Welcome to episode 553 of the Divine Intervention Podcasts.

In today's podcast, we're going to be continuing the rapid review series for the USMaly Step 2, Sikki, and Step 3 exams.

This is going to be series 117.

Let's get right into it.

So, what if they give you a question about a 59-year-old male and you're told that for the last

four weeks he has noticed swelling of his abdomen and he tells you that he has to keep turning

from side to side because he feels like whenever it, especially

at night when he's sleeping, because whenever he sleeps on one side for a long time, he notices

like his abdomen is getting even bigger in that direction. And you're told that he has

cleralictors, he has some jondis, and you're giving that his BMI is 45 kilograms per

meter squared, and then you're told that, you know, he has no history of alcohol consumption

and that he recovered from he bee infection. You know, he had a hip-be infection 20 years ago that he recovered from, and then you're

given Hebbilabs, and you're told that his Hebe surface antibodies are positive, and

his anti-Hebicore antibodies are positive.

And then they say, you know, what is the most likely finding with organ biopsy in this patient?

So first things first, what does this person have?

Well, I hope you're seeing, Divine, it sounds like this person has cirrhosis.

Divine, how did you get there?

Well, let's explain.

First things first this guy um has

assides again this whole concept of a fluid wave if the m bmese present that to you then

that's wonderful you should be thanking god with that but again the more recent exams these days are

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