Question Answered step-by-step Cut/paste clinical manifestations (below) that align with corresponding pathophysiologic basis. Then, cut/paste lab value(s) that should be checked with the underlying pathophysiology and corresponding clinical manifestation. Then, cut and paste the med/treatment that is appropriate to treat the pathophysiologic condition with the corresponding clinical manifestation(s). (The number of spaces in each box is the number of answers that is required from bottom choices. Fill them in.PathophysiologicbasisClinicalmanifestationLab valueMeds/Treatments Portal hypertension – (Causing bleeding esophageal varices, splenomegaly, and ascites) Can’t make plasma proteins (Prothrombin) Can’t make plasma proteins (albumin) Bile not secreted into duodenum to absorb fats and fat-soluble vitamins (K) Can’t conjugate bilirubin Can’t store water soluble vitamins 0 (NOTHING HERE) Protein degradation impaired Inactivation of hormones-Aldosterone Inactivation of hormones-Estrogen in a male 0 (NOTHING HERE) Choose from these:EACH BOX SHOULD CONTAIN ONE OF THESE (0 means nothing goes there)Every answer only used once and only one per boxClinical ManifestationLab ValueMeds/TreatmentsEsophageal varicesHematemesisAscitesBleeding gumsPeripheral edemaIndigestion/nauseaCan’t absorb Vit K – bleedJaundicePruritisClay stoolsHepatocellularConfusion LethargyTea colored urineAsterixisParesthesiaPectoral alopeciaHgb 5.1/Hct 15%PT/INR 18/2.3PLT 50,000Albumin 1.2Conjugated/direct Bili 4.3Unconjugated/Indirect Bili 3.2Na+ 150K+ 2.3NH3 90ParacentisisMg CitrateNeomycin SulfateSpirinolactoneSclerotherapyLasix 40mgPeritonovenous shuntBanana BagVit K-Aquamephyton5% AlbuminLow protein dietVasopressinSandostatinPyridoxine 100mg/dayInderalLactuloseElevate HOB Health Science Science Nursing NURS 211 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
Question Answered step-by-step Cut/paste clinical manifestations (below) that align with corresponding pathophysiologic basis. Then, cut/paste lab value(s) that should be checked with the underlying pathophysiology and corresponding clinical manifestation. Then, cut and paste the med/treatment that is appropriate to treat the pathophysiologic condition with the corresponding clinical manifestation(s). (The number of spaces in each box is the number of answers that is required from bottom choices. Fill them in.PathophysiologicbasisClinicalmanifestationLab valueMeds/Treatments Portal hypertension – (Causing bleeding esophageal varices, splenomegaly, and ascites) Can’t make plasma proteins (Prothrombin) Can’t make plasma proteins (albumin) Bile not secreted into duodenum to absorb fats and fat-soluble vitamins (K) Can’t conjugate bilirubin Can’t store water soluble vitamins 0 (NOTHING HERE) Protein degradation impaired Inactivation of hormones-Aldosterone Inactivation of hormones-Estrogen in a male 0 (NOTHING HERE) Choose from these:EACH BOX SHOULD CONTAIN ONE OF THESE (0 means nothing goes there)Every answer only used once and only one per boxClinical ManifestationLab ValueMeds/TreatmentsEsophageal varicesHematemesisAscitesBleeding gumsPeripheral edemaIndigestion/nauseaCan’t absorb Vit K – bleedJaundicePruritisClay stoolsHepatocellularConfusion LethargyTea colored urineAsterixisParesthesiaPectoral alopeciaHgb 5.1/Hct 15%PT/INR 18/2.3PLT 50,000Albumin 1.2Conjugated/direct Bili 4.3Unconjugated/Indirect Bili 3.2Na+ 150K+ 2.3NH3 90ParacentisisMg CitrateNeomycin SulfateSpirinolactoneSclerotherapyLasix 40mgPeritonovenous shuntBanana BagVit K-Aquamephyton5% AlbuminLow protein dietVasopressinSandostatinPyridoxine 100mg/dayInderalLactuloseElevate HOB Health Science Science Nursing NURS 211 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
