Critically Appraised Topics: Optimal dosing of acetazolamide in the prophylaxis of acute mountain sickness (AMS)?
Dr. Leary, D.O., looks into the literature on Diamox in acutemountain sickness.
Dr. Leary, D.O., looks into the literature on Diamox in acutemountain sickness.
Dr. Leary, D.O., discusses how to interpret the EKG in a patient who presents with syncope.
Last week, we briefly defined hypertensive emergency as acute blood pressure elevation (SBP >180 and/or DBP>120) with evidence of end-organ damage. (Remember, hypertensive urgency is the same blood pressure elevation without end-organ damage). Once we have identified a hypertensive emergency, what are our best treatment options? Below is a quick guide (not comprehensive) to some go-to options.
The next two weeks, we will be reviewing basics of hypertensive crisis (ie severe acute hypertension). Here we start with the real basic basics - defining the conditions.
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