CH-L Liver option
A short summary in PICUlearn's own words. The original wording is in the publisher's document.
- L1 Signs of liver disease in stool, urine, skin
- L2 Interpreting liver function tests
- L3 Abdominal girth measurement in liver patients
- L4 Neurological and encephalopathy monitoring
- L5 Post-transplant wound and drain assessment
- L6 Caring for a liver transplant recipient
- L7 Liver anatomy and physiology
- L8 Liver functions linked to clinical signs
- L9 Classifications of liver disease
- L10 Metabolic liver disease
- L11 Autoimmune liver disease and treatment
- L12 Liver malignancies
- L13 Managing acute liver failure with neuroprotection
- L14 Liver transplant assessment and coordinator roles
- L15 Types of liver transplant
- L16 Assessing coagulopathy and its risks
- L17 Physiology of jaundice
- L18 Ascites and the role of albumin
- L19 Portal hypertension
- L20 Hepatic encephalopathy
- L21 Nutritional assessment in liver disease
- L22 Liver disease and fluid status
- L23 Immunosuppressant effects and importance
- L24 Octreotide use in liver patients
- L25 Relating blood results to clinical status
- L26 Urgent changes in acute liver failure
- L27 Critical care of the liver transplant patient
Videos
- Non-transplant Options in Pediatric Acute Liver Failure by A. Deep | OPENPediatricsOPENPediatricsVideo
- Management of acute Liver Cell Failure, and Extracorporeal Hepatic support Prof Noha El-AnwaPediatrics' Cairo universityVideo
- Paediatric Acute Liver Failure - Current ConceptsPediaLearn By Dr. Sridhurga Video
- Acute Liver Failure | Clinical MedicineNinja NerdVideo