KIMS Medical Forum

02/06/2022

Patient having cardiac failure history on multiple medication now admitted with pain epigastric with tenderness on examination Which of the following drug is responsible?
1_ digoxin
2_ spironolactone
3_hydrocholothiazide
4_ clopidrogrel

24/05/2022

The LOWER the SODIUM in the DIET, the LOWER the CALCIUM in the urine.
This is why a low sodium diet treat kidney stones
By Dr sarwor Hussain.

06/04/2022

17/11/2020

34 year old non pregnant lady with mild cough and fever for 4 day she is also complaining og generalized body aches examination unremarkable pulse 103 BPM, respiratory rate 21 per minute Spo2 70 % room air, Spo2, improved to 97 % after 5 liter of oxygen with face mask echocardiography normal, chest x ray unremarkable d dimer normal, hb 10.5 mcv 86 what is your differential diagnosis? What is your dx only intillegnt people can give me right answer

29/10/2020

How will you manage this patient?

30/06/2020

Phantom limb syndrome:
Phantom limb syndrome is the feeling of sensations in a limb that has been removed. There may be feelings in the limb as if it were still attached to their body. This is because the brain continues to get messages from nerves that used to "feel" for the missing limb.

25/05/2020

Patients taking warfarin and now surgery is planned, stop 🛑 warfarin 5 day preoperatively
😍😃😃😁 Patients taking antiplatelets like aspirin or clopidegrel should be stopped 5 to 7 day before surgery 😍😍😍😍😍 😍😃😃😃 Stop clopidegrel 5 day before surgery
😋😋😋 Stop aspirin 7 day before surgery
🙂☺️🙂☺️🙂 Patients having CABG done should continue aspirin and held clopidegrel 5 day preoperativeve

19/02/2020

What are your differential diagnosis on the basis of this chest x ray?

04/02/2020

47 year old male with no co morbid presented to ER department with 2 day history of fever and mild on off cough and with one day hx of sudden onset lower limbs weakness o/e power 1/5 lower limbs, ankle and knee reflexes present, planter bilateral down going and having hypertonia with normal sensation no abnormal examination findings in Upper limbs no hx of trauma, or contact with TB patients. 8 hours after that patient was again examined and now reflexes in both lower limbs absent with tone increased further with remaining examination findings static as on presentation to ER. what is your differential diagnosis and how would you proceed further