What will be mwelcome for nocturnal hypoglycemia with fever. Associated wid CKD and CAD.

22 year old male complaint of palpitation for 2 days Alcoholic No Cardiac family history BP normal Pulse normal Interpretate ECG and treatment ???

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

Confirmed #covid-19 crp >300, WBC 11, temperature 38.8, spo2 90% room air, RR 30, terrible wheeze, SOB, sweaty. Rapid deterioration in breathing, intubated and ventilated 24 hours later.

A 34-year-old female with a history of obesity, presenting with rapid encephalopathy and dyspnea over 36 hours - has URI symptoms for a week and had negative COVID testing as an outpatient 3 days prior. Urgently intubated, treated as ARDS with the higher PEEPs which we’ve come to associate with COVID lungs on the vent. Also had a component of cardiogenic pulmonary edema - newly found depressed EF to 36%, suspected COVID myocarditis. Positive testing on tracheal aspirate. What do you see on the x-ray?

a patient came with c/o pain abd,fever 5-6 days..TLC increased,LFT and RFT deranged...Hb 6.5gm% ..BT was adviced and one unit of PRBC was transfused...1/2-1 hour after BT ,patient developed tachypnea,tachycardia..desaturated..put on mech vent with high PEEP...improved..may be case of TRALI...comments invited... both the xrays are 24 hour apart...