This document discusses urinalysis and provides information on various aspects of analyzing urine samples. Some key points include:
- Urinalysis is a convenient, inexpensive test that provides a lot of information.
- Midstream urine samples are typically collected, and samples should be tested within 2 hours for accurate results.
- Visual inspection of urine color, clarity, odor and other physical properties can provide diagnostic clues.
- Dipstick testing is simple but can have false positives or negatives depending on factors like medication use, concentration, and pH level.
- Specific gravity and pH measurements provide additional information about urine concentration and acid-base status.
- Microscopic hematuria is found in a percentage of
TKH20160805
In Japanese.
This is the slide of tachyarrhythmia for residents, medical co-workers.
頻脈に関する講義のスライドです。
初期研修医、看護師、コメディカル向けに作っています。
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This document discusses important considerations for drug administration in elderly patients. It notes that elderly patients often have multiple chronic conditions and take many medications. Their drug metabolism can change with age due to decreases in organ function. Specifically, absorption may decrease or increase depending on digestive changes, distribution volumes decrease for hydrophilic drugs and increase for lipophilic drugs, metabolism decreases due to liver changes, and excretion decreases due to kidney function decline. Close monitoring is needed when prescribing certain drugs that carry higher risks for adverse effects in elderly patients like benzodiazepines, digoxin, and anticoagulants. Dosage adjustment may be required based on an individual's physical characteristics.
1. Outflow tract VT is the most common type of idiopathic VT, accounting for over 60% of cases in the study.
2. Pace mapping alone may not accurately locate ablation sites, especially for VT associated with scar tissue. Activation mapping and substrate identification are important complementary mapping techniques.
3. Successful ablation of substrate-based VT requires targeting abnormal electrograms within scar regions like late potentials or fractionated signals at the critical isthmus.
This document discusses urinalysis and provides information on various aspects of analyzing urine samples. Some key points include:
- Urinalysis is a convenient, inexpensive test that provides a lot of information.
- Midstream urine samples are typically collected, and samples should be tested within 2 hours for accurate results.
- Visual inspection of urine color, clarity, odor and other physical properties can provide diagnostic clues.
- Dipstick testing is simple but can have false positives or negatives depending on factors like medication use, concentration, and pH level.
- Specific gravity and pH measurements provide additional information about urine concentration and acid-base status.
- Microscopic hematuria is found in a percentage of
TKH20160805
In Japanese.
This is the slide of tachyarrhythmia for residents, medical co-workers.
頻脈に関する講義のスライドです。
初期研修医、看護師、コメディカル向けに作っています。
画像はすべてGoogle画像検索から拝借しており、引用先から拝借しています。私的利用にとどめておりますが、著作権等問題があればご連絡ください。
This document discusses important considerations for drug administration in elderly patients. It notes that elderly patients often have multiple chronic conditions and take many medications. Their drug metabolism can change with age due to decreases in organ function. Specifically, absorption may decrease or increase depending on digestive changes, distribution volumes decrease for hydrophilic drugs and increase for lipophilic drugs, metabolism decreases due to liver changes, and excretion decreases due to kidney function decline. Close monitoring is needed when prescribing certain drugs that carry higher risks for adverse effects in elderly patients like benzodiazepines, digoxin, and anticoagulants. Dosage adjustment may be required based on an individual's physical characteristics.
1. Outflow tract VT is the most common type of idiopathic VT, accounting for over 60% of cases in the study.
2. Pace mapping alone may not accurately locate ablation sites, especially for VT associated with scar tissue. Activation mapping and substrate identification are important complementary mapping techniques.
3. Successful ablation of substrate-based VT requires targeting abnormal electrograms within scar regions like late potentials or fractionated signals at the critical isthmus.
24. ECG 10
? 72 year-old male with NVE (aortic valve) had
an episode of chest discomfort and syncope.
A rate=75, V rate=40…完全房室ブロック
なぜ、心内膜炎で房室ブロックができるのか?