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Hossam Hassan
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32 years old lady known case of SLE presented with 3 days history of generalised malaise,nausea and repeated vomiting
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,she was out of town and she did not use her medication for one week
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Vital signs are as follow BP 80/45,pulse 110,RR20,temp. 36.9,,o2 sat. 97% R/A Where you triage this patient
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Patient was shifted to resus. Now she is on bed What do you want to do with her
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2 IV line gauge 18 canulas was inserted blood was drained for investigation ? IV normal saline bolus was given no response
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Gl 3.5 mmol Na 126 K 5.2 mmol Urea 30 mmol Crea. 178 CBC no abnormality
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What is your diagnosis ? What is your immediat action? What is the disposition of the Pt.
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52 years old male syrian known case of hypertension on medication 5 years post renal transplant presented with history of throat pain since last night
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V.S BP 90/50 Pulse 52 RR 16 Temp. 37.1 O2 Sat 93% R/A What is your immediat action
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That is his ECG
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What is your immediat action
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You shifted the patient to resus room 2 IV cannulas G.18 iv fluid started ASA Plavix Heparin 15 lead ECG
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BP Improved with IV Fluid trans cutaneous pacing patient was referred to cardiac cath
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16 years old boy known to have allergy to fish he went to a resturant with his friends and ate alone 1 Kg of shrimps 15 minutes after dinner he started to C/O SOB and generalised skin rash
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V.S BP 70/40 Pulse 120 RR 40 Temp 36.8 O2 Sat 85% R/A
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On examination he is having rhonchi alleover his chest the soft palate and the tongue are swollen the skin is red with maculo papular rashes allover the body What is your immediate action
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Call anaesthesia Prepare fibro optic intubation set Epinephreine Sc,IM,Or IV and why? Antihistamin,steroids,H2 blockerand nebulized beta 2 agonest During intubation what induction agent Are you going to use and why?
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91 years old lady bed riden since 4 years post CVA she is known hypertensive on medication she is in vegetative state since she got that CVA Her daughter C/O that she is vomiting sputum since morning and refusing to eat
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VS BP120/80, pulse 144, O2 Sat. 88% R/A temp. 38.2
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Where do you triage this patient ?
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Pt. is now in resuscitation 2 IV canulas are inserted 2 litter N.S was given Iv Antibiotics was given? O2 4 L by nasal canula was given Paracetamol 1 Gm IV stat Now V.S Bp 125/85 pulse 105 O2 Sat. 95% temp. 37.2
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Investigation CBC WBC 25 with toxic granulation S. createnine 130 Urea 40 S.Lactate 7 CXR
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34 years old male involved in MVA it was front collesion on presentation he is fully conscious oriented pupils equal and reactive V S Bp 80/50 pulse 140 O2 Sat. 82% temp 37
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Examination Diminished air entry Rt side of the chest with raised JVP trachea shifted to the lt What is your immediate action
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Female patient about 36 years old No past medical history Post partum Caesarian Section 2 weeks ago Presented to ER with: ◦ SOB ◦ Pleuretic chest pain increased by inspiration ◦ Tachycardia and tachypnia ◦ Hypotension ◦ O2 sat at room air 88%
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V S BP 85/45, pulse 110,RR 24 O2 sat 88% Where you triage the patient what investigation you want to add
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ECG: ◦ Sinus tachycardia > 110/minute ◦ Right axis deviation & tall R in lead V1 ◦ S1 Q3 T3 ◦ Inverted T-wave in inferior and anteroseptal leads III, AVF, V1,V2, V3, V4 Diagnosis: Massive Pulmonary Embolism
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What is the managment
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Male patient about 46 years old Heavy smoker Presented to ER with typical chest pain radiating to left shoulder.
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ECG: ◦ Hyperacute T-wave in leads I, AVL, V2,V3,V4 ◦ T-wave wide and greater than R wave ◦ Reciprocal depression in inferior leads III, AVF Diagnosis: Acute Anterolateral Myocardial Infarction
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