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Tips on making the decision to monetize your podcast.
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The challenge of making a medical diagnosis with limited information
Making a medical diagnosis with limited information is at the heart of emergency medicine.
Emergency physicians often have to make decisions without all of the information.
Dr Anand Swaminathan shares a case where EMS rolled into emergency with a patient who was short of breath, hypotensive, tachycardic and hypoxic.
She had syncopized at a rehabilitation centre and by the time she got to emergency, she was seriously unwell and unable to provide much information.
Dr Swaminathan shares the steps he took in diagnosing a patient who was too sick to go for a CT scan.
His first piece of advice? Ultrasound is key.
Ideally, we all want to have diagnostic closure before prescribing medication which could be harmful, however this isn’t always possible if a patient is too sick.
So how do we make the call without a definitive diagnosis? Think about the exclusions, weigh up all the options and do what is right for the patient.
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