Dr. Lecter presents to the ER with chest pain, decreased che…
Dr. Lecter presents to the ER with chest pain, decreased chest expansion, dyspnea, cough, cyanotic. Assessment notes increased RR, HR, BP. CXR notes a tracheal shift to the effected side, Meniscus sign, and blunting of the costophrenic angle. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Read DetailsThe diagnosis of epiglottitis is aided by: 1. laying the pat…
The diagnosis of epiglottitis is aided by: 1. laying the patient down and observing the throat with a tongue blade. 2. visualization of the throat during tracheal intubation. 3. observing if the patient can swallow. 4. observing how the patient holds his or her tongue.
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