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Patient with chronic stable angina presents to the ER with severe fatigue. Blood sample collected is shown. What’s the cause?
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Patient has chronic diarrhea and rash that’s painful to the touch. Diagnosis? (h/t - @drkeithsiau)
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Finding in a patient with complaints of fever and joint pains of 5 days duration. What’s this finding called? . Diagnosis ?.
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Which sign is being elicited?. Cause ?.
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Diagnosis?. Which gene is involved?
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What is being demonstrated ?.
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Periorbital Ecchymosis aka Raccoon Eyes. It refers to the appearance of bruising or discoloration around the eyes, resembling the dark circles seen in raccoons. Etiology: . Periorbital ecchymosis can have various causes, including trauma, such as a direct blow to the face or.
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What’s this sign called?. What’s the cause ?
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Periorbital Ecchymosis aka Raccoon Eyes. It refers to the appearance of bruising or discoloration around the eyes, resembling the dark circles seen in raccoons. Etiology: . Periorbital ecchymosis can have various causes, including trauma, such as a direct blow to the face or.
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What’s this sign called?. What’s the cause ?
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Patient presents to the ER with jaundice and confusion after taking herbal medicine prescribed by an Ayurvedic practitioner. What’s the likely diagnosis ?
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RT @rxlinked: Spironolactone induced Gynecomastia . It is an adverse effect of Spironolactone. Mechanism:. 1. decreases testosterone produc….
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Male patient receiving multiple antihypertensives, including a diuretic, presented with this. What’s the cause?
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Alcoholic patient presented with unexplained confusion and slurred speech. What’s this finding called?. Diagnosis ?.
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Patient has a painful, blistering rash in distinct pattern. What’s the diagnosis?.
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Patient has a prominent forehead, scoliosis, and other evident features as shown. Likely diagnosis?
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Disclaimer: . The video depicts a procedure performed by an Eastern medicine practitioner. It does not adhere to medical standards and could promote pseudoscientific practices. Engaging in such practices without medical guidance can be risky and potentially life-threatening.
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Patient presents to an Eastern medicine practitioner with pain and numbness in the arm. What procedure is being performed ?.
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RT @BloodScientist: I legit thought that was a strawberry 😳. Wait. Is it?! 🤔.
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RT @rxlinked: Scarlet Fever. Cause . → Streptococcus pyogenes (Group A Streptococcus). C/F:. → Sore throat.→ Bright red tongue with a “stra….
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Patient presents with fever, rash, and an abnormally looking tongue. What is the diagnosis?
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