A 39 year old previously well female presents to your ED with a 3 day history of abdominal pain and diarrhoea.
Vital Signs:
BP 100/60
PR 110/min
RR 26/min
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A 39 year old previously well female presents to your ED with a 3 day history of abdominal pain and diarrhoea.
Vital Signs:
BP 100/60
PR 110/min
RR 26/min
A 30 year old patient, previously well presents with vomiting and ringing in her ears.
O/E – She looks unwell. Vitals – RR 30/min, BP 100/70, PR 105/min
Her ABG is as follows: Continue reading
A 55 year old female presents to your ED with alcohol intoxication. Describe and Interpret her blood results Continue reading
A 60 year old male is brought to your Emergency Department by ambulance. On scene he was found with a GCS 12 and a BSL of 2.
On route he received 50mls of 50% dextrose ivi. He was vomiting profusely.
The history obtained from family (by paramedics) was that the patient was on a three day alcohol bender, which was not unusual. He was not english speaking. There was a history of malaena and oesophageal varices in the past.
He complained of Thoracic back pain and weakness
On examination
Vitals: GCS 15 BP 100/50 PR 120/min
T 35.8 RR 18/min O2 sats 99% RA
Describe and Interpret the following venous blood gas and results Continue reading