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    Mrs. T is a 54-year-old woman presenting with decreased consciousness due to hepatic encephalopathy from cirrhosis caused by hepatitis C and non-A/non-B infection. She also has melena possibly due to a peptic ulcer, esophageal mass rupture, or variceal rupture. Additionally, she has an esophageal mass and hypokalemia from GI loss or low intake. Mrs. M is a 59-year-old woman presenting with decreased consciousness due to septic encephalopathy from a diabetic foot infection and pneumonia. She also has hyperglycemia as a critically ill patient with type 2 diabetes, as well as dyspepsia syndrome, pneumonia, hypoalbuminemia

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    Mrs. T is a 54-year-old woman presenting with decreased consciousness due to hepatic encephalopathy from cirrhosis caused by hepatitis C and non-A/non-B infection. She also has melena possibly due to a peptic ulcer, esophageal mass rupture, or variceal rupture. Additionally, she has an esophageal mass and hypokalemia from GI loss or low intake. Mrs. M is a 59-year-old woman presenting with decreased consciousness due to septic encephalopathy from a diabetic foot infection and pneumonia. She also has hyperglycemia as a critically ill patient with type 2 diabetes, as well as dyspepsia syndrome, pneumonia, hypoalbuminemia

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    Mrs. T is a 54-year-old woman presenting with decreased consciousness due to hepatic encephalopathy from cirrhosis caused by hepatitis C and non-A/non-B infection. She also has melena possibly due to a peptic ulcer, esophageal mass rupture, or variceal rupture. Additionally, she has an esophageal mass and hypokalemia from GI loss or low intake. Mrs. M is a 59-year-old woman presenting with decreased consciousness due to septic encephalopathy from a diabetic foot infection and pneumonia. She also has hyperglycemia as a critically ill patient with type 2 diabetes, as well as dyspepsia syndrome, pneumonia, hypoalbuminemia

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    Mrs. T is a 54-year-old woman presenting with decreased consciousness due to hepatic encephalopathy from cirrhosis caused by hepatitis C and non-A/non-B infection. She also has melena possibly due to a peptic ulcer, esophageal mass rupture, or variceal rupture. Additionally, she has an esophageal mass and hypokalemia from GI loss or low intake. Mrs. M is a 59-year-old woman presenting with decreased consciousness due to septic encephalopathy from a diabetic foot infection and pneumonia. She also has hyperglycemia as a critically ill patient with type 2 diabetes, as well as dyspepsia syndrome, pneumonia, hypoalbuminemia

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    Mrs.

    T/54 YO/ W26


    1. Decrease of consciousness
    1.1 Hepatic encephalopathy
    1.2. Septic Encepalopathy
    2. Sirosis Hepatis
    2.1 post necrotic hepatitis C
    infection
    2.2. Post necrotic hepatitis Non A
    Non B

    3. Melena
    3.1 PUD
    3.2. Rupture Esogagus mass
    3.3. Rupture VE

    4. Oesphageal mass

    5. Hypokalemia
    5.1 GI loss
    5.2 Low intake

    Mrs. M/ 59 y.o/ W.26

    4. Diabetic foot PEDIS IV


    5. Dyspepsia syndrome

    1. DOC

    5.1 Diabetic gastroparese

    1.1 Septic encephalopathy

    5.2 PUD

    1.1.1 Diabetic foot PEDIS IV

    5.3 Gastritis erosiva

    1.1.2 Pneumonia CAP


    1.2 Hyperglicemia in critically ill

    6. Pneumonia HCAP

    2. Septic encephalopathy

    7. Hypoalbuminemia

    2.1.1 Diabetic foot PEDIS IV

    7.1 Hypercatabolic state

    2.1.2 Pneumonia CAP

    7.2 Low intake

    3. Hyperglicemia in critically ill (resolved)

    8. Mild hypokalemia

    3.1 Diabetes melitus Type 2

    8.1 GI Loss
    8.2 Low intake

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