Fem. 56 years old with a history of diabetes II, hypertension, obese starts 5 days ago with a dry cough, fever, intense muscle pain, headache, with respiratory distress since the day before, for which she went to the consultation. No smoking. No vaccines against Covid19. Physical ex: symmetrical chest, lungs with slight decrease in vesicular murmur and bilateral crackles. FC: 102, FR: 32, Sat.O2 86 a) Possible diagnoses. b) Pathogens to consider c) Corresponding studies d) Specific treatments

Fem. 56 years old with a history of diabetes II, hypertension, obese starts 5 days ago with a dry cough, fever, intense muscle pain, headache, with respiratory distress since the day before, for which she went to the consultation. No smoking. No vaccines against Covid19. Physical ex: symmetrical chest, lungs with slight decrease in vesicular murmur and bilateral crackles. FC: 102, FR: 32, Sat.O2 86 a) Possible diagnoses. b) Pathogens to consider c) Corresponding studies d) Specific treatments

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