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Liver

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GI accessory organs ___, ___, and ____ liver, gallbladder, and pancreas
purpose of accessory organs in GI tract digestive secretion, insulin and glucagon, and drug and hormone metabolism
largest visceral organ liver
liver is contained ___ within the rib cage
tough capsule surrounding the liver glisson's capsule
carries blood from the stomach, small intestines, pancreas and spleen---incompletely sat with O2 portal vien
____ bl enters the hepatic artery 300 ml/min
_____ bl enters through the portal vein 1050 ml/min
liver stores ___ of bl that can be used in times of need 450ml
functional units lobules
what metabolic functions does the liver have? produces bile, metabolizes and excreted hormones and drugs, synthesizes proteins, glucose, and clotting factors, stores vit and min, changes ammonia produced by conversion of amino acids into urea, converts fatty acids into ketones
the liver stores excess glucose as ___ glycogen
the liver converts galactose and fructose into _____ glucose
the liver synthesizes glucose from ____, ____, and ____ amino acids, glycerol, and lactic acids
the liver converts excess carbs to ____ triglycerides fro storage in adipose
in the liver the ammonia is transferred as ___ to the ___ urea.....kidneys
____ can damage the liver drugs and hormone synthesis
_____ml/day of bile production in the liver 600-1200
____ emulsifies fats and enters from the portal vein; recirculates several times before excretion in the feces bile salts
reduction in bile flow leading to accumulation of bilirubin, etc in the blood cholestasis
results form an abnormally high acculation of bilirubin int he blood jaundice
formed from the breakdown of RBC bilirubin
insoluble in plasma; transported attached to plasma albumin free bilirubin
in the liver, free bilirubin is released from albumin and converted to _____ making it dissolve in the bile conjugated bilirubin
conjugated bilirubin is converted into _____ for excretion urobilionogen
inflammation of the liver hepatitis
___ and ____ promote cellular injury cytotoic T cells and NK cells
stage before jaundice occurs of hepatitis preicteric stage
the stage of hepatitis involving jaundice, light colored stools, brown urine icteric stage
the convalescent stage of hepatitis that is when appetite returns to normal and things begin to improve postecteric stage
complication; necrosis of the liver, develops 6-8 weeks after initial s/s of hepatitis fulminant hepatitis
common and the 5th leading cause of death in the US cirrhosis
3 alcohol-induced liver diseases cirrhosis, hepatitis, and fatty liver disease/steatosis
accumulation of fat in the liver fatty liver disease/steatosis
liver failure, kidney failure, and esophageal varices cirrhosis
genetically transmitted diease where iron is excessively absorbed and accumlated hemochromatosis
autosomal recessive disorder with decreased ceruloplasmin leading to increased copper in the organs wilson's disease
scarring of the liver tissue cirrhosis
liver structure becomes disorganized cirrhosis
black stools from blood melena
causes back up of bl into the spleen leading to splenomegaly and an > breakdown of WBC, RBC, and PLT portal HTN
damage to the brain tissue a/t the ammoins build up hepatic encephalopathy
portal vein carries blood from the ___, ___, and ___ Gi, pancreas, and liver
major complicatio of portal HTN hemorrhage
distended tortuous collateral veins from prolonged pressure esophageal varices
s/s: vomiting copious amts of dark-colored bl esophageal varcies
as a primary tumor not common in US cancer of the liver
cancer arising from the liver cells; nodular, massive, and diffuse hepatocellular carcinoma (liver cancer)
primary cancer of bile duct cells; not as common of liver cancer cholangiocarcinoma
Created by: TayBay15
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