Hello!
AIR-CLINIC ROCKS! It’s good to be back with another interesting episode of Online Ward rounds, a special programme for everyone to talk about their health and share knowledge.
We are sure you had a great time during the Last episode. For those that missed the show, here is a link.
ATTENDANCE REGISTER (LAST WEEK).
These are the members that graced our grand rounds last week:
You all made our ninth episode a success. We appreciate your contributions.
Thank you for honoring our invite. It was great having you on the show. We also learned from you.
Case 1 Highlight
The Diagnosis for this was coarctation of aorta
Case 2 Highlight
The Diagnosis for this was Infective Endocarditis
Case 3 Highlight
The Diagnosis for this was *Myocardial Infarction
FOR THIS WEEK, HERE ARE THE CASES FOR YOU TO ATTEMPT.
Case 1
A young diabetic is admitted in a comatose state. His plasma glucose level is 17mmols and he is dehydrated
What is your diagnosis? (And what is the basis for making your diagnosis?)
What are your DDx?
How would you work up this patient?
How would you manage this patient?
Case 2
A 32-year-old woman complains of palpitations and is found to have a red oedematous swelling above both lateral malleoli, which she says are beginning to affect her feet. She is found to have digital clubbing and peri-orbital puffiness
What is your diagnosis? And what is the basis for making the diagnosis?
What are your DDx?
How would you work up the patient?
What are your management modalities for this case?
Attempt the cases as much as you can...
BONUS BIOLOGY QUESTIONS
- Who was Charles Darwin?
- Who was Robert Hooke?
- Who was Gregor Mendel?
BENEFITS OF SMSI
As the name implies this is to assist everyone on their health journey.
Support will be in the form of community of mutual interests.
Qualification verification to improve the quality of healthcare.
Upvote, AIRCOIN and post-curation for verified members.
Get part of the rewards for participating in Online Ward rounds.
Engaging discussions will be held intermittently to listen to our individual journey on the path of health.
Problem-solving and family bonding.
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For this week’s TETE-A-TETE segment, meet our guest... -
Tell us about yourself
I'm Imo-owo Akpabio from Akwa-Ibom state in Nigeria. Here On steemit, I'm
. A science-loving 500 level medic in The University of Uyo, Nigeria. Single young man and in my early twenties who enjoys learning, sharing knowledge and improving old knowledge.
I'm 20% cocky, sometimes shy but most times very bold. My Hobbies include table tennis, Piano playing, poetry, and meditation. I'm also well built( 6.1ft, 70kg,) and I enjoy keeping fit.
Well, when I first came to steemit platform, I sort of floated for weeks looking for a community where I would fit in. I was browsing
and I found a post from air-clinic and Suddenly I knew I had found it!
I lovebecause: Air-clinic educates, promotes health, creates space for interactions on a professional basis. Oh and I also love it because it's the place on the Steem blockchain where anyone would want to visit to learn more about life in its fullness.
High and low point on steemit
Umm, I'm kinda new to steemit but I've had challenges too. I Initially felt steemit was "post and earn instantly". Lol. It wasn't and so I was frustrated for the first few weeks. I wanted a higher reputation, More Steem Power, More dollars and all bonuses.
After a while, I learned that steemit is a "Facebook plus bitcoin" platform and that was when the bulbs came on! I'm currently learning more and I think I'm having a good time too.
How do you balance your steemit life and real life
Well, I set time for steemit which is late evening most times. I wouldn't want to be distracted as my day is usually busy. But weekends(Friday nights to Saturday nights)are for steemit and Air-clinic. That's how I roll.
Motivation to study your career.
Life itself is a Mystery, one that needs Mastery. I once saw a Man saved by chest compressions during a CPR session and I was fascinated. Since then, I've had something in my heart that yearns to save lives. I pray to remain this way.
Challenges/survival story in your specialty
In Nigeria where medical school is a place where you must know all(as with other medical schools ), every academic session presents new goals and challenges. My Part one MB exams were a walk over. But my Part Two MB exams created mixed feelings as I had a near-distinction in my best course. I'm currently in clinical year proper and It requires me to sacrifice a lot of things which I am ready to do.
Final words
The field is getting broader. Learn whatever you can because it could be needed someday. Think outside the books but never leave the books. Practice Practice and perfect your practice.
SHOUTOUT SEGMENT (To Previous Interviewees)!
@Zoneboy, @Endopediatria, @Elvigia, @Oluwambe, @Bcrafts, @Evarich, 
Thank you for joining us on previous episodes of Online WARDROUNDS.
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