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diagnosis differential dermatology pruritus systemic alopecia anemia dyslipidemia endocrinology focal gynecomastia hairloss hematology hyperlipidemia lipidprofiles normocytic primary primarycare
Abnormal Lipid Profiles - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm Increased Cholesterol and Triglycerides - Genetic Causes
Abnormal Lipid Profiles ... Differential Diagnosis Algorithm ... Hypothyroid ... #Dyslipidemia #Abnormal ... Differential #Diagnosis #Algorithm
Pruritus - Generalized Differential Diagnosis Algorithm - Systemic and Primary Causes == Primary Skin Lesions == Macules /
Pruritus - Generalized ... Systemic and Primary Causes ... /uremia TSH & T4 ... Pruritus #primary #secondary ... #causes
Causes of Anemia with Normal Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV) - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm Decreased WBCs - Decreased/NormaI
Causes of Anemia ... Hypersplenism • Secondary ... Anemias (MAHA) - Abnormal ... Cancer • Hypothyroid ... #Causes #Hematology
Hair Loss (Alopecia) - General (Diffuse and Focal) Differential Diagnosis Algorithm DIFFUSE Scarring - Irreversible-biopsy required • Lupus
Differential Diagnosis Algorithm ... contraceptives • Hyperthyroid ... decalvans - Secondary ... areata • Secondary ... #causes
Gynecomastia - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm No Testicular Mass on Ultrasound • Adrenal Neoplasm • Increased Extraglomerular Aromatase
Differential Diagnosis Algorithm ... Tumor Increased T4 ... T4 and TSH • ... • Non-Tumor Secondary ... #causes #endocrinology
Pruritus - No Primary Skin Lesion - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm Blood Glucose: • Diabetes Mellitus Liver Function Tests/Enzymes:
Differential Diagnosis Algorithm ... /uremia TSH & T4 ... #Pruritus #secondary ... #systemic #generalized ... #causes
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