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The ability to interpret and synthesise medical data is essential for doctors, yet it is a skill which can be difficult to master. Data Interpretation Made Easy focuses on developing this skill by presenting an array of case-based themes considering interpretation of blood results, X-rays, ECGs and CT images in medicine with discussion of evidence-based practice. The concise, list-based text aids easy comprehension and images provide the much needed link from raw data to evidence-based care and management. This highly practical book is essential reading for undergraduate medical students preparing for examinations. It is also ideal for junior doctors needing a succinct guide to data interpretation for everyday use. 'Dr Neel Sharma's latest venture on data interpretation has dozens of credible clinical scenarios covering many key areas of clinical medicine. And you will certainly feel challenged, as he leaves it up to you to diagnose and devise the treatment plan.' From the Foreword by Tiago Villanueva
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Cardiology
Case 1
You are bleeped to see a 54-year-old man on the medical ward. A nurse has performed the following ECG and asks you to review it:
Q. What management plan would you instigate in view of the ECG?
Case 2
You are asked to review the following ECG by a nurse. The ECG is shown below:
Q. What management plan would you instigate in view of the ECG?
Case 3
You are asked to review the following ECG:
Q. What management plan would you instigate in view of the above ECG?
Case 4
A 45-year-old man presents to Accident and Emergency (A and E) with dizzy spells. Past medical history reveals hypertension, for which he takes atenolol. Routine observations demonstrate a heart rate of 55 beats per minute, blood pressure of 80/55 mmHg and oxygen saturations of 98% on room air. An ECG is performed, which is shown below:
Q. What management plan would you instigate in view of the ECG?
Case 5
You are asked to review a patientās ECG whilst on call. The patient was admitted with shortness of breath and was treated for a chest infection. He has a past medical history of atrial fibrillation, for which he takes digoxin. The ECG is shown below:
Q. What management plan would you instigate in view of the ECG?
Case 6
A 45-year-old man is admitted with central crushing chest pain. He has a past medical history of ischaemic heart disease and hypertension. An ECG is performed, which is shown below:
Q. What management plan would you instigate in view of the ECG?
Case 7
A 45-year-old woman presents to A and E with chest pain and visual disturbance. She has a past medical history of atrial fibrillation, for which she takes digoxin. An ECG is performed, which is shown below:
Q. What management plan would you instigate?
Case 8
A 65-year-old man is admitted with central chest pain. Three weeks previously he was treated for a myocardial infarction. An ECG is performed, which is shown below:
Q. What does the ECG show?
Case 9
A 43-year-old woman is admitted to A and E with dizzy spells. She has a past medical history of Type II diabetes, for which she takes metformin. Routine observations demonstrate a blood pressure of 176/86 mmHg and pulse rate of 98 beats per minute. An ECG is performed, which is shown below:
Q. What management plan would you instigate?
Case 10
You are an FY1 on call when you are paged to see a patient. On arrival you note the patient is unresponsive and has no pulse. The nurse commences chest compressions while you attach a defibrillator. The following rhythm strip is noted:
Q. What management plan would you instigate?
Case 11
You are an FY2 on call when you are asked to review a patient complaining of chest pain. An ECG is performed, which is shown below:
Q. What management plan would you instigate?
Case 12
A 65-year-old man presents to A and E with palpitations. An ECG is performed, which is shown below:
Q. What management plan would you instigate?
Case 13
A 45-year...
Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Foreword
- Preface
- About the author
- Dedication
- 1 Cardiology
- 2 Endocrinology
- 3 Gastroenterology
- 4 Neurology
- 5 Overdose
- 6 Renal
- 7 Haematology
- 8 Rheumatology
- 9 Respiratory
- Answers
- References
- Index