Mechanism
Causes decreased SA node automatism
Causes AV node suppression
This treats PSVT
See also:
Early Pregnancy Bleeding
Hx
Pre vs. postmenopausal
Duration
Amount
Menstrual history
Last menstrual period
Hx
Amount
Color
Consistency
Odour
Duration
Vaginal burning
Pain
Pruritus
Caused by involuntary contraction of the perineal musculature.
The underlying cause is psychological.
Patients often have had strict religious upbringings in which sex was either not discussed or disccused in a negative fashion, or have had traumatic chi
See also: Sequelae of MIA complication of anterior wall MI that can occur days to months after the initial infarctionPE Akinesis of the involved portion of of the L ventricular wall Ventricular arrhythmia
See also: Sequelae of MI Hx Most commonly presents 3-7 days post-MI The majority of cases occur after anterior wall MISx Acute decompensation Rapid-onset pul
Treats Atrial fibrillation rate control Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy improves diastolic relaxationNOT used for Heart failure symptoms, as it is a negative inotrope
Viaderm KC Cream and OintmentGramicidin neomycin as sulphatetriamcinolone acetonide nystatinPresentationCream: 0.025% gramicidin, 0.25% neomycin, 100 000U nystatin, 0.1% triamcinolone acetonide, per gram.Ointment: 0.025% gramicidin, 0.25% neom
US notation6 meter notationDecimal notationMARlogMARVAS20/106/32.00.5-0.3
Source: http://www.easternhealth.ca/Professionals.aspx?d=2&id=2010&p=1507
See also: Vitamin deficiencies Clinical features of VitB12 deficiencyAnemia especially showing oval macromytes, hypersegmented neutrophils and circulating megaloblasts in the blood filmHistory of autoimmune diseaseHistory of glo
Daily recommended doses according to the AAPInfants who are exclusively breastfed or receive less than 1 liter of formula daily: 400 IU Vitamin D daily starting in the first few days of lifeChildren and adolescents require 600 IU Vitamin D daily
Vitamin DOsteomalaciaThiamine vitamin B1Beriberi or Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome, which are characterized by neurologic and psychiatric symptoms, and are often seen in alcoholics or patients who have had weight loss surgery.
Suspect in cases ofRecurrent severe epistaxisUnexplained rectal bleedingLong duration and heavy mensesFamily history of easy bleeding Initial workupFactor VIII levelVWF antigenVWF activityCBCCoags