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Geriatric female with PMHx DM, HTN, A fib on Xarelto, chronic facial asymmetry present to ED following fall at home, change in mental status and febrile. Suggestions? Should I sent for COVID-19 test.
Dr. Harshita Jain3 Likes26 Answers - Login to View the image
Female 45y, had some mild signs that might suggest COVID in the past 3 weeks (no fever, but mild rhinitis and cough). Since one week has these painful chilblains. Blood tests are on going. Do patients report of same pictures during the COVID pandemic? Please discuss the case.
Dr. Yogesh Varma6 Likes26 Answers - Login to View the image
Happy World Oral Health Day to all This is a 35-years-old female, suffering from Bipolar Disorder. She is my patient and being treated for her condition. She is satisfied with the treatment, doing much better now and re-joined her job.
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A 53-year-old female was admitted with infected traumatic cutaneous ulcers. The infectious organism was Staphylococcus aureus, and levofloxacin was administered. She had been diagnosed with bronchial asthma during childhood and had been treated by her family doctor. For several years, her bronchial asthma worsened and she was treated with fluticasone/salmeterol (500 mcg/100 mcg per day), prednisolone (10 mg per day), theophylline (400 mg per day), and pranlukast (leukotriene receptor antagonist, 450 mg per day). She had suffered from dyspnea upon exertion and wheezing continuously for the prior two months. Pulmonary function tests, which had been conducted three months before admission, showed a pattern of obstruction
Dr. Somi Suyal4 Likes24 Answers - Login to View the image
A 46-year-old female, was admitted for wheezing and dyspnea. She had been diagnosed with asthma 10 years previously and was well controlled using budesonide at 160 μg + formoterol at 4.5 μg b.i.d. combination therapy until 5 months before when she had a severe asthma attack at that time, during which her wheezing was not well correlated with physical exercise and had persisted for several months. She was treated unsuccessfully with budesonide at 320 μg + formoterol at 9 μg b.i.d. combination, montelukast at 10 mg/day, and oral steroids. Her medical history was significant for appendectomy and hemorrhoidectomy. She was taking thyroid hormone for Hashimoto's thyroiditis and calcium tablets for osteoporosis. What is your opinion on the case?
Dr. Narendra Kumar1 Like22 Answers