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- #3. Oqt4. Describe possible obstructive effects of livercancer.6. Pathochemistry of jaundice: 6.1. prehepatic (hemolytic) jaundice; 6.2. hepatic (parenchymal) jaundice; 6.3. posthepatic (cholestatic) jaundice; 6.4. enzymatic (hereditary) jaundice: Kriegler-Nayar syndrome, Gilbert's disease, Dabin-Johnson syndrome. 6.5. jaundice of newborns.2 Which is not a sign of severe acute pancreatitis? A Total abdominal tenderness B Courvoisier's.sign C Cullen's sign D Grey Turner's sign E Shifting duliness positive
- 7. Describe the primary pathogenesis, symptoms, and potential side effects of acute pancreatitis.For a patients with diverticulitis. 1. What would be other diagnostic tests that can be done with this disease to determine where the polyps are and the severity of them? 2. What are some foods that a patient who has this would be suggested to cut out of their diet completely or ones that they should limit?#4# Explain Hepatitis B according to pathophysiology.?