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Alcohol Withdrawal Timeline Stage 1 (8 hours) : Anxiety, insomnia, nausea, & abdominal pain Stage 2 (1-3 days):
Alcohol Withdrawal ... insomnia, nausea, & abdominal ... Hallucinations, fever, seizures ... Withdrawal #Timeline #diagnosis ... #stages #etoh
Appendicitis on POCUS What is your diagnosis? Resolution: appendicitis (criteria >6mm, noncompressible, blind-ended, no peristalsis). When diagnosed by
Appendicitis on POCUS ... When diagnosed by ... twitter.com/EUSmkh/status ... #clinical #ultrasound ... #abdominal
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 Alcohol Withdrawal: Clinical Findings and Complications The onset of alcohol withdrawal generally begins 6-24 hours after the
: Clinical Findings ... >2 days after EtOH ... Life-threatening state ... Pathophysiology #Diagnosis ... Signs #Symptoms #EtOH
Rhabdomyolysis - Differential Diagnosis Framework and Management Summary Causes of Rhabdomyolysis: • Trauma: - Immobilization - Crush injury - Compartment
exertion/training - Seizures ... Toxins - Drugs - Statins ... - ETOH - Infection ... Dermatomyositis Clinical ... Tachycardia - N/V - Abdominal
Diverticulitis on Abdominal POCUS Which diagnosis does this clip demonstrate? Resolution: Diverticulitis. Quickly diagnosed with the Butterfly iQ
POCUS Which ... diagnosis does this ... twitter.com/EUSmkh/status ... #POCUS #clinical ... #ultrasound
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 Causes of Lactate Elevation, Lactic Acidosis - Differential Diagnosis The most common causes of hyperlactatemia are usually:
presentations and disease states ... / hypoxemia -> focus ... circulation If drugs, seizures ... Heavy exercise - Seizures ... Hypoglycemia - Alcohol
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