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letsdothis
Yeah, I spent maybe like 20 seconds on this question. I knew I wouldn't be able to reason this one out.
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lilmonkey
Same thing. But then I remembered myself using bleach wipes with no gloves - didn't get any ulcers or even irritation. But drain cleaner is really strong shit as it can dissolve ("ulcerate") all this solid gunk.
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welpdedelp
Same lol. A question I had was I thought lymphangitis was supposed to precede some sort of injury, obv not lol but was the lymph node the main giveaway?
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keyseph
I think the key distinguishing features are the red streaks leading to an area of local lymphadenopathy. Otherwise, cellulitis would be a viable option if given.
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notyasupreme
I thought lymphangitis is seen more with erysipelas
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cinnapie
Yo @seagull I am a huge fan. I am a huge fan. I think we gave step 1 around the same time and now Step 2 CK. Anyway, keep up the good work, we need someone like you to add some humor to this fucking shit. Not all heroes wear capes!!!!
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sheska
if no bruits then why should we do a carotid duplex goddd
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tinylilron
bruits probably are not sensitive or specific enough... duplex is probably a better test
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lindasmith462
"everything is in the question for a reason" I tell myself "not everything is a trap. how many questions have you gotten wrong because you thought something was a trap? go based whats on the question for once self!" NBME going Admiral Ackbar on my butt over here.
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A 57-year-old woman comes to the physician ...
Toxin-induced inflammation of the colonic mucosa ๐ / ๐บ / ๐ณ / ๐