synopsis - Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences
... endometritis, post-caesarean delivery wound infections, postsurgical infections, and subclinical pelvic inflammatory disease.(2) Embryo foetal infections have been reported to cause recurrent spontaneous abortions (RSA) at a rate lower than 4%.(5) In studies of private clinic patients, the prevalenc ...
... endometritis, post-caesarean delivery wound infections, postsurgical infections, and subclinical pelvic inflammatory disease.(2) Embryo foetal infections have been reported to cause recurrent spontaneous abortions (RSA) at a rate lower than 4%.(5) In studies of private clinic patients, the prevalenc ...
Adnexal torsion in a first-trimester pregnant patient without any
... incidence of 3 % among all gyneacological emergencies while its incidence is one in 5000 pregnancies, occuring more frequently in the first trimester. The clinical symptoms are non-specific and could be confused with other acute abdominal emergencies. ...
... incidence of 3 % among all gyneacological emergencies while its incidence is one in 5000 pregnancies, occuring more frequently in the first trimester. The clinical symptoms are non-specific and could be confused with other acute abdominal emergencies. ...
Gestation and Foaling
... • Progesterone initially rises, followed by a slight ↓ then ↑ to a peak at d 80, then gradually ↓ to 1-2 ng/ml during mid-late gestation (d 150). • Second ↑ associated with formation of accessory & secondary CL. • The 5 α pregnanes rise from mid gestation to term. – Produced from maternal cholestero ...
... • Progesterone initially rises, followed by a slight ↓ then ↑ to a peak at d 80, then gradually ↓ to 1-2 ng/ml during mid-late gestation (d 150). • Second ↑ associated with formation of accessory & secondary CL. • The 5 α pregnanes rise from mid gestation to term. – Produced from maternal cholestero ...
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... injury is low, and hospital admission is unwarranted. If fundoscopic examination of this patient shows no papilledema, elevated intracranial pressure can be ruled out. The initial effects of elevated intracranial pressure are bradycardia and hypertension. If this patient were to exhibit a sudden fal ...
... injury is low, and hospital admission is unwarranted. If fundoscopic examination of this patient shows no papilledema, elevated intracranial pressure can be ruled out. The initial effects of elevated intracranial pressure are bradycardia and hypertension. If this patient were to exhibit a sudden fal ...
please check in 15 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment
... only an hour, depending on the case. Examination and skin testing require undressing to the waist. A cape is provided for women. It would be convenient for adult female patients to wear skirts or slacks at these visits. Since we set aside a 2-3-hour appointment slot for new patient appointments, we ...
... only an hour, depending on the case. Examination and skin testing require undressing to the waist. A cape is provided for women. It would be convenient for adult female patients to wear skirts or slacks at these visits. Since we set aside a 2-3-hour appointment slot for new patient appointments, we ...
Duchenne muscular dystrophy
... Definition: Slowly-advancing recessive X-linked myopathy starting during childhood and ending in loss of motor function (loss of mobility at around 10 years of age) and associated with problems - cardiac (heart failure) and respiratory (need for non-invasive ventilation, which may well become invasi ...
... Definition: Slowly-advancing recessive X-linked myopathy starting during childhood and ending in loss of motor function (loss of mobility at around 10 years of age) and associated with problems - cardiac (heart failure) and respiratory (need for non-invasive ventilation, which may well become invasi ...
The Pap Test: Cervical Changes and Further Testing
... Colposcopy: The next diagnostic step All abnormal Pap smear result often requires further evaluation. If the abnormality is minor (i.e. inflammation, or HPV changes) your healthcare provider may choose to repeat the Pap test in a few months, as your own immune system may "clear" the HPV infection an ...
... Colposcopy: The next diagnostic step All abnormal Pap smear result often requires further evaluation. If the abnormality is minor (i.e. inflammation, or HPV changes) your healthcare provider may choose to repeat the Pap test in a few months, as your own immune system may "clear" the HPV infection an ...
Screening for a -Pi deficiency in patients with lung diseases M. Wencker
... pulmonary disease (COPD) and pulmonary emphysema [1, 2]. The major known risk factors are active and passive smoking. Patients who stop smoking have a better prognosis than those who do not [3]. Thus, an early detection of a1-Pi deficiency would enable patients to make lifestyle changes to either pr ...
... pulmonary disease (COPD) and pulmonary emphysema [1, 2]. The major known risk factors are active and passive smoking. Patients who stop smoking have a better prognosis than those who do not [3]. Thus, an early detection of a1-Pi deficiency would enable patients to make lifestyle changes to either pr ...
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... less expensive and is becoming cheaper, which is a hugely exciting development for selected patients and families who have eluded diagnosis. NGS is successful in establishing molecular diagnosis in both early- and adult-onset ataxia, with or without a family history. The key factor, however, for suc ...
... less expensive and is becoming cheaper, which is a hugely exciting development for selected patients and families who have eluded diagnosis. NGS is successful in establishing molecular diagnosis in both early- and adult-onset ataxia, with or without a family history. The key factor, however, for suc ...
2009 American Urological Association Abstracts – PCEC
... Abstract: Introduction and Objective: In a 2006 study by Crawford et. al., men with moderate to severe lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) suggestive of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and elevated serum prostate specific antigen (PSA) were associated with an increased risk of BPH progression (Cr ...
... Abstract: Introduction and Objective: In a 2006 study by Crawford et. al., men with moderate to severe lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) suggestive of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and elevated serum prostate specific antigen (PSA) were associated with an increased risk of BPH progression (Cr ...
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
... The patient doesn’t want their neck flexed because this stretches the meningies. Opisthotonus – can result. Complete extension, arched back, and body going through spasm to make room for the cord. The CNS has no normal flora, and protective measures like the blood/brain barrier to keep it that w ...
... The patient doesn’t want their neck flexed because this stretches the meningies. Opisthotonus – can result. Complete extension, arched back, and body going through spasm to make room for the cord. The CNS has no normal flora, and protective measures like the blood/brain barrier to keep it that w ...
Take5: Laboratory Values
... • If a patient has severe hypocalcemia, take seizure precautions and assess the airway; and take safety precautions if confusion is present. Also, monitor for tetany, tingling sensations in the tips of the fingers, around the mouth, and in the feet. Spasms of the muscles of the extremities and face ...
... • If a patient has severe hypocalcemia, take seizure precautions and assess the airway; and take safety precautions if confusion is present. Also, monitor for tetany, tingling sensations in the tips of the fingers, around the mouth, and in the feet. Spasms of the muscles of the extremities and face ...
The Effects of Adderall on Maternal and Fetal Health
... Methamphetamines can easily penetrate the fetal placental barrier. Because the placental barrier is dependent entirely on the mother for survival (nutrients, blood flow etc.), drugs used by the mother will more greatly impact the fetus than they would if the fetus were injected directly by the drug ...
... Methamphetamines can easily penetrate the fetal placental barrier. Because the placental barrier is dependent entirely on the mother for survival (nutrients, blood flow etc.), drugs used by the mother will more greatly impact the fetus than they would if the fetus were injected directly by the drug ...
Part IV Issues Specific to Disability
... increase with age – Compromise respiratory status – Complicate positioning for exams and the interpretation of bone densitometry. ...
... increase with age – Compromise respiratory status – Complicate positioning for exams and the interpretation of bone densitometry. ...
Educational Topic 43: Amenorrhea - Association of Professors of
... of 2mIU/ml. What further evaluation is needed and what treatment would you offer her? What is she at risk for? ...
... of 2mIU/ml. What further evaluation is needed and what treatment would you offer her? What is she at risk for? ...
Pregnancy - A Young Person`s Guide
... reasons due to problems with the pregnancy. It happens in around 10–15 per cent of pregnancies. Most of them occur during the first 12 weeks. An early miscarriage can be like a very heavy period with bleeding and cramps. A GP will advise if any treatment is needed. ...
... reasons due to problems with the pregnancy. It happens in around 10–15 per cent of pregnancies. Most of them occur during the first 12 weeks. An early miscarriage can be like a very heavy period with bleeding and cramps. A GP will advise if any treatment is needed. ...
View Presentation - Tyacan Foundation
... Increased mortality among women with PABC which peaked around 2 years after diagnosis. Mortality increase was most pronounced in women diagnosed shortly after delivery indicating ...
... Increased mortality among women with PABC which peaked around 2 years after diagnosis. Mortality increase was most pronounced in women diagnosed shortly after delivery indicating ...
Question paper
... this means that he has an increased risk of developing dementia. He asks if it is safe for him to continue to drive his car. What do you tell him? A) He can continue to drive if there are no concerns that he may be unsafe B) He needs to contact the DVLA who will then decide C) He should have a test ...
... this means that he has an increased risk of developing dementia. He asks if it is safe for him to continue to drive his car. What do you tell him? A) He can continue to drive if there are no concerns that he may be unsafe B) He needs to contact the DVLA who will then decide C) He should have a test ...
Idiopathic Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension in a Young Patient with
... characteristic right ventricular hypertrophy and strain with right axis deviation (Figure 3). Transthoracic and transoesophageal echocardiography showed a normal left ventricle, a dilated right ventricle with preserved systolic function, moderate tricuspid regurgitation with an estimated right ventr ...
... characteristic right ventricular hypertrophy and strain with right axis deviation (Figure 3). Transthoracic and transoesophageal echocardiography showed a normal left ventricle, a dilated right ventricle with preserved systolic function, moderate tricuspid regurgitation with an estimated right ventr ...
ESR - International Journal of Pharmacy and Biological Sciences
... CRP is not affected by as many other factors as is ESR, making it a better marker of inflammation. CRP is an acute phase protein produced by the liver during an inflammatory reaction. Since CRP levels in the blood rise more quickly after the inflammatory or infective process begins, ESR is often rep ...
... CRP is not affected by as many other factors as is ESR, making it a better marker of inflammation. CRP is an acute phase protein produced by the liver during an inflammatory reaction. Since CRP levels in the blood rise more quickly after the inflammatory or infective process begins, ESR is often rep ...
Gastrointestinal Disorders in Pediatric Patients
... Nursing care- Binding not effective. Monitor for obstruction or strangulation ...
... Nursing care- Binding not effective. Monitor for obstruction or strangulation ...
Experts on Call - STA HealthCare Communications
... result in a v-shaped notch at the tip. The decision on whether surgery is an appropriate treatment has been the subject of ...
... result in a v-shaped notch at the tip. The decision on whether surgery is an appropriate treatment has been the subject of ...
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... e. Admission Medications (unless changes noted in discharge med list) f. Admission Physical Exam (pertinent findings only) g. Diagnostic tests (pertinent test results only, not a complete list; recite key findings rather than entire reports) h. Procedures (list major/invasive procedures) i. Consulta ...
... e. Admission Medications (unless changes noted in discharge med list) f. Admission Physical Exam (pertinent findings only) g. Diagnostic tests (pertinent test results only, not a complete list; recite key findings rather than entire reports) h. Procedures (list major/invasive procedures) i. Consulta ...
... minutes until pain relief, then fentanyl patient-controlled analgesia) was compared with paracervical block (10 mL 0.25% bupivacaine) in a prospective, randomized fashion. The trial was interrupted after enrollment of the 12th healthy, term newborn because there was a significant decrease in Sp02 to ...