'Gi symptoms' presentation slideshows

Neurotic disorders

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Community Acquired Pneumonia (CAP) by

CAP. Community Acquired Pneumonia (CAP) by. Paras Patel MD. Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine, Division of Infectious disease. ETSU. Alphabet Soup for Pneumonia. HAP: Hospital-acquired pneumonia ? 48 h from admission VAP: Ventilator-associated pneumonia

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SURGICAL NUTRITION

SURGICAL NUTRITION. By;Col Abrar Zaidi. Sequence. A-Introduction B-Nutritional elements and daily requirements C-Nutritional support in surgical patients. A-Introduction. A-Introduction. Important aspects of surgical care Treatment of primary disorder

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GI Problems in Athletes Thomas Best MD, PhD The Ohio State University February 4, 2011

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Influenza A (H1N1)

Influenza A (H1N1). ROMEO ALMAZAN BITUIN, MD, MHA

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Depression , Anxiety And Somatization (common psychiatric problems in PHC )

Depression , Anxiety And Somatization (common psychiatric problems in PHC ). Yahya Al- Asirri Abdullah Al- Masoud Abdulrahman Al- Shehri Fahad Al- Dashash Mahmoud Al- thagafi. Depression .

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INPATIENT SMALL FEEDINGS ACP CHAPTER MEETING TURF VALLEY, FEBRUARY, 2013

INPATIENT SMALL FEEDINGS ACP CHAPTER MEETING TURF VALLEY, FEBRUARY, 2013. Daniel J. Brotman, MD, FACP, FHM Director, Hospitalist Program, Johns Hopkins Hospital Associate Professor of Medicine. Disclosures (active):. Gerson Lehrman Group (consulting) The Dunn Group (consulting)

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GI involvement in systemic diseases

GI involvement in systemic diseases. Dr. Eran Israeli. General principles. Common!! The GI manifestation is due to the same mechanism (e.g. neuropathy, infiltration of mucosa). General principles -2. The GI tract can be the first manifestation of many systemic disorders

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Audit of Faecal Occult Blood requests Clinical Biochemistry North Bristol NHS Trust

Audit of Faecal Occult Blood requests Clinical Biochemistry North Bristol NHS Trust. ACB SW and Wessex Audit Meeting Thursday 17 th November 2011 Kerry Grant Lead Biomedical Scientist, POCT. Background / Guidelines. ?Need to continue to offer FOB test within the dept.

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Medically Unexplained Symptoms

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Acute Abdomen

Acute Abdomen. Tad Kim, M.D. UF Surgery tad.kim@surgery.ufl.edu (c) 682-3793; (p) 413-3222. Overview. Basic Definition and Principles Clinical Diagnosis / DDx Characterizing the pain Other history to elicit Ways to remember such a broad differential History & Physical / Labs / Imaging

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Somatoform disorders

Somatoform disorders. T. Omidvar ,MD. Definition. The key characteristic of somatoform disorders: preoccupation with physical symptoms without explanation of any medical conditions leading to significant stress not intentionally produced. Somatoform disorders in DSMIV .

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Case Study #1

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Acute Appendicitis Tintinalli C hap. 78

Acute Appendicitis Tintinalli C hap. 78. Nicholas Cardinal, DO. Pathophysiology. Obstruction of appendiceal lumen Food matter Adhesions Lymphoid hyperplasia Mucosal secretion Causes increased intraluminal pressure Vascular compromise

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Metformin and its gastrointestinal problems: A review

Metformin is a biguanide class of drugs and has been recommended as first-line therapy for type 2 diabetes. It has a good safety profile, efficacy, comparatively reduced cost, and potential cardiovascular benefits. Metformin is an insulin-sensitizing agent, its bioavailability is 50%-60%. Generally, A1C levels are lowered by 1.5% points by metformin monotherapy. Treatment with metformin decreases fasting plasma glucose concentrations by 25% to 30% and decreases the production of glucose.

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