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(题干)患者女,75岁。反复上腹隐痛、腹胀4年,多在进食油腻食物后发作,并向右肩背部放射。1天前出现上腹剑突下阵发性绞痛,伴畏寒、发热。既往有高血压、冠心病史10年。查体:T 38.5℃,P 120次/分,R20次/分,BP 95/65mmHg。神志尚清,表情淡漠,急性痛苦面容。巩膜与皮肤黄染,双瞳孔等圆等大,光反射敏感。双肺正常,心率120次/分,律齐。腹平坦,右上腹腹肌紧张,有明显压痛及反跳痛。肝右肋下2cm可扪及,移动性浊音(一),肠鸣音减弱。根据患者情况,应进行诊断和鉴别诊断的是A.反流性胃炎
B.胆管结石
C.急性化脓性胆管炎
D.胃,十二指肠溃疡
E.肝脓肿
F.慢性结石性胆囊炎
根据检查,临床可珍断为 提示:凝血功能:PT 11.5s,FIB 3.52s/L,TT 14.85s,APTT 31.20s。血钾3.8mmol/L,血钠136 .4mmol/L,血糖5.6mmol/L,肌酐87μmol/L,尿素氮2 Immol/L。心电图及胸部X线片无异常发现。A.胆管癌
B.胆总管结石
C.急性化脓性胆管炎
D.胃十二指肠溃疡
E.肝脓肿
F.慢性结石性胆囊炎
根据患者情况,应采取的治疗措施是A.抗感染、抗休克
B.胆囊切除术
C.胆总管切开取石,T管引流术
D.胆总管切开取石,胆肠吻合术
E.胆囊造瘘术
F.保守治疗,择期手术
为明确诊断,需要进行的检查是 提示:检查结果:WBC 16 X 109/L,N89%,RBC 4.26×1012/L,HGB 12.9g/L,HCT 35%;肝功能:总蛋白76.1g/L,白蛋白35.6g/L,总胆红素89μmol/L,直接胆红素72μmol/,谷丙转氨酶120U/L,葡萄糖5.60mmol/L;B超:肝外胆管直径约0.9cm,胆管下段可见胆囊壁厚0.3cm,腔内可见多个大小约0.5~1.5cm的强回声光团伴声影,MRCP:胆总管下段可见卵圆形低信号,直径0.7cm。A.MRCP
B.腹部CT
C.肝功能,血常规
D.腹部B超
E.电子胃镜
F.ERCP
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A.5℃,P
B.反流性胃炎
B.胆管结石
C.急性化脓性胆管炎
D.胃,十二指肠溃疡
E.肝脓肿
F.慢性结石性胆囊炎
根据检查,临床可珍断为
C.5s,FIB
D.52s/L,TT
E.85s,APTT
F.20s。血钾3.8mmol/L,血钠136
G.4mmol/L,血糖5.6mmol/L,肌酐87μmol/L,尿素氮2
H.胆管癌
B.胆总管结石
C.急性化脓性胆管炎
D.胃十二指肠溃疡
E.肝脓肿
F.慢性结石性胆囊炎
根据患者情况,应采取的治疗措施是A.抗感染、抗休克
B.胆囊切除术
C.胆总管切开取石,T管引流术
D.胆总管切开取石,胆肠吻合术
E.胆囊造瘘术
F.保守治疗,择期手术
为明确诊断,需要进行的检查是
I.26×1012/L,HGB
J.9g/L,HCT
K.1g/L,白蛋白35.6g/L,总胆红素89μmol/L,直接胆红素72μmol/,谷丙转氨酶120U/L,葡萄糖5.60mmol/L;B超:肝外胆管直径约0.9cm,胆管下段可见胆囊壁厚0.3cm,腔内可见多个大小约0.5~1.5cm的强回声光团伴声影,MRCP:胆总管下段可见卵圆形低信号,直径0.7cm。A.MRCP
B.腹部CT
C.肝功能,血常规
D.腹部B超
E.电子胃镜
F.ERCP


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