stroke - pdui pusat
... Antiplatelet & Anticoagulation as prescribed by neurologist Control all risk factors Can be done in Primary Health Care Consult to neurologist Every 6 month for advance risk factor management, or If there is suspicion of new stroke event ...
... Antiplatelet & Anticoagulation as prescribed by neurologist Control all risk factors Can be done in Primary Health Care Consult to neurologist Every 6 month for advance risk factor management, or If there is suspicion of new stroke event ...
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... An adult presents with severe dyspnea and increased work of breathing. The pt has a history of left heart failure & denies history of asthma or COPD. VS: BP 180/96; P 100; R 28 and labored; SpO2 74%; and ETCO2 45 with a square waveform. Lung sounds: bilateral wheezes. The patient produces an IDPH PO ...
... An adult presents with severe dyspnea and increased work of breathing. The pt has a history of left heart failure & denies history of asthma or COPD. VS: BP 180/96; P 100; R 28 and labored; SpO2 74%; and ETCO2 45 with a square waveform. Lung sounds: bilateral wheezes. The patient produces an IDPH PO ...
3.6 Neurological disorders associated with malnutrition 111
... acute malnutrition (wasting) also seem to lead to similar impairments. The studies also indicate that the period in utero and up to two years of age represents a particularly vulnerable time for general malnutrition (4). In addition to food supplementation, it has been nicely demonstrated that stimu ...
... acute malnutrition (wasting) also seem to lead to similar impairments. The studies also indicate that the period in utero and up to two years of age represents a particularly vulnerable time for general malnutrition (4). In addition to food supplementation, it has been nicely demonstrated that stimu ...
Case Report Atypical Cogan`s Syndrome
... for the diagnosis, which is based on the clinical presentation, medical history, and exclusion of other causes. Due to the variety of ocular and systemic inflammatory symptoms, there are numerous differential diagnoses (Table 1). In this case, a positive Weil-Felix reaction was obtained, although wi ...
... for the diagnosis, which is based on the clinical presentation, medical history, and exclusion of other causes. Due to the variety of ocular and systemic inflammatory symptoms, there are numerous differential diagnoses (Table 1). In this case, a positive Weil-Felix reaction was obtained, although wi ...
From Innovation to Clinical Value An Evaluation of Innovative Neurological Medical Devices
... A global mapping of early stage medical technology companies active in the neurology field has been implemented. The companies have emerging products and have undergone an evaluation by clinicians concerning the ability to provide clinical value for Swedish health care. The evaluation process has be ...
... A global mapping of early stage medical technology companies active in the neurology field has been implemented. The companies have emerging products and have undergone an evaluation by clinicians concerning the ability to provide clinical value for Swedish health care. The evaluation process has be ...
Platelets Purpose, Pictures plus Problems Platelets
... o Less severe cases are usually treated with oral prednisone o Steroid therapy is reduced as the platelet count increases and patient symptoms stabilize o Approx. 75% of patients will experience a relapse during dose reduction or cessation ...
... o Less severe cases are usually treated with oral prednisone o Steroid therapy is reduced as the platelet count increases and patient symptoms stabilize o Approx. 75% of patients will experience a relapse during dose reduction or cessation ...
Pediatric Asthma: Review of Medical Management Guidelines and
... •Refer to specialist if control can’t be obtained in 3-6 months using step guidelines or if patient has 2 or more emergency room visits or hospitalizations in 1 year ...
... •Refer to specialist if control can’t be obtained in 3-6 months using step guidelines or if patient has 2 or more emergency room visits or hospitalizations in 1 year ...
Chronic Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding: Ob.Gyn. News
... frequent changes of pads or tampons interferes with daily function, and HMB may be associated with cramps or pelvic pain and an uncomfortable sensation of lowerabdominal heaviness. ...
... frequent changes of pads or tampons interferes with daily function, and HMB may be associated with cramps or pelvic pain and an uncomfortable sensation of lowerabdominal heaviness. ...
Full Text - International Advanced Otology
... optokinetic stimuli. She also developed a persistent, spontaneous, down-beating nystagmus. In agreement with our neurologist, we considered such nystagmus related to the AC. A neurosurgical consultation was carried out, which however excluded any surgical approach in relation to patient’s age and ab ...
... optokinetic stimuli. She also developed a persistent, spontaneous, down-beating nystagmus. In agreement with our neurologist, we considered such nystagmus related to the AC. A neurosurgical consultation was carried out, which however excluded any surgical approach in relation to patient’s age and ab ...
Critical Thinking in Diagnosing Primary Open
... analysis of the case. Students at all levels should be encouraged to identify assumptions, analyze points of view, and recognize the impact of these concepts on the case and a patient encounter. Primary open-angle glaucoma is the leading cause of irreversible blindness worldwide.1 In 2004, the overa ...
... analysis of the case. Students at all levels should be encouraged to identify assumptions, analyze points of view, and recognize the impact of these concepts on the case and a patient encounter. Primary open-angle glaucoma is the leading cause of irreversible blindness worldwide.1 In 2004, the overa ...
Colonoscopy Report
... Follow-up colonoscopy: Timing depends upon the patient’s tissue pathology report, personal and family history. In most cases, a follow-up colonoscopy every 10-years will suffice. A follow-up colonoscopy every 2-years is recommended for patients that were diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease; or ...
... Follow-up colonoscopy: Timing depends upon the patient’s tissue pathology report, personal and family history. In most cases, a follow-up colonoscopy every 10-years will suffice. A follow-up colonoscopy every 2-years is recommended for patients that were diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease; or ...
A 7-year-old boy is brought to the emergency department by his
... It can be helpful in verifying the presence of kidney stones. However, uric acid stones are radiolucent and would not be seen on a plain film. A renal ultrasound (choice E) is incorrect because an ultrasound cannot visualize the presence of ureteral stones. It can tell us whether the patient has hyd ...
... It can be helpful in verifying the presence of kidney stones. However, uric acid stones are radiolucent and would not be seen on a plain film. A renal ultrasound (choice E) is incorrect because an ultrasound cannot visualize the presence of ureteral stones. It can tell us whether the patient has hyd ...
Advanced Hygiene Therapy - Developing a Comprehensive Approach
... We will also discuss the assisted model of hygiene care and effective instrument sharpening. We will also explore strategies for dealing with refusal of definitive care. ...
... We will also discuss the assisted model of hygiene care and effective instrument sharpening. We will also explore strategies for dealing with refusal of definitive care. ...
p. TrH1 - Viktor`s Notes for the Neurosurgery Resident
... 5% of all patients die at site of accident (60% of fatalities occur before patients can be admitted to hospital). also see “Prehospital Management” below N.B. in gunshot TBI, mortality is 90-92% (73-76% are dead at scene; of remaining, 60% die at hospital) 50,000 individuals each year die from hea ...
... 5% of all patients die at site of accident (60% of fatalities occur before patients can be admitted to hospital). also see “Prehospital Management” below N.B. in gunshot TBI, mortality is 90-92% (73-76% are dead at scene; of remaining, 60% die at hospital) 50,000 individuals each year die from hea ...
THYROFLEX 4G INSTRUCTION MANUAL Table of Content
... There is a connectivity button on the bottom right had corner of the screen called “Device” and “Server.” If the USB of the hammer and linkbox are not connected then it will show in red, “No Device” or, if it is connected it will show in green “Device.” If you are connected to the Internet it will s ...
... There is a connectivity button on the bottom right had corner of the screen called “Device” and “Server.” If the USB of the hammer and linkbox are not connected then it will show in red, “No Device” or, if it is connected it will show in green “Device.” If you are connected to the Internet it will s ...
Audiometry and Hearing Loss Examples
... The lower down the graph the points are plotted, the worse the hearing. The different shaded areas indicate the different classifications of hearing loss. For example, if an individual’s thresholds were all between 40 and 60 dB we would say they have a moderate hearing loss. The most common way of h ...
... The lower down the graph the points are plotted, the worse the hearing. The different shaded areas indicate the different classifications of hearing loss. For example, if an individual’s thresholds were all between 40 and 60 dB we would say they have a moderate hearing loss. The most common way of h ...
otorhinolaryngology - The Brookside Associates
... environmental conditions include heat, cold, moisture, dryness, high ambient noise levels, and poor hygiene conditions. These ENT conditions can elicit episodes of pain, vertigo, disequilibrium, and nausea. They may also introduce communication problems through temporary or permanent impairment of a ...
... environmental conditions include heat, cold, moisture, dryness, high ambient noise levels, and poor hygiene conditions. These ENT conditions can elicit episodes of pain, vertigo, disequilibrium, and nausea. They may also introduce communication problems through temporary or permanent impairment of a ...
Halim Fadil, MD - Kane Hall Barry Neurology
... • The patient had a history of long-standing ET supported by a positive family history (present in 50% of patients) and response to alcohol • In addition to the bilateral action tremor typical of ET, the examination demonstrates subtle features of asymmetric rest tremor, suggestive of early PD • The ...
... • The patient had a history of long-standing ET supported by a positive family history (present in 50% of patients) and response to alcohol • In addition to the bilateral action tremor typical of ET, the examination demonstrates subtle features of asymmetric rest tremor, suggestive of early PD • The ...