The “Dual Model” of Clinical Reasoning: an explanation
The “Dual Model” of Clinical Reasoning One of the topics that I deal with in this blog is the clinical
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The everyday morning visit: a system on it
The everyday morning visit Every morning, doctors and nurses visit inpatients, assess data, listen to their situation, and make new
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Fluid on one side of the nose: is it cerebro-spinal fluid?
Fluid on one side of the nose Sara got up one morning and as she went to wash her
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Pulmonary embolus: a second opportunity
Pulmonary embolus: a second opportunity A 65-year-old man with a previous diagnosis of disseminated neoplasia began to notice an acute
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Urinary Bladder Perforation: an infrequent complication for a clinical reasoning exercise
An Urinary Bladder Perforation is an uncommon complication but could be useful for a clinical reasoning exercise.
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More is not always better
A 70-year-old patient was admitted with neutropenia, moderate thrombocytopenia, and fever, following chemotherapy. starting with antibiotics until normalization of neutrophils.
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