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Novak B. was discharged home following his myocardial infarction. He felt well for 4 days. He then developed an episode of dull retrosternal chest pain lasting for 2 hours. He felt this was somewhat different than the chest pain he had presented to hospita ...
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Novak B. is now 68 years old. He comes to the office today complaining of shortness of breath and fatigue on exertion. While Novak B. denies chest pain, over the last 3-4 weeks he has been getting more short of breath. He first noticed this when he was pla ...
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As you head off to lunch after wrapping up your morning clinic, you peruse your afternoon schedule and note that the first patient is someone you have not seen in three years. You therefore grab his chart to review his history. P.J. Peters is a 34-year-old ...
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When you see Mr. Peters next, you learn that he had continued to take his HAART faithfully an additional 6 months after he last saw you. He had been feeling physically well and figured his virus was under control (as he recalled it had last been "non-detec ...
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At the end of the third week of your rotation, you are asked to present a brief overview of one of these key topics: Fever (differential, focus on UTI); Headache in children/teens; Neonatal jaundice; Approach to Lymphadenopathy; Abdominal pain (differentia ...
