What's the Diagnosis? By Dr. Katie Selman
A 76 yo F presents to the ED w/ L shoulder pain.
A 76 yo F presents to the ED w/ L shoulder pain.
A 30 yo M presents to the ED complaining of atraumatic lower back pain x 2 days
A 60 yo F presents to the ED after a fall from height with pain in her L upper extremity.
A 65 yo M with a PMhx of CHF presents to the ED complaining of abdominal pain and back pain radiating to his bilateral lower extremities since earlier in the day.
An 82 yo F with a history of HTN, DM, CAD, GERD presents to the ED with expressive aphasia that started 1hour prior to arrival. On exam, she has difficulty answering questions but follows commands. CT head is negative, neurology in consulted and tPA is given. An hour later, you are called back into the room for worsening neurologic exam. The patient is awake but not speaking and is unable to follow commands. A stat repeat head CT is ordered and shown below. What's the diagnosis? (scroll down for answer)
A 55 yo M presents to the ED after being struck by a motor vehicle.
A 30 yo F with no past medical history presents to the ED after fall from a 3rd story window.
8 yo F presents to the ED c/o L hip pain.
A 59 yo M presents to the ED complaining of chest pain following an MVC where he was a restrained driver. He reports that he crashed into a cement wall and his chest hit the steering wheel upon impact. On exam, there is noted exquisite tenderness to palpation with a deformity over the sternum. A CXR is obtained. What's the diagnosis? (scroll down for answer)
Diagnosis: Depressed sternal fracture
A 60 yo M presents to the ED for head trauma.
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