Month: January 2015
UOTW #34
67 yo nursing home patient presents with altered mental status. Vitals signs are as follows: BP 92/78, HR: 115, RR: 35, O2 sat: 89%. Patient is moaning and uncooperative with the physical exam. On auscultation, you are unable to appreciate any overt lobular rales or wheezing. You think you feel a distended bladder in the […]
UOTW #33
UOTW #32
The patient is a 39 y/o female with a h/o lupus who is post-op day #7 status-post renal transplant. The patient complains of abdominal pain with gross hematuria for several days. Upon arrival, the patient’s initial vitals were a BP of 137/59 and a pulse of 91. Examination showed cold extremities, moderate diffuse abdominal tenderness/distension and a pale tongue. I-stat […]