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- Board Review: Cardiology
- Board Review: Dermatology
- Board Review: Dermatology
- Board Review: In from one END out the OTHER
- Board Review: In from one END out the OTHER
- Board Review: Oh SNAP!
- Board Review: Oh SNAP!
- Board Review: Oh SNAP!
- Board Review: Oh SNAP!
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Kat Kaminski, MD
Board Review: Dermatology
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A 50 yo female with a history of gout and seizures presents to the ED with malaise. On exam you notice an erythematous, confluent, macular rash seen below as well as significant facial edema. Lymphadenopathy is present. VS are as follows: T 100.F HR 105 BP 150/85 SpO2 99% RR 18.
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Board Review: Dermatology
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30 year old male with past medical history of asthma p/w rash onset one week ago. Rash has been worsening throughout the past week. It was initially isolated to the upper extremities but now has spread to the legs as well. It is described as “itchy”. Patient has not tried any medication for symptoms.
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A four year old female with a history of seizures presents to the ED with a progressively worsening rash in the setting of 2 days of fever.
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Board Review: Oh SNAP!
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A 21 year old otherwise healthy female presents to the ED after an MVC. She reports that she was driving when the car was hit in traffic. During your physical exam, you notice the finding below. An X-ray of the foot is negative for fracture. What is the best test to evaluate this injury?
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Board Review: In from one END out the OTHER
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65 year old male with no known past medical history presenting with constipation that has been worsening over the past month. Patient is a daily smoker and has not seen a doctor in twenty-five years. He has tried docusate, senna, and miralax at home with no improvement in symptoms.
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Board Review: In from one END out the OTHER
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A 60 yo female with a history of DM and HTN presents to the ED with fever and AMS. Family reports that this morning she appeared confused and generally ill, prompting a call to 911. In the ED, her vital signs are as follows: T: 39C; HR:120; BP: 85/40; RR:26; SpO2: 97%.
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Board Review: In from one END out the OTHER
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A 55 year old male with a history of cirrhosis and HTN presents to the ED with progressively worsening abdominal pain and distension for the past week. Vitals are as follows: T101F HR110 BP150/95 SpO297% RR20.
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