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Gilead Pathophysiology Quiz 8: Liver Disease and Respiratory System



True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

Blood levels of liver enzymes are useful in detecting liver damage by hepatitis.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 2. 

The main waste product that is generated when food molecules are split apart during aerobic metabolism is;
a.
water
c.
hydrogen peroxide
b.
electrons
d.
carbon dioxide
 

 3. 

Which of the following is NOT a function of the respiratory system?
a.
vocalization or speech
c.
compression of the abdomen
b.
gas exchange
d.
nutrient processing
 

 4. 

Secretions from the liver are called            , and are stored in the             before entering the small intestine.
a.
protein, blood
c.
bile, gallbladder
b.
enzymes, intestinal wall
d.
insulin, pancreas
 

 5. 

Which of the following is a function of bile?
a.
chemical breakdown of protein
c.
emulsification of fats
b.
absorption of fats
d.
maintenance of basic pH in the duodenum
 

 6. 

Which of the following is NOT a function of the liver?
a.
makes blood proteins
d.
makes bile
b.
processes nutrients
e.
makes digestive enzymes
c.
detoxifies drugs and poisons
 

 7. 

Nutrient rich blood moves from the small intestine to the liver via
a.
arterial flow from GI tract to the liver.
c.
the pulmonary circuit
b.
lacteal vessels
d.
the hepatic portal vein
 

Matching
 
 
Match the following types of  hepatitis to their charactersitics.
a.
Hepatitis A
c.
Hepatitis C
b.
Hepatitis B
d.
drug induced hepatotoxicity
 

 8. 

Caused by ingestion of toxic drugs or alcohol
 

 9. 

Causes chronic liver disease, but can be vaccinated against
 

 10. 

Fecal oral transmission, seen in day care centers
 

 11. 

Causes chronic liver disease, and can not be vaccinated against
 
 
Link the following physiological effects of hepatitis to their signs and symptoms.
a.
excess bilirubin in blood and urine     
d.
decrease in ability to make clotting proteins     
b.
excess ammonia (NH3) in blood
e.
inflammation in liver with heat and swelling
c.
increase in hepatic portal blood pressure
 

 12. 

dark amber colored urine
 

 13. 

hepatic encephalopathy     
 

 14. 

excessive bleeding or bruising
 

 15. 

pain in R upper abdominal quadrant     
 

 16. 

ascites
 



 
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