A 23-year-old man consulted a doctor withcomplaints of swelling of the face, eyelids.extremities, a decrease in the amount of urine,severe weakness, fatigue, headache in theoccipital and temporal regions and inspiratorydyspnea. He is known to suffer from chronictonsillitis. His health deteriorated in the last twoweeks after the worsening of tonsillitis, whenthe symptoms described above appeared. Onexamination: the patient's condition ismoderate,the skin is pale, dry. Swelling of the face, arms,legs, and abdomen. NPV 24 / min, pulse 102/min, BP 165/95 mm Hg, t- 37.1. C. Onauscultation of the lungs: weakened vesicularbreathingis heard in the lower left sections, below theangle of the scapula and in the axillary region,In thesame parts of the lungs, dullness is determinedpercussion. Pasternatsky's symptom is weaklypositive on both sides,1. What syndromes can be diagnosed in thispatient?2. What laboratory and instrumental studiesshould be assigned?3. Explain the pathogenetic mechanisms ofedema formation in this patient.4. Formulate the diagnosis according to theclassification.

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