sheen
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Q 1. if pt. comes to u with sever abdominal pain vomiting and fever LabTESTS,AND MOST POSSIBLE DIAGNOSE?
Q 2. A pt. with fever ,right side chest pain and vomiting
LAB TEST and most possible DIAGNOSE?
plz let me know the ans
thanx
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| pathfinder1000
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for the 1st one:
serum (electolytes, amylase, lipasae, bili), XR abdomen, standing, USG abdomen, Blood (cbc)
2nd one:
EKG, serum (LFTs, same as above), XR chest/upper abdo, USG abdo for gall stones, Blood (cbc),
any comments?
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| smile_md
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Question #1
Lab test: Complete Blood count
Serum Lipase, Amylase, Electrolytes
Abdominal Xray, ultrasound of the abdomen
Diagnosis: Age of the patient should be considered too... For pediatrics, we have to rule out Urinary Tract Infection - so urinalysis should be done, Acute Appendicitis should also be considered so CBC must be done... for female of reproductive age... Torsion of ovarian cyst; For elderly... Diverticulitis...
Question #2
Lab tests: EKG, Serum Troponin, CK-MB
CBC, Liver Function Test
USG of Hepato-biliary tree
Diagnosis: T/C Angina Pectoris; R/O Gall Bladder dse.
>>>> M.I. patients can present with fever too....
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| smile_md
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for question #1... if elderly, Diverticulosis....
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