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Читать полностью…Trigeminal neuralgia, or tic douloureux, is a condition characterized by attacks of facial pain in the area of one or more branches of the trigeminal nerve.
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a. Pseudohypoxemia due to oxygen consumption by high TLC.
b. Analyze sample immediately after drawing or send the sample on ice
A 5-year-old male child is recently diagnosed as a case of acute myeloid leukemia. He is clinically stable with a RR of 20/min, normal
blood pressure and SpO2 of 95% in room air. His blood gas is as follows:
pH–7.43; PaCO2–34 mmHg; PaO2–47.6 mmHg; HCO3
-–24 mEq/L.Further investigations show leucocytosis (TLC—60,000/cu mm) and anormal chest X-ray.
a. Analyze the blood gas report.
b. What step will you take to improve PaO2 in this patient?
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Which other diseases can mimic enteric fever?
Читать полностью…10 year old child has presented with moderate to high-gradefever of 14 days duration. To begin with he had pain abdomen and
dry cough to be followed by gradually increasing fever. Examination reveals dehydration, herpes labialis, relative bradycardia and hepatosplenomegaly.
What is the most likely diagnosis ?
👉Any Patient came to you with lower limb pain please don't forget to palpate pulse
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Читать полностью…First step in management of acute limb ischemia
IV heparin
Clinical picture of acute ischemia
The 6 Ps distal to the site of obstruction :
Pain
Pallor
Pulselessness
Paralysis
Paresthesia
Poikilothermia
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35-year-old woman comes to the emergency department because of a 3-day history of pain in the left cheek. The pain occurs every few hours, lasts 30–60 seconds, and is aggravated by chewing and brushing. She has a history of pain with a vesicular rash in the right axillary area 1 year ago. She had an upper respiratory infection 2 weeks ago. Physical examination shows no abnormalities. What's the most likely diagnosis ?
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Читать полностью…Why quinolones are not given to children?
Читать полностью…When you see cyanosis with anemia ?? For smart students
Читать полностью…What are tumers presented as inflammation ?
Читать полностью…✍ The coexistence of intestinal colic and borborygmi, establishes the diagnosis of obstruction of the small intestine in more than 9 out of 10 cases.
Читать полностью…Glasgow coma scale below eight , intubate
Читать полностью…Further management depends on the severity of acute limb ischemia.
👉Viable, non-threatened limb
Urgent angiography to localize the site of the occlusion
Revascularization procedure
👉Threatened limb: emergent revascularization procedure within 6 hours
First-line: catheter-directed thrombolysis and/or percutaneous mechanical thromboembolectomy (e.g., balloon catheter embolectomy)
Second-line: open thromboembolectomy
👉Non-viable limb: limb amputation
👉Acute limb ischemia due to compartment syndrome: fasciotomy
👉Acute limb ischemia due to a dissecting aneurysm: stenting and/or surgical repair
Viable : in Doppler " Audible flow in arterial and venous "
Threatened : in Doppler " no flow in arterial , but audible flow in venous"
Non viable : in Doppler: in Doppler " no flow in arterial and venous "
The Buerger test (or Buerger sign) is a maneuver used to evaluate peripheral arterial disease of the lower limbs.
With the patient in the supine position, elevate the lower limbs to a 45° angle at the hip and evaluate for pallor of the feet. If no pallor occurs, ask the patient to plantarflex and dorsiflex, or circle their feet a few times and look for exercise-induced pallor.
Then, ask the patient to sit up with their legs off of the examination table in the dependent position and evaluate the time taken for the color to return to the feet and for the veins to become distended.
Pallor of the feet upon elevation of the lower limbs as well as reactive hyperemia of the feet and prolonged time to venous refilling on limb dependency indicate arterial insufficiency. Additionally, a venous filling time of > 20 seconds may indicate advanced ischemia.