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differential management symptoms anesthesiology checklist comparison evaluation falls gca geriatrics giantcell headache headaches hyperthermia pheochromocytoma primary recurrent secondary temporal treatment
Signs and Symptoms Associated With Different Headache Etiologies • Nonfocal mental status changes - Meningitis, encephalitis,
Signs and Symptoms ... - Temporal arteritis ... hemiplegic or anesthetic ... #symptoms #clues ... #differential #diagnosis
Peri-operative Hyperthermia - Guidelines for Crises in Anaesthesia If prolonged or ≥ 39 C this is a
maintained fever CAUSES ... hyperthermia crisis (late sign ... Phaeochromocytoma Neurologic ... #Perioperative ... #Checklist #Diagnosis
Giant cell arteritis (GCA) Giant cell arteritis (GCA) definition: Most common systemic inflammatory vasculitis in older adults
with systemic, neurologic ... Involves large and medium ... systemic sx + signs ... identifies 85 to 95% of cases ... GCA #Temporal #Signs
Headaches Overview - Primary vs Secondary Headaches What’s the Core Difference? • Primary headache = headache is
C" (common for causes ... : • SAH (Thunderclap ... N Neurological signs ... confusion, focal signs ... #Diagnosis
Evaluation of Recurrent Falls Core Concept: Maintaining an upright posture requires the integrated function of multiple systems. Disruption in
Retinopathy • Clues ... positive Romberg sign ... - Rheumatoid arthritis ... Recurrent #Falls #Diagnosis ... Evaluation #Geriatrics #Neurology
Pheochromocytoma - Diagnosis and Management Summary 10 percent rule = 10% of pheochromocytomas are extra-adrenal, multiple, bilateral,
malignant, pediatric cases ... Symptoms and Signs ... common symptoms and signs ... procedures (eg, ... , induction of anesthesia
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