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CGRN GI/Endoscopy Practice Exam

Category - Adult

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Your 78-year-old patient is demonstrating progressive Azotemia, elevated serum Creatinine levels, and Oliguria. What symptom of liver failure does this appear to be?

Varices
Hepatic encephalopathy
Jaundice
Hepatorenal syndrome
All of the above

Explanation

Answer: D - Progressive azotemia, elevated serum Creatinine levels and oliguria are all signs and symptoms of Hepatorenal syndrome. Coma caused by the inability of the liver to convert ammonia to urea would be reflective of hepatic encephalopathy.

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