Liver disease — Flashcards

Liver disease — Flashcards

Liver disease — Flashcards

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#251

_____ = female-appearing child with masculinization at puberty, bilateral undescended testes, and no breasts

Hint: 5a-reductase deficiency/Complete androgen insensitivity

#252

Who should be screened for hepatitis C? _____

#253

Pseudotumor cerebri is associated with vitamin _____ excess

#254

Meltzer's triad (purpura, arthralgia, and fatigue) with increased serum concentration of polyclonal IgG and IgM is highly suggestive of _____

#255

Treatment of β-thalassemia major involves chronic _____, which increases risk for secondary hemochromatosis

#256

Hepatitis B is acquired via _____

Hint: mechanism

#257

Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) primarily infects the _____, liver, and B cells

#258

All patients with cirrhosis should be regularly screened for major complications, in particular, _____ and hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC)

#259

Cirrhosis and emphysema is most likely _____

Hint: condition

#260

In new-onset ascites, paracentesis with _____ should be performed to rule out spontaneous bacterial peritonitis

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