'Cerebral oedema' presentation slideshows

CNS INFECTIONS

CNS INFECTIONS. SPECTRUM OF CNS INFECTIONS. Pyogenic Meningitis Aseptic Meningitis Tuberculous Meningitis Encephalitis Cerebral abscess Cerebral thrombophlebitis. MENINGITIS.

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The Patient with Altered Consciousness.

The Patient with Altered Consciousness. HECS 2063 Ian Goulden. Learning Outcomes. Describe the main causes of altered consciousness. Discuss assessment strategies / tools for the patient with altered consciousness.

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ENVIRONMENTAL DEATHS

ENVIRONMENTAL DEATHS. ELEMENTS. DROWNING. QUESTIONS: WAS VICTIM ALIVE OR DEAD WHEN IMMERSED ? ANY PRIMARY INJURY PRIOR TO SUBMERSION? IF DEATH WAS DUE TO DROWNING,IS IT ACCIDENT,SUICIDE OR HOMICIDE. DROWNING. DEATH due to Cerebral Anoxia

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Rebecca Sutherland Consultant in Infectious Diseases Western General Hospital

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Diabetes Emergencies

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Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy

Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy . By Francis Kamwendo @ Nkhota-kota Adapted from Obstetrics Simplified by Diaa M. EI- Mowafi. Classification. PRE-EXISTING (CHRONIC) HYPERTENSION PRE-ECLAMPSIA Differential Diagnosis Complications Treatment 4. ECLAMPSIA.

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EVALUATION OF THE UNCONSCIOUS CHILD

EVALUATION OF THE UNCONSCIOUS CHILD. COMA. COMA is a state of complete: absence of awareness of self absence of purposeful responsiveness to the environment absence of cognitive and mental functions. COMA.

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The Ecliptic Patient and Management : local and international practices

The Ecliptic Patient and Management : local and international practices. Dr. Chisale Mhango FRCOG. NPC Training in MNH. Definition of Eclampsia. New onset of grand mal seizure activity and/or unexplained coma during pregnancy or postpartum in a woman with signs or symptoms of preeclampsia

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Fluid M anagement

Fluid M anagement. Alistair Ward 16/11/12. Hypotonic solutions. Hypertonic Solutions. Crystalloids. Colloids. Isotonic Solutions. Scenario 1. 10 Yr old male. 4wk Hx of polyuria, polydipsia, n octuria . BM is normal. He has a hypernatraemia . What is the correct fluid management?

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Hypernatraemia Etiology & clinical assessment

Hypernatraemia Etiology & clinical assessment. Dr. Mohamed Shekhani. Hypernatraemia. (Plasma Na > 148 mmol /L). Reflects inadequate concentration of the urine in the face of restricted water intake. Causes include:

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Headache and vomiting

Extra case 1. Headache and vomiting. 22 year old female PC : 2/52 headache HPC : daily throbbing headache involving entire head Worse upon waking, get better as day goes on Has nausea, vomiting and intermittent diplopia (2/7) Some alleviation by paracetamol and ibuprofen

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Case Presentation

Case Presentation. Andreas Crede EM Registrar. Case. 12 year old male 1/12 fatigue Severe LOW 3/7 increasing SOB 1/7 confusion + lethargy. Case. Med Hx: Nil Chronic Medication: Nil Allergies: Nil known Multiple GP visits: fatigue due to puberty. Case. Clinically: Emaciated

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