A 62 year old female with a history of hypertension presents…
A 62 year old female with a history of hypertension presents to the office for follow-up after feeling short of breath. Her CXR shows congestion without any evidence of pneumonia or COPD. Her echocardiogram shows an EF of 45% and EKG shows LVH. She reports that she is out of breath after walking up 1 flight of stairs. She has no allergies. What are the appropriate medications for this patient?
Read DetailsA 48 year old female presents to the office for fever, chill…
A 48 year old female presents to the office for fever, chills, cough and congestion for the past 2 weeks. She notes that she feels short of breath and also has a decreased appetite. She has a PMH of hypertension, diabetes, a recent broken leg and takes losartan and glucophage. She is allergic to penicillin and clarithromycin medications. A CXR shows a right lower lobe consolidation. How would you treat her?
Read DetailsA 19 year old male presents to the office for occasional sho…
A 19 year old male presents to the office for occasional shortness of breath. He indicates that it occurs every few weeks and it accompanies wheezing. You send him for PFT’s and it shows that he has asthma. What treatment would you start him on?
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