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diagnosis hepatology differential flowvolume loops pfts pulmonary abdominalpain criteria disorders elevated enzymes fapd functional gastroenterology liver liverfunctiontests obgyn obstetrics pregnancy
Patterns of pulmonary dysfunction revealed by flow-volume loops. For comparison, a normal loop is shown with
Patterns of pulmonary ... a normal loop is ... #Spirometry #FlowVolume ... #Loops #Patterns ... #Comparison #Normal
Flow Volume Loops - Common Patterns A. Normal B. Emphysema C. Unilateral Main Stem Bronchial Obstruction D. Fixed Upper Airway
Loops - Common Patterns ... Normal B. ... #Diagnosis #PFTs ... #Spirometry #FlowVolume ... #Loops #Patterns
Evaluation abnormal liver tests in pregnancy - Cholestatic Pattern - Hepatocellular Pattern #LFTs #transaminits #pregnancy #obgyn #obstetrics #hepatology #diagnosis
Evaluation abnormal ... - Cholestatic Pattern ... Hepatocellular Pattern ... #LFTs #transaminits ... #differential #algorithm
Abnormal Liver Function Tests - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm for Transaminitis Hepatocellular Pattern (ALT or AST > ALP):
Abnormal Liver Function ... Hepatocellular Pattern ... dz Cholestatic Pattern ... AST): • US - Normal ... #Elevated #Abnormal
Abnormal liver function tests algorithm. This figure details the initial response to abnormal liver blood tests.
Abnormal liver function ... initial response to abnormal ... evaluation of the pattern ... *Abnormal USS may ... #LFTs #Abnormal
Rome IV Criteria for diagnosing Functional Abdominal Pain Disorders (FAPD) Irritable bowel syndrome The criteria must be fulfilled
for diagnosing Functional ... abdominal pain lasting ... interferes with normal ... stereotypical pattern ... (for example, eating
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