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Sex : Male
Age : 40 years
Height : 5 feet 7 inches
Weight : 60 kg
Activity : sedentary lifestyle
Clinical picture
His blood picture is (values are in mg/dl):
Haemoglobin 10.5
Creatinine 2.0
Urea Nitrogen 35.0
Uric acid 7.8
Total protein 6.9
Albumin 3.9
Serum calcium 8.7
Sodium 141
Potassium 5.1
Chloride 106
Plan a day's diet for him. Mention nutrients that need special emphasis, Also list out do's and don'ts.
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- Sex : maleAge : 64 yearsHeight : 5 feet 4 inchesWeight : 67 kgActivity : sedentary workerSymptoms : diagnosed for angina pectoris, has difficulty in brisk walking or climbing stairsClinical picture : Blood pressure 190/90His blood picture is ( values are in mg/dl):Total cholesterol 195Serum triglycerides 189HDL cholesterol 38VLDC cholesterol 37.8LDL cholesterol 119.2TC/HDL-C Ratio 5.13LDL-C /HDL-C Ratio 3.14 What will be your suggestion to the patient regarding the following:1. Improving his blood picture 2. Appropriate from of exercise 3. Any other investigations which you feel are necessary.Sex : MaleAge : 45 yearsHeight : 5 feet 3 inchesWeight : 77kgActivity : sedentary workerSymptoms : undergone cardiac by-pass surgeryFood habits : moderate alcoholic consumption, smoker, predominantly nonvegetarianClinical picture: Blood pressure 180/90His blood picture is (values are in mg/dl):Total cholesterol 290Serum triglycerides 220HDL cholesterol 32VLDL cholesterol 43.7LDL cholesterol 137.2TC/HDL-C Ratio 9.06LDL-C/HDL-C Ratio 4.28 What will be your advice to him regarding the following:1. Post-operative recovery 2. Diet3. LifestyleWhich dosage of polyethylene glycol is correct 17g,17.2 mg,10 mg ,15mg
- Which of these patients has the highest risk for coronary artery disease? Patient 1: 40 year old male with HDL 60, LDL 150, total cholesterol 200 and triglycerides 160. Patient 2: 50 year old male. frequently runs 5K races, HDL 50. Patient 3: 30 year old female with family history of heart disease, smokes, does not have time for exercise, HDL 25, total choesterol 250, triglycerides 300mg/dL Patient 4: 60 year old female?Pt is 69 years old male, complaining of dizziness, falls and getting up to use the bathroom at night. Recently dx with BPH and ED. Has SULFA allergies. Vitals - BP:112/66 TSA: 3.0 HTN - Lisinopril 10mg Hypothyroidism - Levothyroxine 50mcg BPH - Doxazosin 2mg Can I give Finastiride and Viagra to help with BPH and ED symptoms?In rickets patients, typical findings include all of the following: 1) High alkaline phosphatase 2) High PTH 3) Low serum calcium 4) High serum phosphate no references, just homework
- Topic: Fred Davis is a 52 - year old overweight male who is complaining of tiredness and blurred vision. He says that for the last two weeks, he's been very hungry and very thirsty, but despite eating more, he has lost 8 pounds. He also mentions that he has been urinating more frequently. When asked, he mentions that his paternal grandfather suffered from heart disease and diabetes. Blood tests show blood glucose of 190 mg / dL. Question: Treatments and / or cures: (include frequency, duration, amounts, etc.)Mr C who weighs 80 kg and is 1.8 m in height has been diagnosed with Hodgkin’s disease. His doctor has prescribed lomustine 120 mg/m2 once every six weeks for him. It as available as 40 mg capsules.How many capsules should you dispense for each dose?You need to determine how much Tylenol to give your daughter. Using your pediatricians website determine how much you should give her. She weights 24 pounds. http://www.stlouischildrens.org/articles/kidcare/acetaminophen-tylenol-etc-dosage-table How easy was it to complete this task?
- John is a 35-year-old advertising executive. He is fairly active, has a BMI of 23, and is in generally good health. However, at his yearly physical his doctor discovers that John has high blood pressure. John assures his doctor that he eats well, and can't understand why the numbers are so high. John's doctor tells him that he probably is salt sensitive, and needs to cut back on the sodium in his diet. When John returns home he immediately puts the saltshaker in the back of the cupboard, so he is not tempted to add salt to his foods. He also replaces his usual snack of salted peanuts with dry cereal, his favorite being cornflakes. He has heard about packaged foods being high in sodium, so he swears off his usual frozen dinners and takes the time to prepare some of his favorite meals. John eats Mexican rice and beans, or a piece of smoked halibut with mashed potatoes to go with it. Since lunch is usually at the office, John decides he needs to start bringing lunch instead of ordering…John is a 35-year-old advertising executive. He is fairly active, has a BMI of 23, and is in generally good health. However, at his yearly physical his doctor discovers that John has high blood pressure. John assures his doctor that he eats well, and can't understand why the numbers are so high. John's doctor tells him that he probably is salt sensitive, and needs to cut back on the sodium in his diet. When John returns home he immediately puts the saltshaker in the back of the cupboard, so he is not tempted to add salt to his foods. He also replaces his usual snack of salted peanuts with dry cereal, his favorite being cornflakes. He has heard about packaged foods being high in sodium, so he swears off his usual frozen dinners and takes the time to prepare some of his favorite meals. John eats Mexican rice and beans, or a piece of smoked halibut with mashed potatoes to go with it. Since lunch is usually at the office, John decides he needs to start bringing lunch instead of ordering…Patient N., 70 y/o, is complaining of stomach ache, nausea, vomiting and muscle ache. Objectively: evident symptoms of dehydration, Kussmaul’s breathing, arterial pressure – 95/60 mm column of mercury, anuria, temperature – 35.9 ºC, glycemia – 11.6 mmol/l, acetonuria is not present, blood PH – 6.7, content of lactic acid -1.9 mmol/l (norm - 0.62 -1.3 mmol/l). What is your diagnosis? A. Hyperlactacidemic coma B. Uremic coma C. Ketoacidotic coma D. Brain coma E. Hyperosmolar coma
