... problem solving.This book is offered as a companion to the remarkable17th edition of Harrison s Principles of Internal Medicine. It isdesigned for the student of medicine to reinforce the ... irritability.I. INTRODUCTION TO CLINICAL MEDICINE — ANSWERS 39tions in type IV collagen, resulting in the most common phenotype of X-linked inheri-tance, hematuria, sensorineural deafness, ... thenose, sinuses, and pharynx. Common symptoms include burning in the nares, epistaxis,16 I. INTRODUCTION TO CLINICAL MEDICINE — QUESTIONSfunction, urinalysis, thyroid-stimulating hormone,...
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... General Internal Medicine and Maternal Fetal Medicine University of AlbertaEdmonton, AB, CanadaGENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE Peter Hamilton, MBBCh, FRCPCProfessor of Medicine Division of General Internal ... Approach to Internal Medicine Clinical Scholar, Division of General InternalMedicine University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, CanadaResearch Fellow, Division of General InternalMedicine Brigham ... Pharmacology and General Internal Medicine, Department of Medicine University of AlbertaEdmonton, AB, CanadaOBSTETRICAL MEDICINE Winnie Sia, MD, FRCPCAssistant Professor of Medicine and Obstetrics...
... 2, Arindam Basu 3 1 Dept Of Neuromedicine, Bangur Institute Of Neurology, Kolkata, India. 2 Malda District Hospital, Malda, India. 3 Fogarty Training Program, IPGMER, Kolkata, India. AAbbssttrraacctt ... physician in the Maldah District, West Bengal, India. Dr. Sanyal completed his medical graduation in 1975, and his specialty training inInternalMedicinein 1985. He has well over 16 years of experience ... returned to Indiain 2000, and continued to work as a consultant otolaryngologist and epidemiologist. In 2002, he joined the UC Berkeley based Fogarty International Training Program in Environmental...
... gains in biotechnology in India. The education andtraining programs have been well laid, intelligent scientific work-force being avail-able, fairly good infrastructures are in place and industry ... the Ministry ofS&T’s continued interest in the development of biotechnology inIndia can beassessed (Table 1) [2, 3].Development of Biotechnology in India 93Table 1.Major sectors of investment ... theseareas, a major initiative involving 13 collaborating institutions was launched onbioprospecting in 1997. Characterizing, inventorying, conserving biodiversity,and prospecting of different ecogeographical...
... Violence in India, ” unpub-lished report to USAID /INDIA. Johnson, F. Catherine, 1996,“Violence Against Women in India: The Law as Protector?,” paperpresented at the Association ofWomen in Development ... Bureau,1995, Crime in India- 1994,New Delhi.Prasad, Shally, 1996, “InstitutingMeasures to Address ViolenceAgainst Women in India, ” paperpresented at the Association ofWomen in Development Interna-tional ... HIV/AIDS epidemic inIndia isspreading rapidly and increasinglywill affect women’s health in comingyears. A recent study estimatedthat between 2 and 5 millionIndians are currently infected withHIV...
... the Reserve Bank of India, Directory of CommercialBank O¢ ces inIndia 1800-2000 (Volume 1), Mumbai. These data include the opening(and closing) date of every bank branch in India, as well as ... TheReserve Bank of India divides states inIndia into six regions. Region-year …xed e¤ects(rt) control for macroeconomic ‡uctuations.13Finally, I include the average rainfall in 12Matching credit ... All regressions include district fixed effects, year fixed effects, and rainfall. banking and politics in India, including the mechanisms by which politicians may in uencebanks. In Section 2.3,...
... acting intern. The followingFIRST EXPOSURE TO INTERNAL MEDICINE: HOSPITAL MEDICINE Charles H. Griffith III, MD, MSPHInpatient InternalMedicine Clerkship DirectorDivision of General Internal Medicine University ... Medicine University of KentuckyLexington, KentuckyAndrew R. Hoellein, MD, MSAmbulatory InternalMedicine Clerkship Director Division of General Internal Medicine University of KentuckyLexington, ... (con-sider what an internalmedicine residency is: in contrast to some residencieswhere much of one’s learning involves mastering various procedures or oper-ations, an internalmedicine residency...
... to didanosine and stavudine, and continue ritonavir (B) Switch zidovudine, lamivudine, and ritonavir/lopinavir to didanosine, stavudine, and indinavir, and stop simvastatin (C) Continue all ... (A) Begin intense insulin therapy (B) Begin glipizide (C) Begin pioglitazone (D) Begin acarbose (E) Begin metformin Answer: to trauma, combined with dehydration and possibly infection. ... therapy(B) Initiate interferon- (C) Administer N-acetylcysteine (D) Stop Dilantin (E) Start methotrexate Answer: (D) Stop Dilantin Explanation: The patient has Dilantin-induced hepatitis....
... FILES: Internal Medicine Clinical Pearl➤ The history is the single most important tool in obtaining a diagnosis. Allphysical findings and laboratory and imaging studies are first obtainedand ... specificity3. Looking for discriminating features to narrow the differential diagnosisThis page intentionally left blank 6CASE FILES: Internal Medicine 13. The skin should be carefully examined for ... considering. This isthe principle that “you find what you are looking for.” When one is trying toperform a thorough head-to-toe examination, for instance, without lookingfor anything in particular, one...