the patient was admitted to the hospital with fever cough and shortness of breath. it was noted that the patient has type 2 diabetes on insulin. after study, the physician could not determine the exact cause of the presenting symptoms. the ptient was treated with antibiotics, fluide and recieved one breathing treatment. during hospitalization the patient experienced a nose bleed and a headache the final diagnostic was possible viral pneumonia. which poa indicater would be assigned to a diagnosis of headache?

What is the most likely cause of the patient's condition? What is the most likely causative agent? How did the patient contract the disease?

Patient developed rhinitis and conjunctivitis while undergoing treatment for diffuse toxic goiter. Which of the following medications could have caused these side effects?A. ReserpinB. PropranololC. MercazolilumD. Lugol's solutionE. Prednisolone

What diagnostic labs and test/procedures do you expect to be ordered for a patient with a diagnosis of PUD AND WHAT IS THE RATIONALE?

A 29-year-old previously healthy female presented with a productive cough, fever to 102 oF, and severe headache. She had cervical adenopathy (swollen glands), although she had a nonerythematous throat with no exudate. Chest examination showed crackles bilaterally at the lung base with decreased breath sounds diffusely. This finding was confirmed by chest film that showed bilateral multifocal areas of patchy consolidation. Her neck was not stiff, but because of the severity of the headache, she was admitted to the neurologic service. A spinal fluid was obtained and was negative for bacteria, cryptococcus, and acid-fast smear. Blood cultures and sputum cultures did not produce a pathogen. The patient did not improve on ceftriaxone. On day 3 she was started on erythromycin. On day 4, cold agglutinins were done and were positive. The patient gradually improved although the headache, photophobia, and cough continued for some time QUESTIONS: 1. What is the agent of this disease?…