A patient comes into the office in liver failure. What macromolecule (Protein, lipid, or carbohydrate) will be most effected? Why?
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There are 2 different ways to look at this question. The most likely answer plays on the liver's critical role in digestion. The liver produces bile that is used to emulsify fats (lipids). Without bile, the lipids ...
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... disease patients presenting with liver disease. The objectives are to compare rate and degree of recovery of liver function and to compare side effects. ...
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... of clotting problems include chronic liver disease (clotting factors are produced in the liver) and vitamin K ...Patients who have this disorder do not ...
... Describe how chronic hepatitis may affect liver tissue. ... used to identify and follow patients with chronic ... Acute liver failure or fulminant hepatitis is a rare ...
... uremic encephalopathy (uremia) liver - hepatic encephalopathy ... explanation of this failure involves the ... the therapeutic alliance between doctor and patient. ...
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