Sudden onset of heel pain without injury
[DOC File]SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY
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Aware of any specific mechanism of injury? Any unusual sounds/sensations with injury? Time sequence. Sudden or gradual onset of symptoms? How long do the symptoms last? Constant or intermittent symptoms? When do the symptoms typically occur? Location of symptoms. Point with one finger to area of most pain. Any other areas of pain/discomfort?
[DOCX File]Viktor's Notes – Ischemic Stroke
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– region without significant flow (flow rarely reaches zero because of partial filling from collateral vessels). ... Sudden (maximum deficit at onset) Sudden, gradual, stepwise, or stuttering. ... bothersome dysesthetic symptoms (as in classic thalamic pain syndrome) have also been reported - may start at onset of symptoms or appear hours to ...
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needs lack of oxygen, without oxygen. analgesic pain reliever, aspirin, Advil, or Tylenol. anaphylaxis shock, a sudden and severe allergic reaction, stop breathing, poisoning, life threatening allergic reaction. anemia tired, low iron, a low blood count. anesthesia numbing drug, drug that puts you to sleep or puts you under. angina chest pain
[DOC File]Session III
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Heel bruise. Cause – sudden stop & go; sudden horizontal & vertical movement. Signs – severe pain in heel; unable to bear weight. Care – ice; rest; NWB for 24 hours; heel cup; doughnut. Plantar fascitis. Cause – leg length discrepancy; inflexibility of longitudinal arch; Gastroc/soleus tightness; shoes without arch support
[DOCX File]Spinal Injury Management of the Adult
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Clinicians should always be aware of the risk of neurogenic shock in severe acute spinal injury with possible cord involvement. Neurogenic Shock, is defined as vascular hypotension with associated bradycardia usually resulting from traumatic disruption of the sympathetic outflow between (T) 1 and Lumbar (L) 2 and the subsequent unopposed vagal tone.
[DOC File]Medical Management of Parkinson's Disease
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Asking the patient to tap their heel 3 inches from the ground repetitively. ... Classically, the presentation was described as an acute onset, which was symmetrical, without tremor, but with postural instability and a poor response to dopamine replacement therapy. However, the onset is much more typically insidious. ... Sudden onset of symptoms ...
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S&S - Sudden onset of painful 1st MTPJ without any trauma. Most likely to be gout but can be OA. Invx - Serum urate may be normal in an acute attack, so it needs to be repeated about 1 month afterwards to confirm gout. Swollen joints can be aspirated for crystals during the acute phase to confirm a diagnosis if the serum urate is normal.
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May eventually rupture and is one of the most lethal causes of abdominal pain. Common signs and symptoms. Gradual onset of lower lumbar, groin, and abdominal pain. Rupture associated with sudden onset of severe, constant abdominal pain. Testicular pain in the male patient. Possible nausea and vomiting. Mottled or spotty abdominal skin
[DOC File]Contra Costa County
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GENERAL STROKE Sudden onset of weakness, paralysis, confusion, speech disturbances, visual field deficit, may be associated with headache . Determination of time of onset of symptoms is the most crucial historical information needed. If patient awoke with symptoms, time patient last seen normal is the time that should be noted OXYGEN High flow.
[DOC File]Scenario submitted by - MAC-AAPC
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History of Present Illness: 2 hrs prior to admission, patient awoke at 2 a.m. with a sudden onset of shortness of breath. He was feeling quite well in the days preceding, no dyspnea on exertion or lower extremity edema. Upon awakening with SOB, he denied acute chest pain, palpitations, dizziness or cough.
[DOC File]C&P Service Clinician's Guide - Veterans Affairs
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1. Describe history of hearing loss, tinnitus, vertigo, balance or gait problems, discharge, pain, pruritus. State onset and frequency and duration of each, if not constant. 2. Describe current or past treatment for ear conditions. 3. If a malignant neoplasm of the ear is or was present: a. State date of confirmed diagnosis. b.
[DOC File]State of New Jersey
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Back pain with fainting or near fainting, patient over 50. years. Flank pain/back (Kidney stone). Back pain (non-traumatic). Back pain unspecified. Chronic back pain. D I S P A T C H. BACK PAIN Pre-Arrival Instructions. If the pain is due to an injury, tell the patient not to move unless hazards are present. Nothing to eat or drink.
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A 40 year old man came in your gp with complaints of sudden onset of paralysis of face and ear pain. Take history and do examination. Discuss diagnosis. I have joined two cases in one so can take 14 miutes. Cranial nerve. Ear examination. A 30 year old woman came with history of recurrent ear infection. Examine her ear and discuss diagnosis
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