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Generalized Algorithm for the Evaluation of Dermatologic Processes - Branches: Erythroderma Petechial Fluid-Filled Maculopapular #Diagnosis #Dermatology
Generalized Algorithm ... Evaluation of Dermatologic ... #Diagnosis #Dermatology ... #Algorithm #Differential ... #General #Ddxof
Maculopapular - Diagnostic Algorithm Pathophysiology: - Catch-all term with a wide range of potential pathophysiologic mechanisms and causative
Maculopapular - ... Diagnostic Algorithm ... anti-convulsant or sulfa-drug ... #Differential # ... Ddxof
Causes of Thrombocytopenia - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm Decreased Megakaryopoiesis • Aplastic Anemia • Toxic Damage (e.g.
Causes of Thrombocytopenia ... - Differential ... Diagnosis Algorithm ... #Differential # ... #Causes #Hematology
Maculopapular Rashes - THE ALGORITHMIC APPROACH The term maculopapule is a portmanteau, a combination of macule and
- THE ALGORITHMIC ... with either a drug ... have a broader differential ... #Diagnosis #Dermatology ... #Rash #Algorithm
Differential Diagnosis of Hypoglycemia Evaluation of Hypoglycemia Patients with known diabetes who are not systemically ill and can
Differential Diagnosis ... Infectious workup: CXR ... #Hypoglycemia #Differential ... #Algorithm #Drugs ... #Hypoglycemic #Ddxof
Causes of Bleeding / Bruising - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm Thrombocytopenia - Quantitative Defect • Decreased Production •
Bleeding / Bruising - Differential ... Diagnosis Algorithm ... Thrombocytopenia ... Congenital - Rare • Drugs ... #Causes #Hematology
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