Hepatobiliary symptomatology

Hepatobiliary Symptomatology Quiz

Test your knowledge on hepatic conditions and their clinical manifestations with our comprehensive quiz on hepatobiliary symptomatology.

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by DiagnosingDoctor27

Hepatic encephalopathy clinically is more pronounced in chronic liver disease than acute one

True

False

Bilirunbiuria is normal finding in isothenuric in dogs but considered pathological condition in cats

True

False

Microhepatica may be caused be chronic liver disease, congenital pss and hypovolumic shock

True

False

Vomiting in case of liver disease may be caused by

Central mechanism

Local mechanism

Both of them

Dogs may be presented with acute right hypochondriac pain due to

Hepatic carcinoma

Liver cirrhosis

None of them

Drug of choice in case of abdominal effusion caused by portal hypertension is

Lasix

Hydrochlorothiazides

Potassium sparing diuretics

Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors

In case of pancreatitis, what is the most prominent type of abdominal effusion

Exudate

Transudate

Modified transudate

Hepatic encephalopathy may be caused by

Liver cell failure

Portosystemic shunt

Both of them