

Part I-- Mary questions
1. What additional information about Mary's history would be useful in understanding her situation ? Explain your answer
2. What additional test might assist in your understanding of your patient situation ? Explain your rationale for your choice(s).
Part II- Jorge Alvarez
questions 5-6 (on picture)
Part-1
Ans-1- Ask merry about the daily diet she take
Ask her for any chronic diease like diabetes ,any kind of peptic ulcer ,
Ask her for using any kind of contraception like oral contraceptives method and pills
Ans-2
1- gastric esophagoscopy for peptic ulcer and test for H.pylori infection also for peptic ulce
2- progesterone and estrogens level in blood for in case of checking use of oral contraceptives
3- Blood glucose level random amd fasting for checking hyperglycemia nd Diabetes
4- complete bloood count
5- complete history of as in case of sadentary life style
6- psychiatrisy councelling for the case of depression and depression can also lead to the gain in wait
Part-2
Ans-6- Investigation for type 2 diabetes is done like HbA1c is done for checking average of last 3 month suger level
And as given random blood sugar is 200 and fasting is 155 then it is case of type-2 Diabetes and in that case insulin production is normal
Ans-7
Dignosis should be Type-2diabetes
Data support- random blood sugar-200
Fasting-155HbA1c is 8
Hyperglycemia as sugar(glucose) goes in urine
GTT is 225
These data support
Ans-8
1 - regular exercise
2- wait reduction
3- oral anti diabetes drug like
Metformin
Begutinide
Gipizide
DPP-4 inhibitors
Incritine
Part I-- Mary questions 1. What additional information about Mary's history would be useful in understanding...
1. What additional information about Jorge and Janique's history
would be useful in understanding his situation? Explain your
answer
2. What additional test might assist you in understanding Jorge
and Janique's situation ? Explain your rationale for your
choice(s).
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Part II - Jorge Alvarez Carefully inspect the test results below and use the information togeth the patient and answer the following questions. Alvarez, J. Lab Results - Dr. Gupta, M.D. Test w and use the information to be with what you learned from Partito digno Normal Range <140 Result 200 155 225 25 75-105 S-23 Random blood sugar (mg/dl) Fasting blood sugar (mg/dl) GTT glucose at Zhr Fasting morning cortisol (ug/dl) Hemoglobin Alc -peptide...
questions 5-10
Part II - Mary Smith Carefully inspect the test results below and use the information togel the patient and answer the following questions Smith, M. Lab Red - Dr. Gupta, M.D. ofmation together with you learned from Part I to diagnose Test Random bloed ( md) Fasting blood sugar (mg/dl) GIT glucose a 2 h Fasting morning cortisol (ug/dl) DEX challenge cortisol (ed) DEX challenge ACTH (pg/ml) Result 155 110 180 28 Normal Range - 140 75-105 <200...
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what could this 52 year old man possibly have?How the clinical
history and the biochemical results aided your evaluation of the
diagnosis. what is the underlying pathogenesis. What other
conditions give rise to hyponatraemia and explain why these can be
ruled out based on the clinical presentation.
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Uncompensated Acid/Base Imbalance
Case 1
Mrs. Benette, a 71 year old woman, is brought in by ambulance to
the ED. She is very tired and lethargic but can communicate. She is
complaining of tinnitus (ringing in her ears) that she describes as
a freight train driving by her head and severe dyspepsia (upset
stomach). She has a medical history of rheumatoid arthritis. Upon
questioning of the patient, she tells you she is taking pain
medication for her arthritis but can’t...