Category Clinical

Angina

Overview Angina refers to chest pain on exertion. The chest pain is always sub-sternal, and is described as crushing/heavy, lasts minutes to hours, and may radiate to the upper arm…...

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Thoracic Trauma

Overview Emphasis in thoracic trauma is on proper airway and breathing (since injury can be to the airway structures themselves). Patients with thoracic trauma should be put on 100% O2…...

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HIV/AIDS

Overview Most patients with HIV are asymptomatic but some present with a flu-like illness in the weeks following exposure. Transmission HIV is spread parentally via infected body fluids (sexual contact,…...

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Infectious Anorectal Pathologies

Pilonidal Disease Pilonidal means “nest of hair”. Pilonidal disease refers to an abscess, cyst or sinus in the intergluteal cleft, often containing hair or other debris. They commonly occur along…...

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Benign Anorectal Pathologies

Anatomy of the Anal Canal Above the dentate line Below the dentate line Origin Hindgut (Endoderm) Cloaca (Ectoderm) Epithelium Simple columnar Non-keratinizing stratified squamous Arterial supply Superior rectal artery br.…...

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Cognitive Development

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Summary of important cognitive milestones Age Milestones 1 month old Reacts to voice, established eye contact 2 months old Tracks object 180* 4 months old Recognizes hand 6 months old…...

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Seizures

Approach to Unexplained Seizures Patients with epilepsy are physically normal and asymptomatic between events Elements of a seizure Element Description Features Prodrome Precedes the seizure and last hours to days.…...

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Introduction to Fractures

How fractures occur A fracture is a break in the structural continuity of bone. Simply put, it is a broken bone. Types of fractures Type Description Complete fracture Bone is…...

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