What's the Diagnosis? By Dr. Abby Renko
A 56 yo F w/ hx of DM presents to the ED w/ several days of intermittent R sided headache associated with photophobia, blurry vision, nausea and myalgias.
A 56 yo F w/ hx of DM presents to the ED w/ several days of intermittent R sided headache associated with photophobia, blurry vision, nausea and myalgias.
A 60 yo F presents to the ED w cough and dyspnea.
A 39 yo male presents with change in mental status and tachypnea
A 55 yo M presents to the ED after a fall.
A 16 yo female presents with shortness of breath
A 25 yo male presents with left leg pain
A 45 y/o M with PMhx of HTN and ESRD on dialysis presents to the ED w/ knee pain after slipping at work. On exam, he is unable to extend his leg. An X-ray is done and shown below. What's the diagnosis? (scroll down for answer)
Answer: Quadriceps tendon rupture
A 61 yo F presents to the ED with neck pain after a fall down 15 steps.
A patient comes into the ED with a high fever, shortness of breath, mild headache, diarrhea, and general malaise. It’s 2021… so naturally, the ‘COVID alarms’ start sounding in our heads. But if it were that simple, we probably wouldn't be posting about it, would we?
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