Tuberous sclerosis presenting features:
✨Zits, Fits, Deficits✨
🔴Zits: adenoma sebaceum
🔴Fits: seizures
🔴Deficits: neurological deficits
✨Zits, Fits, Deficits✨
🔴Zits: adenoma sebaceum
🔴Fits: seizures
🔴Deficits: neurological deficits
💢Coronary Angiography💢
Gold standard for localizing and quantifying CAD
Gold standard for localizing and quantifying CAD
Differential Diagnosis of Poor Bilateral Breath Sounds after Intubation
🔅DOPE🔅
🔺Displaced ETT
🔺Obstruction
🔺Pneumothorax
🔺Esophageal intubation
🔅DOPE🔅
🔺Displaced ETT
🔺Obstruction
🔺Pneumothorax
🔺Esophageal intubation
Antistreptolysin titer (ASO) Used to help in Dx of:
⭕Bacterial endocarditis
⭕Post strep GN
⭕Rheumatic fever
⭕Scarlet fever
⭕Strep pharyngitis
⭕Bacterial endocarditis
⭕Post strep GN
⭕Rheumatic fever
⭕Scarlet fever
⭕Strep pharyngitis
🔘Edge of Ulcer:
✨Punch out edge➡Nurological
✨Undermined ➡Infection
✨Rolled ➡Basal cell carcinoma
✨Everted➡Sequamous cell carcinoma
✨Flat sloping➡Venous
✨Punch out edge➡Nurological
✨Undermined ➡Infection
✨Rolled ➡Basal cell carcinoma
✨Everted➡Sequamous cell carcinoma
✨Flat sloping➡Venous
Leukemia VS Aplastic Anemia:
✨ Leukemia:
▫Pancytopnia
▫Hepatosplenomegaly
✨Aplastic anaemia:
▫ Pancytopnia
▫ NO hepatosplenomegaly
✨ Leukemia:
▫Pancytopnia
▫Hepatosplenomegaly
✨Aplastic anaemia:
▫ Pancytopnia
▫ NO hepatosplenomegaly
4 Important Clinical Feature Of Carcinoid syndrome:
1🔷Wheezing
2🔷Diarrhoea
3🔷Flushing
4🔷Rt sided➡Valvular heart lesion
1🔷Wheezing
2🔷Diarrhoea
3🔷Flushing
4🔷Rt sided➡Valvular heart lesion
Asymmetrical Clubbing🔴Unilateral🔴:
🔹Anomalous aortic arch
🔹Aortic or subclavian artery aneurysm
🔹Brachial arteriovenous aneurysm
🔹Anomalous aortic arch
🔹Aortic or subclavian artery aneurysm
🔹Brachial arteriovenous aneurysm
✨Clinical Triad of Hydatidiform Mole✨
❗️Uterine enlargement inconsistent with dates
❗️Hyperemesis gravidarum
❗️Markedly ⬆ hCG
❗️Uterine enlargement inconsistent with dates
❗️Hyperemesis gravidarum
❗️Markedly ⬆ hCG
🔺Endotracheal intubation “5 Ps indication🔺
💢Patent airway
💢Protects against aspiration
💢Positive pressure ventilation
💢Pulmonary toilet (suction)
💢Pharmacologic administration & hemodynamic instability
💢Patent airway
💢Protects against aspiration
💢Positive pressure ventilation
💢Pulmonary toilet (suction)
💢Pharmacologic administration & hemodynamic instability
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Risk Factors for Post-Operative Nausea and Vomiting:
• Young age
• Female
• History of PONV
• Non-smoker
• Type of surgery: ophtho, ENT, abdo/pelvic, plastics
• Type of anesthetic: N 2 O, opioids, volatile agents
• Young age
• Female
• History of PONV
• Non-smoker
• Type of surgery: ophtho, ENT, abdo/pelvic, plastics
• Type of anesthetic: N 2 O, opioids, volatile agents
Solubility of Volatile Anesthetics in Blood Least Soluble to Most Soluble:
Nitrous oxide < desflurane < sevoflurane < isoflurane < halothane
Nitrous oxide < desflurane < sevoflurane < isoflurane < halothane
Kostmann syndrome:
⭕️Congenital neutropenia
⭕️Autosomal recessive
⭕️Sepsis
⭕️Staphylococcal abscesses
⭕️⬆Risk of Acute myeloid leukemia
⭕️Congenital neutropenia
⭕️Autosomal recessive
⭕️Sepsis
⭕️Staphylococcal abscesses
⭕️⬆Risk of Acute myeloid leukemia