Tag: ID

Morning Report: 5/22/2014

Thanks to Dr. Coquillon for today’s Morning Report!   Ascaris-induced intestinal obstruction Ascaris lumbricoides: Most common helminth (roundworm) infection in the world; usually in tropical countries with warm, wet climates Length: 1mm to 1m Occur in all age groups yet…

Morning Report 5/20/2014

Here’s Dr. Kendall with today’s Morning Report!   ECZEMA HERPETICUM (Kaposi varicelliform eruption)   Distinct cutaneous eruption caused by virus on existing dermatosis   Virus (HSV-1, HSV-2, coxsackievirus A16, vaccinia virus) + Dermatosis (atopic dermatitis, seborrheic dermatitis, SLE, psoriasis, etc.)…

Morning Report: 4/17/2014

Thanks to Dr. McMillan for today’s Morning Report!   Here’s the Case: 21 year-old recently postpartum female presents with chief complaint of diffuse, red rash started shortly before calling EMS. Paramedic notes that she looks like anaphylaxis, but he didn’t…

Morning Report: 3/13/2014

Thanks to Dr. Louis for today’s Morning Report!   Ludwig’s Angina   Definition: Progressive cellulitis of the connective tissues of the floor of the mouth and neck beginning in the submandibular space.   Prognosis: Prior to antibiotics and airway adjuncts…

Morning Report: 11/14/2013

Today’s Morning Report is presented by Dr. Christopher!   Rabies Background One of the deadliest viruses known – case fatality rate 100% Zoonotic – carried by warm blooded animals Fatal if post-exposure prophylaxis is not initiated prior to symptoms Majority…

Morning Report: 11/7/2013

Today’s Morning Report is presented by Dr. Kendall!   THE DENGUE   Swahili:  Ka dinga pepo   →  Caribbean, 1800s →  West Indian Spanish:  dengue   Background -Flavivirus transmitted by genus Aedes mosquito -50 to 390 million annual infections, 25,000 deaths…

Morning Report: 9/17/2013

Today’s Morning Report is courtesy of Dr. Grock!   Case: 64 yo male  PMH of DM/HTN/prostate ca s/p RT presents with fever.   Important questions? TRAVEL HISTORY!!!!! Fever pattern, other symptoms…   ROS: neck stiffness and recently returned from West…

Morning Report: 5/3/2013

Thanks to Dr. Bradby for today’s Morning Report!   Parasitic Worms   Ascariasis – large intestinal roundworm –  807- 1,221 million people in the world are infected with Ascaris lumbricoides –  live in the intestines, eggs passed in the feces…