It was a typical clinic day, busy, but no emergencies so far. I was then asked to come look at a lady. I am led to the bench outside the dressing room. There is a woman sitting there, I will refer to her as “M”. She appears to be in
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There is a lot that I took for granted working as a physician in the United States. For example, labs. I worked as a hospitalist in the states. If I needed or wanted labs on a patient I ordered them on the computer and the results would be available usually
M is an 11 year old boy who was diagnosed with pulmonary TB approximately 6 months ago. He started treatment with a standard 4 drug regimen and has done well. His energy level improved dramatically and he has been gaining weight. He presented to clinic last week for a follow
By Dr. Briana Zachary – I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when I was 2 years old. I was born in a developed country and my parents were able to provide access to state of the art medical care. I have an insulin pump which provides insulin in a
Schnaika She is 6 months old and weighed 9 pounds when admitted. She came in with slight edema, was very small from her malnutrition, had a 101 temperature and was quite dehydrated. She has 1 sister, 1 brother and 1 sibling who has passed away. Her mom and dad both
