Question: Case 1: A 6 Year Old Boy Was Taken By His Mother To See The GP Because He Had Been Feeling Hot For The Previous 2 Days And Had Been Complaining That His Muscles Ached. He Had Eaten Little For The Previous 2 Days. On Examination, The Doctor Found That The Boy Was Appears Jaundiced. Laboratory Finding: In Serum Specimen Albumin 45 (35-50 G/L) ALP Activity …

Case 1: A 6 year old boy was taken by his mother to see the GP because he had been feeling hot for the previous 2 days and had been complaining that his muscles ached. He had eaten little for the previous 2 days. On examination, the doctor found that the boy was appears jaundiced. Laboratory finding: in serum specimen Albumin 45 (35-50 g/L) ALP activity 170 (40-125 U/L) ALT activity 30 (10-50 U/L) Bilirubin, total 60 (3-16 umol/L) GGT activity 35 (10-55 U/L) Case 1: A 6 year old boy was taken by his mother to see the GP because he had been feeling hot for the previous 2 days and had been complaining that his muscles ached. He had eaten little for the previous 2 days. On examination, the doctor found that the boy was appears jaundiced. Laboratory finding: in serum specimen Albumin 45 (35-50 g/L) ALP activity 170 (40-125 U/L) ALT activity 30 (10-50 U/L) Bilirubin, total 60 (3-16 umol/L) GGT activity 35 (10-55 U/L)