Internal Medicine Review Questions (Part Eight) - CRASH! Medical Review Series
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14:00: The SAAG on the algorithm are reversed. > 1.1 g/dL is portal hypertension; ≤ 1.1 g/dL is an exudate. For a corrected version of the algorithm, click here: www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/9abxuxpzaj6z74zzbcfoy/Acites_algorithm.jpg?rlkey=t3kziilxl4ueu30vz700ez4ft&dl=0
Important clinical factoid: In patients with bleeding esophageal varices and liver disease, administer prophylactic ceftriaxone to reduce the risk of SBP.
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Great lecture! I would like to say that SBP has absolute neutrophil count > 250. In this equation 50% of 800 is 400 which is less than the 450 but still qualifies as SBP because it is >250
You are an amazing teacher Dr Bolin. Few confusions in this video. For the first question, Uptodate still says total neutrophil count of >250 for SBP diagnosis.
For the second question, the question is which DOES NOT require further work up? Answer is A. Would patient with HIV > 5 mm not require further work up? Or why would option C require further work up? I am confused.
Please clearify. Thanks
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One question, for #3,
Did we even need a head ct for the patient?
The Canadian ct head rule doesn’t seem to indicate using one?
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Isn't Neutrophil Cell count more than 250/mm3
In question 2
You said people using steroid and ppd more than 5 should be treated , so the answere is H not A
Isn't absoulte neutrophil count greater than 250 or can you send us your new source
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@15:40 I think you switched between high and low SAAG causes. Portal hypertension causes high SAAG
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