Alcoholic Liver Disease

By the history, the option closest to alcoholic liver disease is E.

What our notes say

By the history, the option closest to alcoholic liver disease is E. (Internal Medicine CAT 1 (MBChB 4), 2022: liver, pancreas and bone marrow, 30 MCQ)
*a)* What is the AST:ALT ratio typically seen in alcoholic liver disease? (1 mark) (Chemical Path, Long Answer and Short Answer)
Topics tested: HIV and the gut, diarrhoea (infectious and non-infectious), alcoholic liver disease, hepatitis A, B and C, cirrhosis, liver tumours, cholera, shigella, gallstones and pancreatitis. (Internal Medicine CAT 1 (MBIM 6112), 2019/2020: gastroenterology and hepatology,)
The following best explains the role of pentoxifylline in alcoholic liver disease: (Internal Medicine CAT 1 (MBIM 6112), 2019/2020: gastroenterology and hepatology,)
Topics tested: jaundice and liver tests, alcoholic liver disease, hepatitis B and C, primary biliary cirrhosis, NASH, Child-Pugh score, GI bleeding, acute pancreatitis, bone marrow failure, haemophilia and myelodysplasia. (Internal Medicine CAT 1 (MBChB 4), 2022: liver, pancreas and bone marrow, 30 MCQ)
(b) An AST/ALT ratio above 2:1 strongly suggests alcoholic liver disease (a raised GGT supports this). (Chemical Pathology Semester 1 — Short Answer Questions)