A 54-year-old man presents to ED with epigastric abdominal pain and fevers for 24 hours. Some blood results are shown.
| Test |
Result |
Reference range |
| Protein |
88 g/L |
60-80 |
| Albumin |
32 g/L |
35-50 |
| Globulin |
55 g/L |
25-45 |
| Bilirubin |
88 umol/L |
<20 |
| Conjugated bilirubin |
62 umol/L |
<4 |
| ALP |
540 U/L |
30-110 |
| GGT |
503 U/L |
<38 |
| ALT |
190 U/L |
<34 |
| AST |
181 U/L |
<31 |
| LDH |
415 U/L |
120-250 |
| Lipase |
120 U/L |
<70 |
Explain the protein, albumin and globulin results.
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Explain the bilirubin results.
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/ 1
Explain the ALP, GGT, ALT and AST results.
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State the most likely diagnosis.
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You decide to perform further radiological investigation. List two pros and two cons for each listed investigation.
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