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Fainting and Funny Turns
Fainting and Funny Turns

... and any excessive demand on qi and blood, or yin and yang, can lead to deficiency. Any factors that deplete the Kidneys, Heart or Spleen can predispose to fainting or turns. Working excessively long hours or laboring to the point of exhaustion can deplete Spleen and Kidney yang qi. Any activity that ...
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PDF - JACC

... opioid peptide levels positively correlate with pain perception indexes measured from cutaneous tissues. Others have not found such a relation (9,10). These reported differences may be due to many factors, including differences in patient populations, such as possible gender differences to psycholog ...
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AED side effects

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agenda for change - NHS Scotland Recruitment

... Receive and act upon referrals directly from health care professional, assess, prioritise, plan, implement and evaluate care, making referrals to other team members and specialist departments as necessary to ensure optimal quality of care. To manage own caseload of patient, developing effective rela ...
acute red eye
acute red eye

... Investigations CXR, lumbar XR, autoimmune serology, HLA B27 Bilateral cases or severe cases Treatment  Mydriatic / cycloplegics to break synechiae, comfort  Topical steroids, depending on severity, initally can be ½ hourly  May need sub conjunctival steroid if very severe ...
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Neurology Case Studies: Cerebrovascular Disease MD , Louis R. Caplan, MD

... On examination, her blood pressure was 118/70 and her pulse was 80 and regular. On neurologic examination she had a complete right hemianopia. There was some ataxia and loss of fine finger movements on her right side. A head CT was normal. There was restricted diffusion in the territory of the left pos ...
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Chapter 9 – Neck and Back Pain - American Academy of Neurology

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Pediatric Radiology

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Pediatric Radiology for Medical Students

... • (CCAM) is a hamartoma of the lung. • If it causes a mass effect ,it is surgically resected, but some may regress • Usually discovered on prenatal US • May not be recognized on the postnatal CXR. • Chest CT may be necessary to demonstrate the CCAM. • The presentation can vary from a large cystic le ...
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C-Section Patient Teaching

... • There is an increase in lochia flow when ambulating for the FIRST time because of pooling in the vagina • A foul odor is ABNORMAL! • The progression of lochia through the 3 stages is important because it indicates normal uterine healing • Menstrual Period• Returns in bottle feeding moms usually wi ...
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“Rigor Mortis” in a Live Patient

... with inspired oxygen concentration of 0.8, frequency of 15 breaths/ min, and tidal volume. The patient had stormy postoperative period with low cardiac output syndrome, manifested by cold clammy peripheries, urine output ⬍0.2 mL/kg/hr despite continuing the vasopressor and inotropic medications. On ...
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Case # 1: Snoring in a 7 year old female

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Coiling - Cerebral Aneurysm

... An Intra-Cranial Aneurysm is an abnormality and weakness in the wall of a blood vessel in the brain. Coiling (or embolisation) is where tiny coils of soft metal thread are used to block off the blood flow in the aneurysm. Coils are inserted into the aneurysm the blood inside the aneurysm clots and p ...
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Cardiac Nuclear Medicine

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Heart rate management in coronary artery disease: the CLARIFY

... pure heart rate-lowering agent, was associated with a reduction in the risk of coronary events, particularly fatal and non-fatal myocardial infarction, among patients with a baseline heart rate above 70 b.p.m., providing additional validation that elevated heart rate is indeed in the causal pathway ...
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