Name: Akinyemi Idowu
Theme: Hepatitis
OPTION LIST
|
A |
Acute
Alcoholic Hepatitis |
I |
Hepatitis
C Infection |
|
B |
Acute Biliary Obsruction |
J |
Epstein-Barr
Virus Infection |
|
C |
Autoimmune
Hepatitis |
K |
Chronic
Alcoholic Hepatitis |
|
D |
Acute
Drug Induced Hepatitis |
L |
Hereditary
Haemochromatosis |
|
E |
Chronic
Drug Induced Hepatitis |
M |
Alpha -1
- Antitrypsin Deficiency |
|
F |
Wilson’s
Disease |
N |
|
|
G |
Hepatitis
A Virus Infection |
O |
|
|
H |
Cytomegalovirus
Infection |
P |
|
For each scenario below, choose the
most appropriate answer from the list above. Each option may be used once, more
than once or not at all.
1. A
27 year sold man presents to his GP complaining of a fever, painful joints and
diarrhoea. On examination the GP notices
that there are excoriation marks on the gentleman’s arms. The patient has no significant drug or
alcohol history and is generally well.
The patient mentions that he came back from a back packing trip around
2. A
26 year-old banker presents to A&E with pyrexia, anorexia and repeated
vomiting. She complains of right upper
quadrant pain and is also tender in the region below her right costal
margin. A histology report reveals steatosis which is most prominent in aciniar
zone 3. Mallory’s hyaline
are evident in the hepatocyte cytoplasm.
3. A
35 year-old diabetic woman presents to her GP after noticing that her periods
had stopped. She has a 3 year history of
irregular periods. On examination the GP
notices striae on he lateral abdominal wall and Hepatosplenomegaly.
The patient also mentions that she has “teenage” skin and that she seems
to have more facial hair than in previous years.
4. A
41 year old man is in the last week of double therapy for extra pulmonary tuberculosis. He attended his GP for regular monitoring. The GP noticed that the patients liver
function tests (LFTs) showed raises transaminases. After withdrawal of the therapy his LFTs normalise.
ANSWERS
|
1. G |
2. A |
3. C |
4. E |