MEDOP 230- Gastroenterology: Liver Diseases
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| show | Accumulation of ascitic fluid in the abdominopelvic cavity due to increased pressure in abdominal veins |
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| show | Chronic, progressive inflammation and irreversible degeneration of the liver |
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| show | Enlargement of the liver due to cirrhosis, hepatitis, or cancer; enlargement is palpable on physical exam. |
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| Hepatitis | Infection and inflammation of the liver by the hepatitis virus; the most common chronic liver disease. | show 🗑
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| show | Hepatitis A is caused by exposure to feces; infection is acute. |
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| show | Hepatitis B is caused by exposure to blood, saliva, or vaginal secretions; infection is acute but may turn chronic. |
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| Hepatitis C | Hepatitis C is caused by exposure to blood; infection is acute and turns chronic. | show 🗑
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| Hepatitis D | Hepatitis D is secondary to hepatitis B. | show 🗑
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| Jaundice | show | •Liver may be too diseased or immature to conjugate bilirubin.•Large numbers of red blood cells may have been destroyed •A gallstone may be obstructing the bile ducts.
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| show | Secondary cancer that began elsewhere in the body and metastasized to the liver. |
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