<prompt> 35 year ahas presented with 2 episodes of hematemesis. On examination his pulse rate is 100min with BP of 9060 mm Hg. Per abdomen examination shows spleen palpable 3 cm below costal margin. Which is true about this patient?Elevated CRP and Low C3Most common site of bleeding is First pa of duodenumUrgent Elective intubation of patientThe increased pressure of poal vein pressure should be lowered with octreotide  <response>: Hematemesis splenomegaly- Poal hypeension Elevated CRP Low C3 Only with inflammatory condition Most common site of bleeding in 1st pa of duodenum - Peptic ulcer disease Urgent reflective intubation - bleeding esophageal varices The increased pressure of poal vein pressure should be lowered with octreotide - poal hypeension For prevention - Propranalol TOC - UGIE Sclerotherapy 1st line - Fluid resuscitation 