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diagnosis clinical photo product rash reactions abdominal canimorsus cardiology chronic dermatology differential endocarditis fulminans gastroenterology pain purpura transfusion transfusions
Acute Purpura Fulminans Skin Rash on Physical Exam 60 year old male ITP s/p splenectomy 1d
Purpura Fulminans Skin ... rigors, diarrhea, nausea ... in setting of asplenia ... Your blood cxs identify ... BIDMC Infectious Diseases
Capnocytophaga Canimorsus Skin Rash 40 M presents w/ N, V, severe epigastric pain. SHx: smoker, drinks 18
dogs & latter can cause ... underlying r.f as asplenia ... patients who are asplenic ... University Infectious Diseases ... #Rash #dermatology
Chronic Abdominal Pain Causes - Differential Diagnosis Framework Many patients with chronic abdominal pain have had prior
Abdominal Pain Causes ... the patient • Blood ... Back pain • Skin ... Splenomegaly/Abscess • Splenic ... vein thrombus • Splenic
Endocarditis Summary Who? Infectious: • Pre-existing valvular disease • Prosthetic valve • Congenital heart disease • IV substance use • IV catheter • Recent
Microbiology: Blood ... emboli: Cerebral > Splenic ... Septic Emboli Cause ... • Blood cultures ... Endocarditis #diagnosis #management
Blood Product Transfusions One Pager Summary Type and screen - determines blood type and detects in recipient
Causes purpura & ... TRALI): Leading cause ... infections with skin ... Transfusions #diagnosis #management ... #hematology #reactions
Blood Transfusion Reactions Immune Mediated: • Febrile Non-Hemolytic Transfusion Reaction (FNHTR): Most common immune reaction to transfusion.
Causes purpura & ... TRALI): Leading cause ... infections with skin ... Transfusion #diagnosis #management ... #hematology #reactions
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