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diagnosis differential algorithm liver lfts alkaline alp chemistry electrophoresis enzymes hepatic hepatitis indications injury interpretation laboratory liverfailure phosphatase protein rvalue
Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP) Elevation - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm ALP: - Enzymes that catalyze hydrolysis of organic phosphate
stimulation (placenta/Bone ... - Highest • Bone ... Renal disease - Bone ... symptoms - Pain -> RUQ ... Diagnosis #Algorithm #hepatology
Indications for Serum Protein Electrophoresis (SPEP) • Suspected multiple myeloma, Waldenström's macroglobulinemia, primary amyloidosis, or related
insufficiency and bone ... loss, fatigue, bone ... pain, abnormal ... serum protein elevation ... Electrophoresis #SPEP #Hematology
Abnormal liver function tests algorithm. This figure details the initial response to abnormal liver blood tests.
Abnormal liver function ... initial response to abnormal ... magnitude of enzyme elevation ... *Abnormal USS may ... #Algorithm #Hepatology
Commonly Observed Laboratory Findings in Hepatic / Liver Failure - Elevated conjugated and unconjugated bilirubin -
ALT and AST - Elevations ... rapid decline to normal ... and AST can be normal ... deficiency - Anemia - Bone ... LiverFailure #Hepatic #Hepatology
Liver Chemistries - Interpretation of LFTs R-value: Serum (ALT/ULN ALT) / (Alk phos/ULN ALP) • R >
Bilirubin - +/- elevation ... or amyloid: • Elevation ... of Liver Enzyme Elevation ... hemolysis) • ALP: Bone ... #differential #Hepatology
Acute Liver Injury - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm Vascular Causes of Acute Liver Injury: • Hepatic vein:
Bilirubin - +/- elevation ... function may be abnormal ... of Liver Enzyme Elevation ... hemolysis) • ALP: Bone ... diagnosis #algorithm #hepatology
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