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<p>Case 15   (click<a href="/order"> here</a> for help)</p>
<p>An 18 year-old student, without any medical problems, is brought to the ED after passing out during band<br />
practice. She had been standing in 95 degree heat for nearly an hour when she began feeling dizzy and<br />
nauseated. She slid to the ground, in a semi-sitting position since her drum set landed behind her. One<br />
of her bandmates said she was pale and that her arms and legs jerked several times. He moved the<br />
drums out of the way so that she was flat on the ground on her side and she quickly regained<br />
consciousness. The paramedics found her to be alert, oriented and complaining of dizziness, with pulse<br />
110, BP 85/50, and sinus tachycardia on the rhythm strip. They removed her heavy band jacket, placed<br />
an IV, and brought her to the ED. She indicates she is feeling much better and wants to go home.<br />
1) Summarize the case briefly, including neuroanatomic localization and pathogenesis.<br />
2) What is the most likely diagnosis? Name 1-2 alternative diagnoses, and discuss briefly why these<br />
are less likely.<br />
3) What additional information (history, exam, laboratory or other studies, consultations) would you<br />
obtain? What laboratory findings would you expect if your most likely diagnosis is correct?<br />
4) Assuming your most likely diagnosis is correct, how would you manage this patient? How would you<br />
monitor her condition and its treatment? What is the prognosis?</p>
<p>n 18 year-old student, without any medical problems, is brought to the ED after passing out during band<br />
practice. She had been standing in 95 degree heat for nearly an hour when she began feeling dizzy and<br />
nauseated. She slid to the ground, in a semi-sitting position since her drum set landed behind her. One<br />
of her bandmates said she was pale and that her arms and legs jerked several times. He moved the<br />
drums out of the way so that she was flat on the ground on her side and she quickly regained<br />
consciousness. The paramedics found her to be alert, oriented and complaining of dizziness, with pulse<br />
110, BP 85/50, and sinus tachycardia on the rhythm strip. They removed her heavy band jacket, placed<br />
an IV, and brought her to the ED. She indicates she is feeling much better and wants to go home.<br />
1) Summarize the case briefly, including neuroanatomic localization and pathogenesis. An 18 year-old student feeling dizzy and nauseated</p>
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