35 year ahas presented with 2 episodes of hematemesis. On examination his pulse rate is 100/min with BP of 90/60 mm Hg. Per abdomen examination shows spleen palpable 3 cm below costal margin. Which is true about this patient?

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