Fatigue

Fatigue It is the excessive tiredness on exertion.The severe form of fatigue is known as ‘exhaustion’. Common Causes 1.Physiological– overwork, insomnia. 2.Pathological– Nutritional Deficiency, Dyselectrolytaemia Congestive cardiac failure (CCF), Hepatic Failure, Uraemia, Malignancy, Immunocompromised States, Sleep-Apnoea Syndrome Myxoedema, Diabetes Mellitus, Addison’s Disease, Thyrotoxicosis Tuberculosis, Brucellosis, Post-Viral Infectious States (e.g. Influenza Or Infectious Mononucleosis), Collagen Vascular

Physical Examination of the Abdomen

Physical Examination of the Abdomen Examiner & Patient Position Examiner Patient On the right side of the Patient 1. Lying on Flat bed.2. Arms on the sides3. Abdomen exposed4. Legs extended during inspection5. Legs bent Quadrants of Abdomen Right upper quadrant Left upper quadrant Right lower quadrant Left lower quadrant Regions of Abdomen Epigastric Umbilical

[PDF] Bone Tumours

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UPSC – CMS Exam 2017

UPSC- CMS Exam 2017 UPSC Conducts Combined Medical Services(CMS) Examination. The CMS Exam/ cms Indian railway  Will Held Through Computer Based Mode. The Exam Was Held To Recruit The Following Posts:  Assistant Divisional Medical Officer In Railway (cms Indian railway) Assistant Medical Officers In Indian Ordnance Factories Health Services, Junior Scale Posts In Central Health Services, General

Clinical Examination of Cardiovascular System

Cardiovascular System Cardinal Symptoms 1. Breathlessness 2. Dyspnoea – Dyspnoea Is An Abnormal Awareness Of Breathing Occurring Either At Rest Or An Unexpectedly Low Level Of Exertion. Orthopnoea – In Patient With Heart Failure Lying Flat Causes A Steep Rise In Left Atrial Pressure, Resulting In Pulmonary Congestion And Severe Dyspnoea. PND – Frank Pulmonary

History Taking

HISTORY TAKING Particulars Of The Patient: Name Age Sex Religion Occupation Address Date Of Admission Date Of Examination History : Chief Complaints Major Complaints With The Duration In Chronological Order Of Their Appearance H/O Present Illness Expansion Of The Chief Complaints In Relation To Their Mode Of Onset (Acute/ Insidious), Progress (Progressive/ Static/ With Exacerbation And