Understand liver function tests (LFT) with clear illustrations from Dr. Roger Seheult of https://www.medcram.com. Includes a discussion of direct (conjugated) and indirect (unconjugated) bilirubin, cholestasis, alkaline phosphatase, GGT, Gilbert’s syndrome, jaundice, and more. This video on liver function tests is lecture 2 of 4 on the liver.
Speaker: Roger Seheult, MD
Clinical and Exam Preparation Instructor
Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine.
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Medcram, I had my liver function test done last week with my annual physical. Everything came back normal except my bilirubin, total bilitubin was 1.2 (normal is up to 1.0) and direct bilirubin was 0.20(normal is up to 0.18) what would be the cause?
My ALT is 32 and my AST is 24.. But my ALP is 137.. Apparently they didn't test my GGT.. Should I be concerned about the ALP being elevated?
THANK YOU
I just found I got low liver function but the Dr wasn't to clear im confused can some body explained. Not the Dr on the video but the Dr who read my blood results
You made d things so easy… Thx
My bilirubin is slightly elevated. I have early alcoholic cirrhosis its currently 1.9 can my liver heal and can i lower it?
thanks lecture teacher lam understand and l wish next lecture
Thanks for explaining LFT test. I am doing reserch on Liver detox, Which test can make me clear that my liver detox is working or no?
Can you or anyone please help me.
I have PHD of biochemistry , but ur explanation is awesome , thank u so much
Amazing Keep it up about test of biochemistry Thank you.
love the screen colorful
That´s great!!! Thank you°!!
My bilirubin is high at a 2.0 they want me to come and re test in 2 weeks. Should I be worried??
Amazing…simple and attractive…thank you so much
Please don't use black background it's irritated, use only white background
Thank u.
Why isn't anyone doing videos on low liver tests? I'm only finding high but what about low?
Great video, studying NP so this is completely useful
you are a hero.. this material is didactic .. thumbs up
Vandenberg test hays test
could you please do more on CXR's? I am by myself on ICU and Some nursing homes, still having difficulties in reading. If you please do for chest CT's and abdominal CT's.
clearly explained
God blees You,, Thank u
可以说中文翻譯吗？
New NP working in hepatology and liver transplant – YOU are life saver!!!!!
You were actually correct, Gilbert's disease is an autosomal dominant syndrome
Excellent
Thank you, great lecture….
What apps/devices used for the animation/presentation? I would like to know how to do this.
seriously tho.. where is the part 2? 🙁
Hello , what if only the bilirubin increased but not the alkaline phosphatase, its level is normal