@GalaxyTechie thanks man for these!! but cant customise the complications (none is selected for all of them and i cant change it)
i have the watch 6 classic
A febrile neutropenic patient presents with shock.
You start Vancomycin + Piptaz
The fever continues. Shock improved with bolus.
The spikes are still there.
Do you de-escalate to ceftriaxone?
NO.
De-escalation is death.
Antidromic reciprocating tachycardia in a patient with Wolff-Parkinson-White refers to:
A) AV conduction proceeding via the normal AV conduction system with return via the accessory pathway
B) AV conduction via the accessory pathway with return via the normal ventriculoatrial conduction system
C) AVNRT with additional conduction via the accessory pathway
D) None of the above
Comment your answer 👇
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@dralisonj I had to look that up as I wondered why I haven’t seen Candida outside the oesophagus. Turns out that Candida is extremely susceptible to stomach acid and is excruciatingly rare in the UGI tract. In the colon, it does have this pseuodomembranous look 🙌
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@BrownJHM@grepmeded Winged scapula-caused due to damage or impaired innervation to the serratus anterior muscle.S/S-Pain ,fatigue,deformed shoulder,spasms,limited range of motion.Test-ask patient to flex their shoulder to 180 degrees, again to slowly extend their shoulder and examine scapula motion.