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Ambulatory patient comes with
- hypercalcemia and hypophosphatemia
Primary Hyperparathyroidism
Secondary Hyperparathyoidism
Has hypercalcemia and hypophosphatemia
along with elevated BUN and Creatinine
Rash starts on face–>
Goes to body
Measles
Dusk sore = Bluish
Rash that blanches
Measles
Diagnostic test
Disease specific
IgG
IgM
Exposed to Hep A
Give Hep A vaccination
NewBorn
large heart
Coxsackie
EchoVirus
Adenovirus
Can be transplacental transmission
Positive symptoms in schizophrenia
good prognosis
S100
Melanoma
hcg
seminoma
3 laws of ARDS
See bilateral opacities on CXR
the partial pressure of arterial oxygen is 200 out of a fraction of inspired oxygen
( Normal PAo2/Fio2 is more than 500 mm hg–> less than 300 mm Hg is sign of Lung Injury)
There is no evidence of left heart failure that’s causing the buildup of fluid in the lung
Central venous pressure
Pressure of Vena Cavae
It can be increased due to RHF, ARDS
Left atrial pressure
Measured By PCWP aka Pulmonary artery occlusion pressure
Vague RUQ pain
weight loss
Not associated with meals. movement or positions
Hepatocellular cancer
Solitary nodule on CT Scan
CT scan of abdomen is done most commonly that shows the location and extent
AFP is the marker thats increased
Carcinoembryonic marker
CEA is increased Colon cancer
Dark Skinned and melanoma
Acral Lentiginous Melanoma = 5 percent
Most commonly comes on the sole of foot
discolored patch on skin of elderly
skin that had been exposed to sun
Lentigo Maligna
Superficial Radial Patch
Superficial Spreading Melanoma = 75 percent of melanoma’s
overtime Radial patch transitions to vertical nodular growth
history of cancer
now back pain along with urinary incontinence
lower extremity weakness
Metastasis of cancer causes epidural compression
immediate IV dexamethason and then MRI or CT scan with myelography
Epidural space investigation
Epidural space investigation is done by MRI scanning
paravertebral or hard stuff investigation is done by CT scan
90 percent oxygen saturation means how much is it in the MM hg
60 mm hg
Rovsing Sign
Rovsign sign is seen in Acute Appendicitis
When palpation of LLQ induces pain in the RLQ
Testes Descension by what month
4th month
Ulcerative colitis Enema
Enema of AminoSalicyate
Toxoplasmosis post treatment management
chronic suppression by
Pyrimethamine and Sulfadiazine
Give folinic acid for Pyrimethamine
Cobblestone papillae on upper tarsal Conjunctivae
+
Photophobia
+
with bilateral chemosis
+
history of Asthma
Allergic Conjuctivits
Mast cell stabilizer –> Ketotifen 0.0025%
H1 Receptor Antagonist –> Levocabastine, Emedastine
Positive Anti Cardiolipin Antibodies
+
Lupus Anticoagulant
Tx
Lifelong –> Warfarin –> INR 2.0 to 3.0
During Pregnancy –> Shift to LMWH
Sideroblastic Anemia
Isoniazid
Heme not incorporated into protoporphyrin–> haemoglobin not formed
Iron accumulates on side of the nucleus of RBC–> Encircles the nucleus–> Hence, Ringed