Summary
Acute septic cholesterol infection (Acute Cholangitis of Suppulative Obstractive Type, ACST), also known as acute severe hepatitis, is an acute sepsis that occurs on the basis of choreography. The aim of this paper is to provide basic knowledge of acute sepsis, including its causes, clinical performance, diagnostic methods, treatment strategies and preventive measures.
Introduction
Acute sepsis of cholesterol is a serious chorous-infective disease, with acute and rapidly developing conditions that can lead to infectious shock and multi-organ functional failure (MOF) and is one of the leading causes of death in benign choreological diseases. Therefore, knowledge of acute sepsis can be important for increasing the level of diagnosis and treatment of diseases and reducing mortality.
Causes
The main cause of acute sepsis of cholesterol is cholesterol resistance, which results in cholesterol and bacterial reproduction. Common reasons for obstruction include cholesterol stones, cholesterol disease, tumours of the cholesterol (e.g., cholesterol, pancreas). In addition, factors such as a narrow valour and a history of bold surgery may increase the risk of disease.
Clinical performance
The clinical performance of acute sepsis cholesterol is diverse and includes, inter alia:
1. Abdominal abdominal pain: An outbreak of severe strangulation with a right upper abdomen or sword, which is continuous, with an intensification of the stairwell, often with radiation to the right shoulder and back, accompanied by nausea and vomiting.
Cold warfare, high heat: body temperature can be as high as 39-40°C, and cold warfare can be repeated in one day due to bacterial and internal toxin haemorrhagic conditions.
3. Yellow slurry: a sharp increase in obstructive sluice, which detects larvae in and out of the liver.
In addition, patients may suffer from the Reynolds quinquennium, including shock, cognitive disorders, abdominal signs (e.g., upper right-breathing to severe stress, anti-tipping pain and muscle stress). The shock is a serious complication of the ACST, which is manifested in heart attack, high pulse rate, breathing difficulties, low or no urine, mucous skin dysentery.
Diagnosis
The diagnosis of acute sepsis is based on medical history, clinical symptoms, laboratory tests and visual examinations.
1. History of the disease: Ask if the patient has a history of choreography or choreography.
2. Clinical symptoms: To observe whether the patient has symptoms of abdominal pain, cold fighting, high heat, yellow salivation, etc.
3. Laboratory examinations: A significant increase in the total number of white blood cells can be observed from regular blood tests, partly a decrease in the blood plate count; an increase in alkaline phosphate enzymes, aminosterases, gamma-diaamide rotorases, lactase dehydrogenase, chordrin, etc., can be observed from liver function checks; and an abnormal increase in the duration of coagulation enzymes from coagulation functions.
4. Visual examinations: Ultrasound can reveal signs of liver cholesterol expansion, quartz, tumours, etc.; CT and MRI examinations help to further assess the extent and extent of liver disease.
Treatment strategy
The treatment strategies for acute sepsis include general treatment, medication and surgical treatment.
General treatment: fasting, gastrointestinal decompression, reduction of cholesterol and abating of symptoms.
2. Drug treatment: the use of drugs such as anti-inflammatory choreography and bear deoxychoric acids to improve cholesterol; anti-infection treatment with drugs such as sodium scortone and thorium.
3. Surgical treatment: In cases where the medication is ineffective or seriously ill, it is necessary to remove the choreography. The procedures included cholesterol cut-off, t-bar leads, cholesterol removal, etc. The operation should be simple, accurate, rapid and effective, ensuring smooth flow.
Preventive measures
The key to the prevention of acute sepsis cholesterol is the active treatment of primary diseases, such as cholesterol and cholesterol disease, so as to avoid choreography. In addition, maintaining good living habits, such as regularity, adequate sleep and a balanced diet, also helps to increase physical resilience and reduce the incidence of disease.
Conclusions
Acute sepsis cholesterol is a serious larvae-infective disease with acute and rapidly developing conditions that can lead to infectious shock and multi-organ failure. Understanding the causes of the disease, clinical performance, diagnostic methods, treatment strategies and preventive measures are important for improving the level of diagnosis and treatment of the disease and reducing mortality.
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