The document discusses five patient cases presenting with various liver and kidney abnormalities. Case 1 shows severely elevated bilirubin, AST, ALT and ALKP levels with low albumin, indicating severe liver damage. Case 2 has normal blood work other than low sodium and normal potassium, suggesting a neurological issue. Case 3 does not provide any blood work results. Case 4 exhibits highly elevated creatinine and potassium with normal hemoglobin and platelet counts, indicating kidney failure. Case 5 does not include any lab results.

1. Undergraduate Teaching Slides

2. Case 1
 Bloods: After 4 days
 Bilirubin 150mg/dl
 AST/ALT 467/700
 ALKP 2045
 Albumin 28mg
 Hb 10mg/dl
 Pts 190
 WCC 11000

3. Interpretation of LFT as per liver parenchyma

4. Interpretation of LFT as per liver parenchyma

9. Budd Chiari Syndrome

10. Case 2
 Bloods
 Hb 11g/dl
 WCC 10.9 X 109
 Plts 109 X 109
 Sodium 129 mmols.l
 Potassium 4.0 mmols/l
 Cr 109
 Glu 10.9
 CSF cell count 56/mm3 (lymphocytes)
 Glucose 2.0 mmol/l

16. Case 3

25. Case 4
 Bloods
 Hb 110
 WCC 13
 Plt 222
 Cr 220
 Ur 28
 K+ 6.0
 Na+ 138

29. Case 5