common locations?

in patients who have “mass-like” hypoechoic areas in typical locations in a liver that is otherwise increased in echogenicity.


-anterior to the gallbladder or the portal vein and the periportal region of the medial segment of the left lobe of the liver.


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whats an autosomal recessive genetic disorder? most common type?

missing enzyme to break down glycogen in liver.


von gierke’s

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hepatitus is?

Inflammatory, infectious disease of the liver; Result from infectious or noninfectious agents(medication, toxins

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most common cause of hepatitis

viral infections

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hep a

fecal/oral

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hep b

blood/body fluids. greatest risk to healthcare workers

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hep c

blood/body fluids, most common reason for liver transplant (drug use)

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symptoms of hepatitis

flu, GI symptoms, fatigue, jaundice, abnormal LFTs

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acute hepatitis?

liver size? echogenicity?

starry night

hepatomegaly. decreased echogenicity

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chronic hepatitis

size? echogenicity?

small liver, increased echogenicity, course.

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whats cirrhosis

Diffuse process of fibrosis and distortion of normal liver architecture

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cirrhosis is a _____ degenerative disease. hepatic lobes are covered with ____ tissue.

chronic, fibrous

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MICROnodular most common cause

alcohol abuse

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MACROnodular most common cause

hep c

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cirrhosis common causes

HEP C! alcoholism, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, wilson’s disease, rt. sided heart failure.

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cirrhosis sono findings

increased echogenicity

increased attenuation

decreased vascular markings

ascites

nodularity

portal hypertension

enlarged caudate

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what is HEMOCHROMATOSIS

Rare iron metabolism disease—excess iron deposits throughout body

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HEMOCHROMATOSIS treatment

blood letting

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HEMOCHROMATOSIS sono findings

hepatomegaly, cirrhotic changes, increased echogenicity