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| At what point should a drug be stopped with reference to alanine transaminase? | |
| Apart from the liver where else is alkaline phosphatase found? | |
| List in alphabetical order (no commas) the early symptoms of acute hepatocellular necrosis (there are 5) | |
| Hepatocellular damage, cholestasis and haemolysis can all cause an increase in what? | |
| In chronic liver disease are the levels of albumin high or low? | |
| What is the half-life of albumin? | |
| What is sequelae? | |
| Steatosis is also known as what? | |
| Cholestasis results from injury to what? | |
| Conjugated bilirubin is measured to estabolish the presence of what/ | |
| Severe pruritis is associated with which type of acute liver disease? | |
| Firbrosis can be caused by which drug? | |
| What is the name of the oral formulation of vitamin K? | |
| Generally yay or nay to liver biopsy? | |
| The time between starting therapy and the appearance of adverse symptoms is known as what? | |
| Which drug can cause chronic acitve hepatits? | |
| True or false? Serum transaminases are poor predictors of fibrosis? | |
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