You have finished a busy day at work and are passing through one of the hospital wards to see a friend. As you walk past a utility room, you see that a small fire has started near the linen cart. What do you do?

If a patient presents with dry eyes and mouth and one side of the face drooping, what do you suspect?

Navrinder is a 50-year-old lawyer who work 50 to 60 hours per week. While eating breakfast Navrinder experienced sudden onset slurring of speech, had facial droop on his left-hand side with weakness in left side upper and lower limbs. Navrinder's wife, Hargeet spotted these sudden onsets of symptoms and immediately called for an ambulance, which arrived within 15 mins. Navrinder was brought to the Emergency Department (ED). Medical history: Hypertension- diagnosed 5 years ago Prediabetes- diagnosed 3 years ago Medication history: Telmisartan 40mg once a dayVital signs: Blood Pressure 145/90 mmHg, Heart Rate 92 bpm, Respiration Rate 20 bpm, SaO2 94% on Room Air Physical examination: — Confusion — Left Facial Droop — Slurred Speech — Left Motor Weakness: Upper Limb 0/5, Lower Limb 2/5 — Decreased Tone — Altered Sensation — Mild Left Sided Neglect Acute Assessment Scale: NIH Stroke Scale 19 Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI): Ischemic changes confined predominantly to the Right Middle…

A patient went to a plastic surgeon to have repairs made on his nose. The surgeon took pictures before and after the operation. These were published without the patient’s consent in a medical journal article titled “The Saddlenose.” The patient sued the plastic surgeon, stating that the pictures were being used to advertise the surgeon’s work. Should the patient win?

According to the video, What is the pigment in our skin that reflects or absorbs light?    Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFw8mMzH5YA&t=834s

If you lost your ability to walk, could you access all of your house? What would need to change? Consider steps, doorways, access to your car, modifications to your car (can you use the gas pedal and brake?), ability to reach your kitchen cupboards and stovetop to cook? How about to take a shower?

You have a dream in which you wake up to find that people around you are using words that make no sense. What’s more, your friends don’t seem to understand you when you speak. At one point in your dream, your mom tells you that you almost forgot your tree limb today. When you give her a puzzled look, she holds up your lunchbox and repeats, “You know, your tree limb.” Your predicament in your dream is most like which of the following disorders? a. Wernicke’s aphasia b. Broca’s aphasia c. apraxia d. spatial neglect