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H$$$$⚠️ Badly dislocated ankle! Dr RezaHZA patient with COPD for more than 20 years was admitted to the hospital with complaints of cough with gray sputum, shortness of breath with minimal physical activity, fever up to 39C. A week ago, he was discharged from the hospital, underwent treatment for an exacerbation of COPD with recommendations for taking bronchodilators, inhaled corticosteroids in a satisfactory condition (when FEV1 was discharged, 60% Tiffno 0.7, moderate shortness of breath, cough mostly in the morning hours much less frequently). This exacerbation is associated with hypothermia. On examination, the condition is serious, takes a forced position, presses his right side with his hand. The shape of the chest is barrel-shaped, the right half lags behind in the act of breathing. RR 35 in 1 min, pronounced cyanosis of the lips, mucous membranes, hot skin, blush on the cheeks, more on the right. With percussion on the right below the angle of the scapula, the sound is dull, the voice tremor on the right in the lower sections is sharply increased. Heart sounds are accelerated, rhythmic with a heart rate of 106 per 1 min, blood pressure 160/100 mm Hg. Temperature 39.6C. The task. Formulate a preliminary diagnosis. Describe the expected picture on auscultation of the lungs. Appoint additional examination, treatment.what are the parts of small intestine in which the food get more absorbperfect sentence 😍😍🌹🌹. alot of #### 😅😅😅Amazing picture for heart 😍😍😍💝💝💝Cholecystitis is a swelling and irritation of your gallbladder, a small organ in the right side of your belly near your liver.
The gallbladder’s job is to hold a digestive juice called bile. It releases bile into your small intestine when your body needs it to break down fats. But if the path to your small intestine is blocked, bile gets trapped. That backup can irritate your gallbladder. That’s how cholecystitis happens.
Nausea and vomiting are common symptoms. They often show up after you’ve eaten a big or especially fatty meal.
It’s easy to mistake cholecystitis for other health problems, but another telltale sign is intense pain -- in your belly, in your back, or under your right shoulder blade.
If you don’t see a doctor and get treatment, it can lead to dangerous infections or become a long-term condition. The most common solution is surgery to remove your gallbladder.Head Over To Instagram- my new medical platform! Free webinars, educational posts, top tips. @DRPRABISHA
