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This case is prepared by It will discuss “ Numbness Weakness Case ”. 1 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

Step 2 CS A 60 year old lady came to clinic as the right side of her face feels funny since morning. 2 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

Door Information Phyllis Brown, 60 year old Caucasian lady comes into the office as the right side of her face feels funny since morning.  Vitals : T =97.4 HR= 130/min, irregular RR=14/min BP=140/90mm Hg SaO2=94% on Room air 3 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

Differential Diagnosis TIA Stroke New onset partial seizure Hypoglycemia 4 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

Key Points to Remember Doorway information : Pt’s name, age, sex, chief complaint's, Vitals. Duration of symptoms (to d/d TIA from Stroke) Mnemonic for Stroke/ TIA : FAST : Face, Arms (and legs), Speech, Time since onset Ask for risk factors for TIA or stroke e.g. A. fib, DM, HTN (Intracranial bleed), Medications e.g. Warfarin, Heparin Ask for complete past medical history and medication list Do thorough CNS examination 5 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

Opening Scenario An elderly white lady is sitting in chair with her right forearm supported by her left forearm. The right naso-labial fold is lost and angle of her mouth seems to be drooping compared to the left side. She is unable to lift her Rt upper extremity or shake hands. 6 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

HPI Hello Mrs. Brown. My name is Dr. Lee. What brings you to the hospital today? Doc its my arm and my face. They feel off since morning I see. Could you tell me more about this? Yes doc. My right arm just feels so heavy I can’t lift it. My face looked weird this morning. I kept dropping food while eating breakfast. When were you completely alright Mrs. Brown? Last night I was fine doc. I woke up this morning with a heavy arm. Since then I don’t feel good. Contd… 7 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

HPI (Contd…) I see. How about your Rt leg, does that feel heavy too ? Yes doc. And I feel like pins and needles pricking over both my arm and leg I see. Did you notice any changes with your vision ? No doc Your speech also sounds a little off to me, Mrs. Brown. When did this start ? Yes doc, you are right, it started this morning Contd… 8 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

HPI (Contd…) Do you feel weak or heavy in any other part of your body? No doc How about the left side of your body? It feels fine. Have you felt dizzy since this started ? No doc Did you lose balance or fall suddenly? No Contd… 9 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

HPI (Contd…) Have you felt sweaty when this started? No Did you feel sick or throw up ? No Have you thrown a fit since this started? No doc Any other abnormal movements of your body? No Contd… 10 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

HPI (Contd…) Did you lose control of your bladder or bowel at any time? No doc Have your eyes rolled up when this started? No doc 11 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

Pam Hugs Foss Ok Mrs. Brown. Let me ask you a bit about your medical problems and medications now. Have you had such a problem in the past? No doc. Do you have any medical problems ? Yes doc, I have high blood pressure. I am a diabetic and my heart beat is irregular What medications do you take Mrs. Brown ? I take the water pill, I take an aspirin, I take a blood thinner, then 2 meds for the diabetes and a med for the heart beat. I don’t remember their names. My daughter-in-law has a list you can call her. Contd… 12 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

Pam Hugs Foss (Contd…) Ok Mrs. Brown I will call her after I see you. Were the doses of any meds changed recently No Are any of these meds new? No I have been on them for years now. Are you allergic to any medication? No Have you been hospitalized in the past? Yes doc, once for a heart attack and years back when my children were born. Contd… 13 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

Pam Hugs Foss (Contd…) What work do you do Mrs. Brown ? I am retired now, I used to be a teacher in elementary school until 5 yrs ago. Ok. Since this weakness or heaviness started have you been able to do household chores as you normally do? No doc, I couldn’t even lift my arm. I feel so upset. Have you had any surgeries? No Contd… 14 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

Pam Hugs Foss (Contd…) Did anyone in your family ever have a stroke? Not that I know of doc How about your bowel movements ? They are fine And your bladder? It is fine too doc I understand Mrs. brown. When we are done talking and when i see you, I will explain what I think of it. Ok Doc. Contd… 15 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

Pam Hugs Foss (Contd…) Can I ask you a few questions about your social habits? Yes Do you smoke? No doc, I quit many years ago. I smoked in college, not a whole lot though Do you drink alcohol? No Do you use any drugs? No 16 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

Physical Exam Ok Mrs. Brown, so your right arm feels heavier and numb since this morning. You also feel your face is a bit off, which it is and you feel pins and needles on the right side of your body. You have trouble lifting your arm and leg but your left side is just fine Right doc. Ok now I am going to examine you and then we will go over my impressions. Wash your hands Drape the patient Do CNS examination completely Examine other systems quickly 17 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

Paraphrasing So, Mrs. Brown. Here's what I think. you are a diabetic, hypertensive and you have irregular heart beat. And you came in with heaviness and numbness on the right side of your body since morning. My first impression is a stroke or a mini stroke. Since you are on a blood thinner, a clot from your heart is less likely, but we still don’t know if there might be one. You might have bled into your brain or just outside it. We will need to do a CAT scan of your head to know. Another possibility is that you had your diabetic medications but didn’t eat enough. So your sugars dropped too low and you felt numb and weak 18 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

CLOSURE I will have some tests run on you so I can say what it is for sure. Ok doc. We will draw blood for some tests and you will have a CAT scan of your head. Ok doc. they did the cat scan already Ok great. I will go over the results of the blood tests and take a look at the CT and come back to see you. Then we will talk about what I think and what the further plan is Ok doc. Do you have any other questions or concerns? No doc 19 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

Patient Note A 60 year old Hypertensive, diabetic Caucasian female presented with numbness and heaviness of her right arm since this morning. The right side of her face also felt numb. She reports being in her usual state of health until this morning when her right arm felt heavy and she couldn’t lift it. Her face also felt funny and she had “pins and needles” sensation on the face and rt. Upper extremity. She kept dropping food while eating and her husband noticed her mouth was drooping. She also reports muffled speech since morning Contd… 20 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

Patient Note (Contd…) Patient denies any seizure activity, loss of consciousness, loss of balance, fall, incontinence of urine or stools and up-rolling of eyes. She also denies weakness in any other part of her body. She denies nausea, vomiting, dizziness, changes in vision or feeling sweaty. Her medical history includes hypertension, DM- type 2, A.fib. There is no pmh of stroke or TIA. Denies family hx of stroke or TIA. Her meds include Diuretic, ASA, 2 oral hypoglycemics,warfarin and a rate control agent. She is unaware of their names and dosages. No new meds have recently been added and no doses have been changed. 21 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

Physical Exam Elderly white female in no acute distress. Speech slurred. Unremarkable general examination. CNS : A and O x 3 Rt side face : weak, sensory loss over cheek, angle of mouth and nose. Naso-labial fold on Rt side is lost and angle of mouth is drooping. Pt unable to close her right eye fully. Bell’s sign positive. Sensory : Losses over rt. Arm, forearm and hand. Pt reports numbness in these areas. DTR: Rt plantar extensor, Lt plantar flexor. No losses on Left side of the body. RS and CV exam unremarkable 22 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

Differential Diagnosis and Work Up:  Differential Diagnosis: 1.TIA 2.Stroke 3.Seizure activity 4.Hypoglycemia  Work Up: 1.CMP 2.CBC with Differential 3.CT head (Non contrast)--if not done already 4.EKG--12 lead (pt has irregular rhythm, likely to be Afib, she’s on rate/rhythm control agents) 5.Echocardiography (2D-Echo) 23 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS

Happy Reading 24 USMLE Step 2 CS Sample Case © usmletutoring.com USMLE Step 2 CS