Attendance May 15-31st

 
May 15th – Read about Doxycycline and its incidence in causing hemolytic anemia and hepatotoxicity. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17875115/

May16-Did a bone marrow aspiration from sternum under guidance by pathology asst prof for a 55/F with diagnostic uncertainty regarding cause of anaemia.

May17- Read about the deceiving picture of B12 deficiency anaemia without megaloblast in peripheral smear

May18- OPD- admitted a case of 30M with PAH

May19-attended morning rounds, read about imatinib vs interferon and low dose cytarabine in newly diagnosed chronic phase CML

May20-attended morning rounds, read about classification of OP compounds.

May21- Spoke to our follow up patient of lady windermere syndrome and asked about her medication compliance.
Had to join dots in data of the same case.

May22-Read about Hypokalemic periodic paralysis

May23- After morning rounds had a discussion about umn vs lmn with interns

May 24 25 leave

May 26- learnt about management of DKA in the 2-4 presentation

May27-Case presentation-65 F with c/o fever 2 days back and loose stools from 2 days with increase in sr creatinine- AKI
Old CVA

May28- Efficacy of Methyl prednisolone in GBS

May29- learnt about SIADH criteria

May30-Thesis presentation 

May31- Did rounds in CKD ward and remaining work up of nephro patients as a preparation for next month duty.




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