Wish to have teacher like him in all kind. All aspects of pneumonia was covered . Clinical skills , Pathology (theory as well as lab investigations + pharmacology + radiology ) . A great thumb up for MBBS student for too . She presented it very well ❤️👍
Wow so precise study and dedication, i also had suffered from this Pneumonia and i am alive today because of the Doctors and the entire medical staff. You people gave me a second life, I am very thankful to you till my last breath.
Your videos are truly informative and useful for medical students.... tremendous thanks for all the help..... Lots of love ❣️ and greetings from students of SHERI-KASHMIR INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES jammu and Kashmir
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thank you sir . This kind of discussion really help us to know how to approach what are necessary investigations to do and the most imp is in which direction we have have think. I'm really very thankful to you and your team 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Tidal percussion -- dullness move from the diagpharm its below the diaphram , if it doesnt then its above the diaphragm . dullness on the right side and crepitation is heard . - stage of the pneumonia must be said. -homogenous opacity is seen in x ray - gram neagative sterptococcus is most common in consolidation -tt amoxicillin and clauvanic acid should be given 600gm iv or tds for 5 to 7 days - you repeat the x ray in 5 days adn see for pleural effusion , collapse of the lung . at 6 days .
Recent history of upper respiratory infections, boils on the skin, ear discharge ; past history of repeated infections (suggesting immune compromised or cystic fibrosis tho' uncommon in India), history of drug intake like prolonged steroids or other immune suppressants, contact with a covid case, history of diabetes, immunization history - pneumococcal, flu and covid shots could be relevant. Chest Xray PA and lateral view to help localize lesion. Chest Xray decubitus view if suspecting fluid