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Question - The case analysis is a common assignment in many business courses, especially at the 300, 400, and graduate levels. A case analysis demonstrates to your professor that you (or your group, if it's a collaborative project) can think through a real-world business problem or decision-making process in a logical, professional, ethical, and well-informed manner. The goal is for you to apply your critical-thinking skills and business knowledge to a real-world problem and come up with a logical, feasible solution.

1. Could you please tell me what the normal range of values for liver function is?

Alkaline phosphatase levels in the blood should be checked. The parameters are only mentioned once.

A reading of 1000 indicates that you have a serious liver problem.

2. What is the best single liver function test to rule out liver cell failure in a patient the routine examination of a dementia patient in the early stages?

3. In a physical examination, how important is it to measure the liver span? What do you mean by examination?

4. Why has the term "chronic liver disease" replaced terms like "chronic liver disease"? 'What is hepatitis?' What does this new term imply, and under what circumstances will it be used? Does it cover everything?

5. Is it possible for schistosomal hepatic fibrosis to develop jaundice at an early stage, and if so, how?

6. A 34 mol/L serum bilirubin level was discovered in my patient. On three occasions, (2 mg/dL) was measured. The results of the other tests on the liver are all normal. He clarifies. How can I prove that he has Gilbert's disease?

7. What causes an increase in urinary urobilinogen in haemolytic jaundice? If the situation requires it, How does unconjugated bilirubin get to the terminal when it's in this state? Is it possible to convert ileum into urobilinogen?