Showing posts with label jaundice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jaundice. Show all posts

What are the causes of prolonged jaundice?

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Jaundice present tor more than 6 months may be arbitrarily called as prolonged Jaundice'. The common causes are given below. Cholest...

Clinical assessment of jaundice

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What is Jaundice? Difference between conjugated and unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia What are the clinical features of haemolytic jaund...

What is polycythemia?

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Polycythemia is the excessive amount of RBC mass that leads to redness of conjunctiva, mucous membrane, skin and nailbed . Polycythemia ...

Difference between conjugated and unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia

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Following are the difference between conjugated and unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia                                                Uncon...

What is Jaundice?

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Jaundice is defined as yellowish discoloration of sclera, mucous membrane, nailbed of skin due to excess amount of serum bilirubin of >...

What are the clinical fatures of of obstructive jaundice ?

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Following are the features of obstructive jaundice Urine colour is yellow or mustard oil-like colour ( due to conjugated bilirubin ). ...

Features of hepatocellular jaundice

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Features of hepato cellular jaundice  are given below There is yellowish discolouration of urine. Stool is high coloured and become pal...

What are the clinical features of haemolytic jaundice?

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Following are the clinical feaatures of hemolytic jaundice Acholuric  urine means freshly passed urine is of normal colour as there is ...