GI enthusiasts, need your help. 61 yo AAFemale. PMH of COP | Figure 1

GI enthusiasts, need your help. 61 yo AAFemale. PMH of COPD, HTN, DM, and ETOH abuse C/O Abd bloating and RUQ pain with lines on her stomach. Abd exam reveals slightly distended soft belly with normal BS, enlarged liver with 2 palpable fibrous bands extending from liver. RUQ tendernesss to palpation. Ordering CMP, CBC, liver US. Any additional recommendations, input.....

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