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Introduction-mdm Abdominal pain Table of Contents Introduction------------------------------------------------------------ Priorities The process of making a decision Table I. Number and percent distribution of reasons of emergency department visits Table II. Number and percent distribution of emergency department visits with corresponding standard errors, by primary diagnosis Table III. Number and percent of drug mentions for the 20 most frequently occurring therapeutic drug classes at emergency department visits The Case Figure1- Approach to hemoptysis Figure 2- Approach to eosinophilia Figure 3- Approach to abdominal pain Figure-4: Approach to abdominal mass (organomegaly) Table IV- Yield and cost of individual common diagnostic tests performed for the clinical evaluation of patient’s illness and the case finding among 540 new, symptomatic primary care outpatients Table V- Comparing the three different ways to approach this case HTN------------------------------------------------------------------------ Algorithm1-1- Approach to HTN Algorithm1-2: Drug choice in cases of chronic HTN Table1-1: Hypertension management Table1-2: HTN drugs
Introduction-mdm Abdominal pain S3&S4-------------------------------------------------------------------- Algorithm 2-1: Differential Diagnosis of S3 and S4 Algorithm 2-2: Acute Pulmonary Edema Management Table 2-1: Treatment of different causes of S3 and S4 gallop Table2-2: Pulmonary edema drugs Arrhythmia--------------------------------------------------------- Table3-2: Different ECG patterns with the counterpart laddergrams Table3-3: Answers Figure3-1: Algorithm to summarize the arrhythmia patterns Table3-4: Anti-arrhythmia drugs CAD------------------------------------------------------------------- Table4-1: IHD management Diagram4-1: ECG change after MI Diagram4-2: Enzyme change after MI Example #1: frontal plane leads with fully evolved inferior MI Example #2: Old inferior MI Example #3: Acute inferoposterior MI Example #4: Old posterolateral MI Example#5: Fully evolved anteroseptal MI Example#6: Acute anterior or anterolateral MI Example #7: Inferior MI + RBBB Example #8: Anteroseptal MI with RBBB Table4-2: Identifying Appropriate Patients For Thrombolytic Therapy Table4-3: Contraindications for thrombolytic drugs. Table4-4: Guidelines for the use of intravenous heparin with thrombolytic therapy.
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