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What follow up treatment do patients with Giant Cell Arteritis get
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Serial chest x-rays because of the complication of Aortic Anyuerisms
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Posterior Urethral Valvles
Other etiologies of Childhood Urinary obstruction |
Young male child with walnut shaped mass above the pubic symphsis, and weak urine out put or stream and can have hydronephrosis. Can present as sepsis in newborn
first test is a voiding cystourthtrogram RX decompress bladder with a catheter, ABs and transurtheral abalation of lesions Differential Ectopic Ureter= continual incontincence and UTI's Uretocele= in females cystic dilatation with obstruction from a pin point ureteral orifice |
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Placental Abrubtion after 37 weeks
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If mother and baby are stable manage in hospital waiting for delivery so not sent home bc of how rapidly the patients can deteriorate.
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What will fluid in Borheaves syndrome have
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High Amylase, low ph and maybe food
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Postterm Pregnancy ( after 42 weeks)
What is a risk factor and how do you manage? |
Oligiohydramnios- need twice weekly monitoring with ultrasound to evaluate bc amniotic fluid can drop in 48 hours
OLigohydramnios defined as no vertical pocket freater than 2 cm or an amniotic fluid index of 5 cm or Patien with unfavorable cervix is managed expectantly and patient with favored cervix have induction of labor. |
