New Onset Abdominal Pain, Distension and Jaundice
Activity
Clinical Skills Sessions
Case Stem: You are working with a community family physician who works in their clinic and in a community hospital. You are early in your clerkship. The clinic is able to do in-house ECGs and Urine dipsticks. They can send a requisition for bloodwork and chest x-ray, completed offsite. Your first patient is Sydney, a 55-year-old patient last seen more than 5 years ago. Sydney has not contacted the clinic, and their telephone was disconnected with inability to reach Sydney for follow-up appointments. Sydney’s friend, Logan, called into the clinic and asked if Sydney could be seen on an urgent basis for abdominal pain.

Curriculum Block

Transition to Clerkship / Week 2
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Objectives

Activity Objectives

Tags

Curriculum Block
Transition to Clerkship Week 2
Curriculum Week
Transition to Clerkship
MCC Presentations
Abdominal Distension Acute Abdominal Pain Jaundice
McMaster Professional Competency
Clinical Skills
MeSH
Clinical Competence [I02.399.630.210]

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