
A man presents with a persistent cough… but you notice something wrong with his eyes. What is the ocular finding and what is your approach to determining the cause?
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A man presents with a persistent cough… but you notice something wrong with his eyes. What is the ocular finding and what is your approach to determining the cause?

A 23 year-old man is brought in by paramedics after an episode of syncope at home. On arrival he is in severe respiratory distress, extremely pale and dripping with sweat. BP is 125/70, HR is 80bpm, RR 40, SaO2 95% on 15L O2 via NRB. Portable CXR in resus is normal.
Can you interpret his ECG?

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When times get tough and external stressors tip the scales of emotional imbalance towards the darkness of unchartered thought…I seek solace in the sagacious mantra and steadfast oration of eloquent preceptors. One such inspirational raconteur, inspiring optimism in the face of adversity was Dr Randy Pausch.

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A man presents with transient monocular loss of vision. Can you make the diagnosis and manage this patient in the emergency department?

A fisherman presents with headache, fevers, left eye pain and swelling and visual disturbance. What is your diagnosis and how will you manage the case?

A man presents has sudden onset painless loss of vision and his hair is mess because it was too painful to comb. Can you diagnose and manage this condition?

A med student is stressed out by exams and has a painful red and photophobic eye. At least her cold sores have cleared up… What’s the diagnosis & management?
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