â¢ Liver failure-Failure of the liver to perform its biosynthetic functions. â¢ Fulminant hepatic failure- coagulopathy (elevated protime) with encephalopathy without a previous history of chronic liver disease â¢ Cirrhosis: fibrosis of the liver with regenerative nodules â Cirrhosis is typically a sequelae of chronic hepatitis.
The Wabash River rises south of Grand Lake about 12 miles east of the Indiana- Ohio State line, in Darke County, Ohio. Mouth ^ The Wabash flows into the Ohio River at the southern end of the Indiana-Illinois State line. The approximate latitude at the mouth is 37Â°41' N. and the approximate longitude is 88Â°OT W.
The smaller streams that feed into larger rivers and streams are called tributaries. Illinois is bordered by 880 miles of rivers and has 87,110 miles of rivers and streams within its borders. The Mississippi River, Ohio River and Wabash River are the bordering rivers of the state. The Mississippi River forms the western border of Illinois in a 581 mile stretch of its course and as such is the longest river in the state. The Illinois River flows entirely within our state and is the second longest river at 332 miles. The Kaskaskia at 292 miles, Little Wabash at 237 miles and Wabash at 230 miles round out the top five longest rivers within or along Illinois' boundaries. Every river and stream has a watershed or drainage basin, that is, the total land area that provides water to the river or stream.