Ingliz tili o’zbekiston Respublikasi Sog’liqni saqlash vazirligi tomondan tibbiyot oliy o’quv yurtlari talabalari uchun qo’lanma sifatida tavsiya etilgan. "O’zbekiston milliy ensiklopediyasi"

stasis [`steIsIs] to’xtash, staz, dimlanish;
rash [ræ∫] toshma.


IV. Finish the following definitions and answer the questions:
1. The disease of the endocrine system caused by a large amount of sugar in the blood is … 2. The colouring of the skin caused by some disturbances in the body is … . 3. The diagnostic examination of the tissue taken from a living body is … . 4. An unusual eruption (toshma) on the skin mostly caused by some infectious disease is … 5. The disturbance of blood circulation that causes blood to stop at a certain portion of a vessel is … .


What is: a) pigmentation; b) rash; c) diabetes; d) stasis; e) biopsy?


V. 1. Read Text F. 2. Translate the second paragraph; a) name the findings of the physical examination; b) state the abnormalities revealed by laboratory analyses; 3) Summarize the essence of each paragraph in a sentence so as to make the plan of the case history:


Text F. Hepatic Damage due to Chemotherapy

1. A 50-year old woman had been known to have diabetes for 20 years. Her condition had been controlled by diet and administration of 100 units of insulin preparation daily. In an afford to improve the intensity of her control she had been given in addition 1gr of chlorpropamide 1 per day.

2. About three weeks later she noted general malaise, weakness and loss of appetite, followed in a few days by the discovery of dark urine, light stools and rash on her trunk. With the passage of an additional week by which tim she had taken a total of 27 gr. of chlorpropamide, she noted jaundice. There was no pain, fever, nausea, or vomiting. Her past history did not reveal liver or bile duct diseases. She was hospitalized on October 10 for further studies.
3. The findings of the physical examination showed the presence of jaundice and diffuse rash on the chest and abdomen. The liver was enlarged and there was tendernesson palpation.
4. The blood analysis revealed serum bilirubin to be at the level of 8.9 mg %, the hemoglobin level was 11.6 gr % and the white blood cell count 7.600 per cubic millimetere. Platelets averaged to 490.000 per cubic millimetre urinalysis revealed the presence of bile.
5. The biopsy of the liver performed on October 16 showed normal liver structure. There was mild pigmentation of Kupffer cells and slight sarillary bile statis. Some inflammatory reaction in the portal tracts was noted but inflammatory or degenerative changes were observed in the hepatic cells.
6. The patient was discontinued chemotherapy with chlorpropamide and her diabetes was controlled by a diet containing 150 gr of carbohydrates, 75 gr of proteins and 80 gr of fats and the administration of 80 units of insulin preparation daily.
7. Her symptoms having been revealed after a month’s treatment, the patient was discharged on November 14. She complained of neither jaundice nor any other symptoms when she was seen for a follow-up examination three months later.