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Clinical Laboratory Procedures under Austere Conditions: Part Va – Introduction to Doing a CBC with a Hemocytometer
If the hospital lab is down, could you tell the difference between strep throat and mononucleosis by examing a patient’s blood? Could you differentiate between viral and bacterial pneumonia? Would you be able to determine if a patient is anemic and … Continue reading
Photo Quiz Answer – Q.004
Photo Quiz Answer– Q.004 – August 12, 2011 This was an easy one. Don’t let the patient history throw you off. Though he may have been stung by a bee while camping, this problem is unrelated. The image depicts the … Continue reading
Photo Quiz Question – Q.004
Photo Quiz Question – Q.004 – August 5, 2011 23-year-old white male, who says he thinks he was stung by a bee while camping, but feels fine otherwise. What does the above image depict? Does he need a bee sting … Continue reading
Posted in Bites-insect-bug-tick, Injuries, Medical archives, Perennial Favorites, Photo Quiz Questions, Rash, Skin, Skin infection, Symptoms
Tagged Bee sting, Rash
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Photo Quiz Answer – Q.003
Photo Quiz Question – Q.003 – July 1, 2011 31-year-old white male, circa 1951, missionary to Nigeria Illness started with fever and aching for 2-3 days, followed by development of blistering rash. Above image depicts rash a week into the illness. … Continue reading
Posted in Chicken pox, Education, Medical archives, Perennial Favorites, Photo Quiz Answers, Rash, Skin infection, Smallpox, Symptoms
Tagged Chicken pox, Chickenpox, Herpes zoster, Smallpox
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Photo Quiz Question – Q.003
Photo Quiz Question – Q.003 – July 1, 2011 31-year-old white male, circa 1951, missionary to Nigeria Illness started with fever and aching for 2-3 days, followed by development of blistering rash. Above image depicts rash a week into the illness. … Continue reading
Posted in Acute diseases, Education, Medical archives, Perennial Favorites, Photo Quiz Questions
Tagged Rash
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Week 16 – Question of the Week: Bioterrorism – Worth worrying about or not?
Week 16: 2011-06-30 I’m completing the chapter in my book on bioterrorism and would like to ask everyone: how concerned are you? Have you done anything to prepare in the event of a bioterrorist attack? Do you worry about receiving … Continue reading
Photo Quiz Answer – Q.001
Photo Quiz Answer – Q.001 – June 10, 2011 Cutaneous anthrax due to Bacillus anthracis. Most cases of cutaneous anthrax are caused by contamination of an open wound, often with bacteria present on wool, leather, or hair from infected animals, … Continue reading
Cholera – Lessons from Haiti
Haiti had not experienced a cholera epidemic in over a century. The January 2010 earthquake changed that. In the wake of the destruction and misery, cholera paid a visit. By October 2010 an epidemic had been identified. By six weeks later 91,770 cases … Continue reading
Kidney stones and the end of the world
A kidney stone: don’t tell me it’s not the end of the world. Sure, I’m better today, but yesterday I was dying. At least it felt like it. I hadn’t had pain like that since my son was born 17 … Continue reading
Posted in Abdominal pain, Acetaminophen - Tylenol, Acute diseases, Bloody urine, Bonine - meclizine, Difficulty urinating, Dramamine - meclizine, Flank pain, Frequent urination, Ibuprofen, Ibuprofen, Kidney stone, Meclizine, Medical archives, Nausea, NSAIDs, OTC Nausea/vomiting meds, OTC NSAIDs, OTC Pain meds, Over-the-counter meds, Symptoms, Vomiting, Vomiting
Tagged Benadryl, bladder, bloody urine, frequent urination, Kidney, Kidney stone, Tylenol, Urinary bladder
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Sex and TEOTWAWKI
What do cockroaches and chlamydia have in common? Both are likely to survive the end of the world as we know it. So will syphilis, gonorrhea, herpes, HIV, and human papilloma virus – all our old friends. For a free, … Continue reading