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'''Incorrect''' Thrombolysis is the best treatment option in ST elevation infarctions when an angiogram is not feasible. However, an antiplatelet agent should be the first step in the management of patients with MI. . +
'''Incorrect''' Beta blockers are important in the management of myocardial infarction but not time specific +
'''Incorrect''' Calcium channel blockers are mainly used in managing Prinzmetal’s angina and Cocaine related myocardial infarction. +
'''Incorrect''' Calcium channel blockers are mainly used in managing Prinzmetal’s angina and Cocaine related myocardial infarction. +
Uncoordinated firing of the atria and ventricles accompanied by dizziness, and dyspnea strongly suggest third degree heart block +
'''Incorrect''' Coronary artery bypass grafting is done if major stenosis is observed in two or three vessels in heart , it’s not the right choice here. +
The literature differentiates HPD according to gender: Women are described as self-centered, self-indulgent, and intensely dependent on others, emotionally shallow and have difficulty understanding others or themselves in any depth. Selection of marital or sexual partners is often highly inappropriate. Most all partners chosen will have symptoms of personality diseases far worse than their own. Tend to enter into abusive relationships. Males present problems of identity crisis, disturbed relationships, lack of impulse control, antisocial tendencies and are inclined to exploit physical symptoms. They are emotionally immature, dramatic, and shallow. +
This combination of neurotransmitter disturbances is associated with Parkinson's disease. +
Acebutolol is a beta-blocker that has a direct effect on sympathetic receptors. Beta-blockers have a small effect on the RAAS by decreasing renin secretion. +
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This patient is likely having a non-STEMI given the presentation and EKG changes. He would benefit from the medical therapy mentioned and also from anticoagulation. Therefore, a dose of SC low molecular weight heparin would be the most important next step in management. +
Oligohydramnios, commonly associated with bilateral renal agenesis, can give rise to Potter’s syndrome. +
Shrunken kidney size bilaterally is a characteristic finding of chronic kidney disease (CKD). Given the patient’s acute history, shrunken kidneys are unlikely to be present on CT scan. +
Seborrhoeic dermatitis (answer C) is an inflammatory skin disorder affecting the scalp, face, and torso. Typically, seborrheic dermatitis presents with scaly, flaky, itchy, and red skin. It particularly affects the sebaceous-gland-rich areas of skin. In adolescents and adults, seborrhoeic dermatitis usually presents as scalp scaling similar to dandruff or as mild to marked erythema of the nasolabial fold +
After the patient is intubated and her airway is secured, further management should be pursued such as antihistamines and IV steroids +
Development of drug-induced ATIN is not dose-related. Nonetheless, the time until discontinuing of the offending medications and delay in initiating steroid therapy are both important prognostic factors. +
The LPS endotoxin is a virulence factor of ''E. coli'' that is implicated in septic shock. +