Data Trace Editor – False Pos: – Anticoagulation – Myoglobinuria – Bleeding diathesis – Hemoglobinuria – Entero-vesical fistula – Porphyria – HbS – GU neoplasm – Vigorous Exercise – Polycystic kidney – Renal Infarction – Trauma – Renal Vein Thrombosis – Infection – Transfusion RXN – Stones – Burns; – Prostatic hypertophy – Intersitial Nephritis – Glomerulonephritis … Read more
– See: Uremic Bleeding – Discussion: – w/ bleeding consider need for DDAVP, additional transfusions (which may decr bleeding in RF), and aggressive dialysis; – intravenous administration of erythropoietin in doses ranging from 25 to 500 U /kg of body wt 3 times a week causes a dose-dependent rise in the hematocrit and eliminates … Read more
– See Weiland’s Classification – Discussion: – in cases of eventually proven osteomyelitis: – < 5% of radiographs are abnormal; – < 1/3 of radiographs are positive by one week; – by 3-4 weeks about 90% of radiographs … Read more
– Discussion: – general features: – pediatric bone circulation – age of patient: – osteomyelitis in the newborn – in infants below the ages of 1 year, some metaphyseal vessels may transverse … Read more
– See: – pRBCs – Transfusion Therapy Male 40-54%; Female 37-47%; Decreased: – Megaloblastic Anemia, – Fe Deficient Anemia, – HbS Anemia, Acute or Chronic Blood Loss – Hemolysis, – Dilutional, ETOH, Meds; Increased: Polycythemia Vera, Secondary Polycythemia: Reduced Fluid Intake or Excess Fluid Loss, Congenital and Aquired Heart dz, Lung dz, High Altitudes, Heavy … Read more
– See: – Calcinosis: – Hemangioma of bone – Discussion: – a benign, vascular tumor that occurs in children, usually in limbs or trunk; – hemangioma may be congenital, appearing as solitary tumor that infiltrates local tissue & adjacent neurovascular structures; – most common form … Read more
– See: Hemangioma of Soft Tissue – Discussion: – typically seen in asymptomatic patients; – symptomatic patients over 40 years old may present following small spine fractures; – hemangiomas affect bone are rare; – these tumors may be located on the periosteal surface, within the cortex, or … Read more
– Discussion: – at heel off the resultant force passes in front of the knee and acts to extend the joint (hyper-extension moment); – as resultant forces passes in front of metatarsal heads, knee joint flexes & mechanical forces act in direction of flexion once again; – knee has extended … Read more
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