Which of the following is not a main clinical manifestation of acute viral hepatitis? A: Loss of appetite B: Fatigue C: In some cases jaundice D: Hepatomegaly and liver function impairment E: Emaciation

Impaired liver function or blocked bile secretion causes bilirubin to leak from the liver into the blood, resulting in a yellowing of the skin and eyeballs, a condition called _________. A: eczema B: jaundice C: hemorrhage D: melanoma

The health history interview should be cut off if the patient A: develops a high fever B: has a jaundice C: suffers from a chest pain attack D: has edema E: coughs a blood-streaked sputum

Which of the following choice is wrong? A: Iron-deficiency anemia: stomatitis, gastritis, dry skin and hair, coelonychia B: Nutritional megaloblastic anemia: tongue like fresh beef, mirror-like tongue C: Hemolytic anemia: jaundice and splenomegaly D: Chronic aplastic anemia: the absolute number of reticulocytes can be increased

Which of the following best describes this statement: In the presence<br/>of jaundice an enlarged gallbladder is unlikely to be due to<br/>gallstone, rather carcinoma of the pancreas or biliary tree is more<br/>likely? () A: Couvoisier’s<br/>law B: Murphy’s<br/>sign C: Romberg’s<br/>sign D: Rovsing’s<br/>sign E: Cullen’s<br/>sign

Which of the following description about the specimen are correct.__ A: The liver is shrunken, distorted, with thin and bending edge. B: There is massive necrosis of liver cells and stromal collapse. C: The cut surface shows some regenerative nodules in uneven size. D: Patients have clinical features like rapidly developing jaundice, high bleeding tendency, electrolyte and acid-base disturbances. E: multi-infiltrative cancer