Respiratory Distress
... – Def: an involuntary respiratory reflex with spastic contraction of the inspiratory muscles against a closed glottis, producing the characteristic sound – There is no specific protective purpose known for hiccups ...
... – Def: an involuntary respiratory reflex with spastic contraction of the inspiratory muscles against a closed glottis, producing the characteristic sound – There is no specific protective purpose known for hiccups ...
ACUTE BACTERIAL PYELONEPHRITIS
... (2-9.5%), most often during the late second and early third trimesters. Pyelonephritis is significantly more common in females than in males, although this difference narrows considerably with increasing age. Acute pyelonephritis shows a seasonal variation. ...
... (2-9.5%), most often during the late second and early third trimesters. Pyelonephritis is significantly more common in females than in males, although this difference narrows considerably with increasing age. Acute pyelonephritis shows a seasonal variation. ...
Seminar - Sydney University Medical Society
... o Right Coronary Artery [RCA] will initially travel on the anterior aspect of the heart before progressing to the posterior aspect of the heart In 80% of patients, the Posterior Interventricular Artery (also known as the Posterior Descending Artery [PDA]) [which travels within the Posterior Interv ...
... o Right Coronary Artery [RCA] will initially travel on the anterior aspect of the heart before progressing to the posterior aspect of the heart In 80% of patients, the Posterior Interventricular Artery (also known as the Posterior Descending Artery [PDA]) [which travels within the Posterior Interv ...
Staphylococcal Toxic Shock Syndrome Caused By An
... treatment [1]. The asymptomatic presence of Staphylococcus aureus (SA) in places such as the nasopharyngeal or perineal area is recorded in a large percent of the population [1]. However, in certain conditions, this bacteria could produce a severe form of STSS, and the use of intravaginal tampons is ...
... treatment [1]. The asymptomatic presence of Staphylococcus aureus (SA) in places such as the nasopharyngeal or perineal area is recorded in a large percent of the population [1]. However, in certain conditions, this bacteria could produce a severe form of STSS, and the use of intravaginal tampons is ...
“Tinkle Tinkle Little Girl, How We Wonder Why You Can`t”: An
... herbicides and pesticides in a locked cabinet. These materials were sprayed annually on the farm but not immediately prior to the development of her symptoms. The neurology team discovered a history of a viral respiratory illness preceding the patient’s symptoms by two to three weeks. Her initial ne ...
... herbicides and pesticides in a locked cabinet. These materials were sprayed annually on the farm but not immediately prior to the development of her symptoms. The neurology team discovered a history of a viral respiratory illness preceding the patient’s symptoms by two to three weeks. Her initial ne ...
Jennifer Krauland, DO Internal Medicine/Pediatrics PGY 3 Grand Rounds September 24, 2014
... bihemispheric cerebral dysfunction as well as suggestive of more pronounced dysfunction over the left parasagital area ...
... bihemispheric cerebral dysfunction as well as suggestive of more pronounced dysfunction over the left parasagital area ...
unusual presentation of superior vena cava - SIR
... ▪The patient also experienced severe epistaxis which required transfusion of 7 units of pRBCs. An epistaxis embolization procedure also failed to achieve hemostasis. ▪When symptoms of angioedema failed to respond adequately to these measures, rheumatology and hematology/oncology were consulted for f ...
... ▪The patient also experienced severe epistaxis which required transfusion of 7 units of pRBCs. An epistaxis embolization procedure also failed to achieve hemostasis. ▪When symptoms of angioedema failed to respond adequately to these measures, rheumatology and hematology/oncology were consulted for f ...
MIG3 bioceramic t-shirt for tendinitis of the shoulder – a case study
... synthesis and, consequently, stimulating the synthesis of proteins such as collagen and elastin. It also enhances cell division. In order to provoke this increase in metabolism, the extracellular medium is required to be healthy. Infrared stimulates chemical mediators and hormones that will act on t ...
... synthesis and, consequently, stimulating the synthesis of proteins such as collagen and elastin. It also enhances cell division. In order to provoke this increase in metabolism, the extracellular medium is required to be healthy. Infrared stimulates chemical mediators and hormones that will act on t ...
acid-base problems
... Acetaminophen Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents COX 2 inhibitors Others: Clofibrate Cyclophosphamide Somatostatin Ecstasy ...
... Acetaminophen Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents COX 2 inhibitors Others: Clofibrate Cyclophosphamide Somatostatin Ecstasy ...
basilar rales
... • A significant number of these pseudocysts resolve spontaneously in 6 weeks after their formation. • Large pseudocyst size is not an absolute indication for interventional therapy. ...
... • A significant number of these pseudocysts resolve spontaneously in 6 weeks after their formation. • Large pseudocyst size is not an absolute indication for interventional therapy. ...
Chapter 25 Neurologic Function
... New headaches that occur in the early morning or interrupt sleep Change in vision (e.g., sudden decreased acuity, double vision, and blindness in portion of visual field) Sudden deafness, ringing in ears Mood, personality changes Altered cognition or level of consciousness Clumsiness, unsteady gait ...
... New headaches that occur in the early morning or interrupt sleep Change in vision (e.g., sudden decreased acuity, double vision, and blindness in portion of visual field) Sudden deafness, ringing in ears Mood, personality changes Altered cognition or level of consciousness Clumsiness, unsteady gait ...
Chapter 8 Vital Signs
... The mechanism is the depression of respiratory center or severe hypoxia, causing the increase of PaCO2 to some extent, which result in hyperventilation. When the accumulated carbon dioxide is blown off, the decreased level of it can’t stimulate chemoreceptors and causes apnea. As its level increases ...
... The mechanism is the depression of respiratory center or severe hypoxia, causing the increase of PaCO2 to some extent, which result in hyperventilation. When the accumulated carbon dioxide is blown off, the decreased level of it can’t stimulate chemoreceptors and causes apnea. As its level increases ...
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... become addicted to them rather than quitting smoking, and they may appeal to nonsmokers or young adults who might otherwise not use nicotine products. In this latter regard, there is worry that teens who use e-cigarettes will be more likely to smoke cigarettes, just as has been observed in teens who ...
... become addicted to them rather than quitting smoking, and they may appeal to nonsmokers or young adults who might otherwise not use nicotine products. In this latter regard, there is worry that teens who use e-cigarettes will be more likely to smoke cigarettes, just as has been observed in teens who ...
Amyloidosis
... may develop difficulty breathing (known as “dyspnea”) if the clot forms in or moves into the lungs (known as “pulmonary thromboembolism”) or may develop weakness or paralysis of one or both hind limbs if the clot is located in the arteries going to the hind limbs (known as “iliac or femoral artery t ...
... may develop difficulty breathing (known as “dyspnea”) if the clot forms in or moves into the lungs (known as “pulmonary thromboembolism”) or may develop weakness or paralysis of one or both hind limbs if the clot is located in the arteries going to the hind limbs (known as “iliac or femoral artery t ...
Salivary Gland Disorders
... • Warthon’s duct, drained submandibular gland that opens into anterior floor of mouth. Anatomical relationship: 1. Lingual nerve. 2. Hypoglossal nerve. 3. Anterior facial vein. 4. Facial artery. 5. Marginal mandibular branch of facial nerve. ...
... • Warthon’s duct, drained submandibular gland that opens into anterior floor of mouth. Anatomical relationship: 1. Lingual nerve. 2. Hypoglossal nerve. 3. Anterior facial vein. 4. Facial artery. 5. Marginal mandibular branch of facial nerve. ...
Multisystemic Characteristics of DM: Central Nervous System
... Sleep disorder screening measures are available to primary care physicians to help them determine whether intervention or referral to a sleep laboratory is indicated: o Sleep diaries can help patients and physicians objectify a sense of sleepiness o Actigraphy can provide a quantitative measure of s ...
... Sleep disorder screening measures are available to primary care physicians to help them determine whether intervention or referral to a sleep laboratory is indicated: o Sleep diaries can help patients and physicians objectify a sense of sleepiness o Actigraphy can provide a quantitative measure of s ...
Undernutrition and Weight Loss in the Elderly
... “Meals on Wheels”: causes of weight loss M: medications (dig, theophylline, fluoxetine) ...
... “Meals on Wheels”: causes of weight loss M: medications (dig, theophylline, fluoxetine) ...
Pulmonary arterial hypertension
... as possible, it is essential that it is detected very early. However, it is very difficult to identify in its early stages because its symptoms are similar to those of other heart and lung diseases. Breathlessness, especially when exercising, is the first and main symptom. It may feel as if you are ...
... as possible, it is essential that it is detected very early. However, it is very difficult to identify in its early stages because its symptoms are similar to those of other heart and lung diseases. Breathlessness, especially when exercising, is the first and main symptom. It may feel as if you are ...
Rheumatology Board Review
... • Bone density test vs Fracture risk assessment? • Women: o Age > 65 without risk factors o Age > 50 with risk factors1 ...
... • Bone density test vs Fracture risk assessment? • Women: o Age > 65 without risk factors o Age > 50 with risk factors1 ...
Path Ch 12 (p545-559) Ischemic Heart Disease Leading cause of
... In most cases, there is long period of silent, slow progression of coronary lesions before symptoms appear; syndromes of IHD are only late manifestations of coronary atherosclerosis that may have started during childhood or adolescence IHD usually presents as one or more of the following o MI – ...
... In most cases, there is long period of silent, slow progression of coronary lesions before symptoms appear; syndromes of IHD are only late manifestations of coronary atherosclerosis that may have started during childhood or adolescence IHD usually presents as one or more of the following o MI – ...
Medication Side Effects - Intermountain Healthcare
... Your doctor has recommended medications to help you recover. Many medications have side effects. The table below lists some of the most common side effects, including serious side effects. Other serious side effects are also possible. If you have symptoms not listed here, or if you have any concerns ...
... Your doctor has recommended medications to help you recover. Many medications have side effects. The table below lists some of the most common side effects, including serious side effects. Other serious side effects are also possible. If you have symptoms not listed here, or if you have any concerns ...
Carbon Monoxide Intoxication Presented as Paroxysmal Atrial
... provoke the paroxysmal AF, further studies are necessary to prove the pathogenesis of CO poisoning to paroxysmal AF in healthy patients. Treatment of the CO-poisoned patient begins with immediate high-flow oxygen therapy and aggressive supportive care. Although whether oxygen therapy should be given ...
... provoke the paroxysmal AF, further studies are necessary to prove the pathogenesis of CO poisoning to paroxysmal AF in healthy patients. Treatment of the CO-poisoned patient begins with immediate high-flow oxygen therapy and aggressive supportive care. Although whether oxygen therapy should be given ...