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A 42-year-old man with a first-time attack came to the clinic
intense compressive sternal pain without distinct irradiation,
accompanied by nausea, profuse sweating, shortness of breath. To the moment
treatment duration of the attack is about 3 hours. Smokes for many years, 10-15 cigarettes a day.
Arterial hypertension and other diseases of the cardiovascular system,
diabetes, neurological diseases, head injuries, coagulopathies and
there is no significant bleeding history. Consciousness is clear. The skin is pale,
hyperhidrosis. The vesicular breathing, no wheezing. NPV - 18 per minute. Heart sounds
rhythmic. Heart rate - 90 beats per minute, blood pressure - 130/80 mm RT. Art. The stomach is soft
painless in all departments. The liver is not enlarged.
ECG emergency shot:
Questions:
1. Assume the most likely diagnosis.
2. What are the abnormalities visible on the ECG presented, and
formulate an ECG conclusion.
3. What is the tactic of a general practitioner in this situation?
4. Among which emergency conditions is it necessary to carry out a differential
diagnosis?
5. Which laboratory markers are recommended for confirmation?
the diagnosis?
Situational task 145 [K001985]
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A 42-year-old patient, a housewife, turned to a general practitioner
the following complaints: for several years periodically noted the general
weakness, unmotivated rise in temperature to subfebrile digits. A month ago
after acute respiratory infections, moderate pain and swelling of the II and III metacarpophalangeal
joints, II, III, IV proximal interphalangeal joints of both hands, wrist
joints morning stiffness for 3 hours. Joint syndrome was accompanied
an increase in body temperature to 37.3 ° C. Performs homework with difficulty.
Objectively: the skin of normal color, clean. Vesicular breathing
no wheezing. The left border of relative cardiac dullness along the midclavicular line.
Heart sounds are rhythmic. HELL - 130/80 mm RT. Art. Configurable
of the above joints due to exudative-proliferative phenomena, spilled
soreness, active and passive movements are limited, painful.
General blood test: white blood cells - 9.0 × 10 9 / l, ESR - 35 mm / hour.
Biochemical blood test: rheumatoid factor (RF) - 1:80. Antibodies to
cyclic citrulline peptide (ADC) - 375.8 U / ml.
X-ray of the joints of the hands: detected periarticular osteoporosis, narrowing
joint space, single bone usages.
Questions:
1. Assume the most likely diagnosis.
2. Justify your diagnosis.
3. Make and justify a plan for an additional examination of the patient.
4. What will be the tactics for treating this disease?
5. What basic drug is appropriate in this case and why?
Situational task 146 [K001986]
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Patient Yu. 53 years old turned to the district physician with complaints of
weakness, pain throughout the spine (mainly at night), in both hips,
knee joints, morning stiffness up to 40 minutes, passing after physical
exercises.
Anamnesis: sick since 35 years, at first there were pains in the lower back and sacrum (especially
at night), later joined morning stiffness, passing after
short charge, temperature increase up to 37-37.5 ° С.
Objectively: satisfactory condition, active position. HELL - 150/100 mm
Hg. Art. Heart rate - 74 beats per minute. NPV - 18 per minute. Body temperature 37.3 ° C. Is celebrated
severe chest kyphosis and cervical hyperlordosis, smoothness of lumbar lordosis,
pain on palpation along the spine, paravertebral lines and
hip joints. Active and passive movements cause pain.
Samples: the symptom of Kushelevsky I, II is positive, the Tomeyer test is 65 cm,
Forestier - 22 cm, a test of the chin-sternum - 5 cm, a tour of the chest - 100-96 cm
(4 cm).
X-ray of the spine and ileosacral joints: Deforming
spondylosis, bilateral sacroiliitis, stage 3.
Complete blood count: red blood cells - 4.2 × 10 12 / l, Hb - 122 g / l, platelets -
220 × 10 9 / l, white blood cells - 10 × 10 9 / l, stab neutrophils - 1%, segmented
neutrophils - 63%, monocytes - 4%, eosinophils - 2%, lymphocytes - 30%, ESR - 18 mm / h.
Immunological tests: C-reactive protein - 5 mg / l, rheumatoid factor -
negative.
Urinalysis is the norm.
Questions:
1. Assume the most likely diagnosis.
2. Justify your diagnosis.
3. Make and justify a plan for an additional examination of the patient.
4. What will be your tactics for treating this disease?
5. Which drugs should be preferred if the patient has
non-axial manifestations of the disease?
Situational task 147 [K001987]
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