PPT-JCM OSCE (YCH)

case 1 45F complained of headache and left facial pain for 3 months 1 Describe the CT findings 2 What are the differential diagnoses list 2 3 What imaging investigations can be used to confirm the diagnosis. KWH. 3 August 2011. Question 1. A 45 years old man with good past health complained of severe sore throat and odynophagia for 2 days. He had low grade fever. He had no stridor. Physical examination showed mild tenderness over the anterior neck region. No cervical lymph node was noted. He was not in respiratory distress. His vital signs were stable. X-ray of the neck was taken. . Resources. Lecture: 2009, Dr. Sylvia Kehoe, UW—River Falls. Textbook: The Veterinary Technician’s Pocket Partner, Marisa Bauer. Resources. Walter J. Taylor. Agricultural Educator and Co-FFA Advisor. 4. th. June, 2014. Question 1. 44/M . Construction worker. Neck injury after accidentally fell from 3m of height. Complained with 4 limbs weakness. CT C-spine was taken. Question 1. Question 1. Describe . TKOH. Case 1. A 53-year-old construction site worker . with past history of HT presented to ED with . chest discomfort, . palpitations . and dizziness for 4 hours. .. On presentation his . BP was 103/52 mmHg, HR 75/min, SpO2 94% on RA. He was afebrile. . Sarajevo, 6. th. September 2018. osce.org/. odihr. ODIHR is tasked by Participating States to serve as a collection point for . information, statistics and legislation on hate crimes.. ODIHR collects data related to sex based hate crimes (criminal offense . Scenario 1. A 35-year-old primigravida at 22 weeks of gestation. Attended your department with headache and blurred vision for 1 day. Past history of asthma on steroid and Ventolin puff. Her BP/P on triage was 180/100 mmHg. Yasmin Sultan. What we’ll cover. This is probably you at the moment!. I will give you a structure to aid your revision. Types of OSCEs you will get. How to approach & practice for each. How the marks work. Case 1 . An 8 year old boy presents with left eye painful swelling for 1 day. His mother also noted mild purulent nasal discharge for 1 week and low grade fever since 3 days ago. There was no history of trauma.. Union Hospital . Case 1. 32/M, good past health . c/o fever with cough for 3 days, vague chest discomfort.. He had bodycheck 1 year ago and the ECG was told normal. . 1) Please describe the ECG finding. \"
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