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Fatty changes in liver occur
A Starvation
B Protein energy malnutrition
C Diabetes mellitus
D Vitamin E deficiency
E Beriberi
Fatty change of the liver occurs in
A Starvation
B Protein energy malnutrition (PE
C Obesity
D Haemochromatosis
E Wilson’s disease
Fatty change in liver can lead to
A Acute hepatitis
B Cirrhosis of liver
C Chronic hepatitis
D Hepatic adenoma
E Acute liver failure
Drugs causing fatty liver are
A Alcohol abuse
B Tetracycline
C Valproic acid
D Chlorpromazine
E Nitrofurantion
Mechanisms of fatty change of the liver are
A Increased free fatty acid delivery to liver
B Reversible liver cell injury
C Increased formation of triglyceride
D Decreased formation of apoprotein
E Liver cell apoptosis
Fatty liver occurs in the following conditions
A Hepatitis C infection
B Diabetes mellitus
C Toxemia of pregnancy
D Malnutrition
E Thyrotoxicosis
Fatty liver
A Is common in diabetic patient
B Is associated with metabolic syndrome
C Can give rise to cirrhosis of liver
D Is always fatal
E Is treated by sitagliptan
Non alcoholic fatty liver disease
A Is more common in diabetics
B Is initiated with increased fatty acid influx
C Is seen mostly in nutritional deficiency states
D Invariably progress to cirrhosis
E Do not show Mallory’s hyaline in liver biopsy
Liver fluke is parasite in the liver of
A Sheep
B Goat
C Cattle
D All of the above
In acute liver failure
A Coagulopathy can be corrected by vitamin K
B Encephalopathy may occur
C Lactulose is beneficial
D Respiratory failure can occur
E Mannitol cannot be used

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