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The case An elderly male is bought to your ED from a nursing home. He has severe dementia and is unable to communicate but appeared to be in pain earlier as per staff. He has a known AAA that has … Read More »
The case a middle aged male is brought to your ED “found down”. You have no name, no age and he is not one of your regular attenders that you are on first name terms with. He is hypothermic, drowsy, … Read More »
The case A 30 year old female with very poor english is brought to the ED following a syncopal episode at home. This was brief and with rapid recovery. On questioning she appears to have some mild abdominal pain but … Read More »
The case A 38 year male was referred to the Emergency Dept by his GP with a 4 day history of pain and swelling in his left leg as a possible DVT. On examination he had a tender, erythematous left … Read More »
The case A 90 year old male nursing home resident is brought to the ED for because of reduced level of consciousness. He has a background of significant dementia and type II DM. HR 90 BP150/90 Sats 90RA RR 22 Temp … Read More »
The case An 80 year old female complained of chest pain 5 days prior to attendance. She lived alone and did not want to leave the house late at night and did seek medical attention. On the day of presentation she … Read More »