Gastroenterology Board Review Sample Question 1
A 60-year-old female with chronic hepatitis C and cirrhosis presents initial onset of abdominal distension accompanied by abdominal pain. Exam reveals tense ascites. Which of the following is indicated for treatment?
- ADiagnostic paracentesis
- BNorfloxacin 400 mg BID
- CMidodrine 12.5 mg TID
- DLarge volume therapeutic and diagnostic paracentesis
- ESpironolactone 100 mg q d and furosemide 40 mg q d
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