Discharge:
Should you send blood culture if admit?
Dr. Schramm discusses some pearls for management of renal colic.
27 year old male presents with acute onset of left testicular pain. Cremasteric reflex is normal. Some tenderness and a tranverse lie is noted. What is the most likely diagnosis?
A. Testicular Torsion
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So you think your young, healthy, sexually active patient with a painful joint and weird skin findings might have disseminated gonococcal infection or gonococcal arthritis…but you’re not sure of the difference between the two. Is there a difference? Then you wonder how to properly diagnosis and treat such an illness.
