What's the diagnosis? By Dr. Loran Hatch
A 45 yo male presents after MVC with c/o right eye and facial pain.
A 45 yo male presents after MVC with c/o right eye and facial pain.
A 70 yo M presents to the ED with back pain s/p fall one day prior.
A 45 yo male with past medical history of metastatic colon adenocarcinoma presents to the ED with acute on chronic shortness of breath
A 5 y/o M presents to the ED w/ severe L arm pain following a fall off a jungle gym.
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 17 yo F with no past medical history presents to the ED with acute onset of R sided pelvic pain associated with nausea.
A 37 yo male presents with acute exacerbation of chronic back pain
A 70 yo presents to your ED intubated by medics. The patient was reportedly having worsening respiratory distress, was trialed on CPAP but failed, ultimately requiring intubation prior to ED arrival. A stat portable CXR is done and shown below. What's the diagnosis? (scroll down for answer)
Answer: Complete opacification of R hemithorax
A 74 yo female with DM presents with fatigue, nausea, vomiting and malodorous foot
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