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Abdominal pain Ddx
Constipation/diarrhea Ddx
Pediatric fever Ddx
Hx
Watery diarrhea
Vomiting
Lethargy (esp. in pediatri
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Rapid sequence intubation
Conscious sedation
Differential of Hypotension during general anesthesia
There are four components of putting a patient "to sleep"
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Generalized Anxiety DisorderThree or more of the following, which persist for at least 6 months BE SKIM:Blank mindEasily fatiguedSleep disturbanceKeyed upIrritabilityMuscle tension Panic DisorderRecurre
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