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Case of the week 17

Posted on July 2, 2020 by PS Bhowmik

Time- 0100

A 55-year-old man brought in by ambulance with a history of hematemesis.

His initial vitals are-

GCS15, Pulse- 125, BP- 110/70, Sats- 97%, Temp- 36.5

  • Outline your assessment of this patient?

17. Case of the week- 29.06.20 Hematemesis

See the notes section of the presentation for answers.

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This entry was posted in Advanced EM Cases, Circulation, Clinical Case of the Week, Haematology and tagged Alcohol liver disease, CCOW, haematemesis by PS Bhowmik. Bookmark the permalink.

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