Start with a free account for 3 free CME credits. Already a subscriber? Sign in.

UFBs: Unidentified Foreign Bodies

Approach to the Jaundiced Patient - Part 1

Matthieu DeClerck, MD and Jessica Osterman, MD
00:00
19:11
Sign in or subscribe to listen

No me gusta!

The flash player was unable to start. If you have a flash blocker then try unblocking the flash content - it should be visible below.

Tags Clinical Approach · Gastrointestinal GI

Liver function tests are commonly performed for a variety of reasons. The proper interpretation of these results is critical to using them as appropriate diagnostic tools. In particular, patterns arise that can help discern obstructive vs inflammatory etiologies of jaundice. 

 

To view chapter written summaries, you need to subscribe.

Sign up today for full access to all episodes.

Sandi B -

Not specifically mentioned in this episode, but the few jaundiced patients I have personally seen that did not know of an underlying malignancy ended up being from a drug cause (Augmentin) and viral illness (mononucleosis), both which might be helpful to other listeners to consider as causes of jaundice under their respective categories.

Mike W., MD -

Thx Sandi!
M

To join the conversation, you need to subscribe.

Sign up today for full access to all episodes and to join the conversation.

To download files, you need to subscribe.

Sign up today for full access to all episodes.
Hippo Urgent Care RAP July 2020 Written Summary 823 KB - PDF

To earn CME for this chapter, you need to subscribe.

Sign up today for full access to all episodes and earn CME.

0.25 Free AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ certified by Hippo Education

  1. Complete Quiz
  2. Complete Evaluation
  3. Print Certificate

3.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ certified by Hippo Education

  1. Complete Quiz
  2. Complete Evaluation
  3. Print Certificate