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Deroofing of sinus tracts in Hidradenitis Suppurativa for Healthcare Professionals

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Deroofing of sinus tracts in Hidradenitis Suppurativa for Healthcare Professionals

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Malaysia's excess mortality rate since 2020 lower than US, UK, says MOH

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Malaysia has recorded a lower excess mortality rate throughout the pandemic, from March 2020 up until December 2021, when compared to many developed countries.

According to a study by the Health Ministry dubbed the “Excess Mortality During Covid-19 Pandemic in Malaysia”, the country had an excess mortality rate of 0.55 percent compared to 13.84 percent in England and 18.62 percent in the United States.

He said while the cause of this warranted further study, the preliminary analysis indicated that there was a reduction in deaths due to non-communicable diseases (NCD), possibly due to a change in lifestyle – namely eating and health habits, the use of face masks and lack of social interaction.

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Diabetes mellitus (type 1, type 2) & diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA)

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What is diabetes mellitus? Diabetes mellitus is when there’s too much glucose, a type of sugar, in the blood. Diabetes mellitus can be split into type 1, type 2, as well as a couple other subtypes, including gestational diabetes and drug-induced diabetes.

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Osmosis | Trauma- and Stress-related Disorders (Behavioral sciences)

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All right, as a quick recap. Both PTSD and acute stress disorder can occur in individuals who have either directly experienced or witnessed one or prolonged traumatic events, or heard about a traumatic event that involved a close family member or friend.

Symptoms include recurrent, involuntary, and intrusive memories associated with nightmares or flashbacks; as well as intense psychological distress or physical reactions; hypervigilance or hyperarousal; avoidance behavior; and negative alterations in thinking or mood.

What sets PTSD apart from acute stress disorder is that in PTSD, the symptoms must last for more than one month, while in acute stress disorder, they should last at least three days but less than 1 month following the traumatic event.

In adjustment disorders there are emotional or behavioral symptoms that develop within 3 months of a stressful or life-changing event and resolve within 6 months.

Treatment of trauma and stress-related disorders typically includes cognitive behavioral therapy and lifestyle changes.

If these treatment options fail, individuals can be treated with medications, such as SSRIs, SNRIs, and less commonly prazosin.

Okay, back to our case. Amelia is a 31 year old female that has been experiencing sleep disturbances due to vivid nightmares.

A very important clue here is that her symptoms began four months ago, after witnessing an armed bank robbery.

In addition, since then, Amelia has been displaying avoidance behavior related to crowded places that remind her of the traumatic event.

This, along with her hyperarousal symptoms, such as jumping at sudden or loud noises like a phone ringing, make this a pretty straightforward case of post- traumatic stress disorder.
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The Hell of Chronic Illness | Sita Gaia | TEDxStanleyPark

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Sita’s talk asks you to confront the issues surrounding chronic illness. She tells you firsthand about what it’s like to live with one and offers you a 3-point plan to help your spouse, children and co-workers with the lifelong challenges they experience with chronic illness.

Sita Sahasrabudhe – sita.gaia@gmail.com – is a Registered Social Worker with epilepsy. She knows firsthand the challenges faced by people with chronic illnesses. She is an advocate for people with disabilities.

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Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) – causes, symptoms & treatment

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UG Chain Veil vs Abzan Illness in the Ranks – Budget Modern MTG

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Chief Complaint & History of Present Illness (Hospital)

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I’m about to start my emergency medicine fellowship in two weeks. I’m very excited, but also very nervous because I haven’t seen a patient in almost 3 months!

During rotations, I felt very comfortable seeing patients. But, as I’m preparing for this fellowship, I realized I’m forgetting small things like how to get a history of present illness aka HPI.

So, today I want to go over the systematic approach I used as a physician assistant student to get an HPI in an attempt to review for myself and in hopes that you can take something away from this to better help you with patients.

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Microbiology – Helicobacter Pylori (Ulcer)

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H. Pylori common cause of ulcers

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TAGALOG EXPRESSIONS FOR PAIN, SICKNESS AND DISCOMFORT | Learn Filipino

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TAGALOG EXPRESSIONS FOR PAIN, SICKNESS AND DISCOMFORT | Learn Filipino

This Filipino language lesson will teach you many useful Tagalog expressions to talk about pain, diseases and other physical discomfort.

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