Ebook Lippincotts illustrated Qamp;A review of rubin''s pathology (2nd edition): Part 1
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Ebook Lippincotts illustrated Qamp;A review of rubin''s pathology (2nd edition): Part 1
Chapter 14The Liver and Biliary SystemQUESTIONSSelect the single best answer.■ A 62-year-old man is brought to the emergency room tn a disoriented sta Ebook Lippincotts illustrated Qamp;A review of rubin''s pathology (2nd edition): Part 1ate Physical examination reveals signs of poor hygiene and an odor 0Í alcohol, as well as Jaundice, splenomegaly. and ascites. The patient has a coarse Happing tremor OÍ the hands, palmar erythema, and diffuse spider angiomata The abdomen displays dilated paraumbilical veins. Serum levels of ALT. AS Ebook Lippincotts illustrated Qamp;A review of rubin''s pathology (2nd edition): Part 1T. alkaline phosphatase, and bilirubin arc all mildly elevated Soon after admission, the patient vomits a large amount of blood. Which of the followinEbook Lippincotts illustrated Qamp;A review of rubin''s pathology (2nd edition): Part 1
g is the most likely underlying cause of hematemesis in this patient7I A) Acute alcoholic hepatitis(B)Acute gastritis(O Cirrhosis(D)Hepatic steatosis(Chapter 14The Liver and Biliary SystemQUESTIONSSelect the single best answer.■ A 62-year-old man is brought to the emergency room tn a disoriented sta Ebook Lippincotts illustrated Qamp;A review of rubin''s pathology (2nd edition): Part 1evelopment of ascites?(A)Decreased aldosterone secretion(B)Decreased intravascular volume(C)Hyperalbuminemia(D)Increased intravascular oncotic pressure(E)Increased portal hydrostatic pressureAn 18-year-old man presents With a 2-week history of yellow skin and sclerac but is otherwise asymptomatic He Ebook Lippincotts illustrated Qamp;A review of rubin''s pathology (2nd edition): Part 1 recalls a similar episode 2 years previously. His brother also has recurrent jaundice. The serum bilirubin is 5.2 mg/dl.. mostly in the unconjugatedEbook Lippincotts illustrated Qamp;A review of rubin''s pathology (2nd edition): Part 1
form Serum AST and ALT levels are normal, as IS the urinalysis. Two weeks later, the Jaundice resolves spontaneously. What IS the most likely diagnosiChapter 14The Liver and Biliary SystemQUESTIONSSelect the single best answer.■ A 62-year-old man is brought to the emergency room tn a disoriented sta Ebook Lippincotts illustrated Qamp;A review of rubin''s pathology (2nd edition): Part 1eek history of fatigue as well as yellow skin and sclerae Physical examination is unremarkable except for mild jaundice. The serum bilirubin level is 3.7 mg/dL. mostly in the unconjugaled form. Liver function tests including serum AST. ALT. and alkaline phosphatase are normal. The hemoglobin level i Ebook Lippincotts illustrated Qamp;A review of rubin''s pathology (2nd edition): Part 1s 6.0g/dL. Aker corticosteroids are administered, the jaundice resolves which of the following diseases Is the most likely cause of hyperbilirubinemiaEbook Lippincotts illustrated Qamp;A review of rubin''s pathology (2nd edition): Part 1
in this patient?(A)Acute hepatitis 15 infection(B)Autoimmune hemolytic anemia(C)Gallstone in the common bile duct(D)Primary biliaty cirrhosis(E> PrimChapter 14The Liver and Biliary SystemQUESTIONSSelect the single best answer.■ A 62-year-old man is brought to the emergency room tn a disoriented sta Ebook Lippincotts illustrated Qamp;A review of rubin''s pathology (2nd edition): Part 1. Physical examination reveals jaundice, mild hepatomegaly, and tenderness in the right upper quadrant. The scrum bilirubin is 7.8mg/dL. with 60% in the conjugated form. Serum levels of AST and ALT are markedly elevated (400 and 392 V/1.. respectively). Scrum albumin and immunoglobulin levels are no Ebook Lippincotts illustrated Qamp;A review of rubin''s pathology (2nd edition): Part 1rmal Serum IgM antl-hepailtis A virus (anti-HAV) is positive. IgG anti-hepatitis B surface antigen (anti-HBsAg) antibodies are positive. Anti-hepatitiEbook Lippincotts illustrated Qamp;A review of rubin''s pathology (2nd edition): Part 1
s c virus antibodies are negative. What IS the most likely diagnosis?(A)Acute viral hepatitis A(B)Acute viral hepatitis B(C)Acute viral hepatitis c(D)Chapter 14The Liver and Biliary SystemQUESTIONSSelect the single best answer.■ A 62-year-old man is brought to the emergency room tn a disoriented sta Ebook Lippincotts illustrated Qamp;A review of rubin''s pathology (2nd edition): Part 1 infant is unremarkable. Which of the following is most likely to be increased m this neonates scrum?(A)Alanine aminotransferase115) Carotene(C)Conjugated bilirubin Ebook Lippincotts illustrated Qamp;A review of rubin''s pathology (2nd edition): Part 1Chapter 14The Liver and Biliary SystemQUESTIONSSelect the single best answer.■ A 62-year-old man is brought to the emergency room tn a disoriented staGọi ngay
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