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A diabetic patient who has a fruity odor to their breath may describe a patient:
 
 in cardiac shock
  with Type 2 diabetes
  with ketoacidosis
  with hypoglycemia

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Failure to dorsiflex the foot on an AP oblique with 45 degree medial rotation will be evidenced by:
 
 closed tibiofibular joint
  closed tibiotalar joint
  distal fibular superimposed with the calcaneus
  closed subtalar joint



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Answer to Question 1

with ketoacidosis

Rationale: Excess glucose levels in the blood can escalate to formation of keytone bodies causing ketoacidosis. Very high sugar levels will spill over into the urine. A patient who exhibits signs of extreme thirst, urinates frequently and has sweet smelling breath could be life threatening and needs to be medically addressed with insulin and fluids.

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distal fibular superimposed with the calcaneus

Rationale: Distal fibula will superimpose the calcaneus when the foot is not dorsiflexed, obscuring potential fracture of the distal fibula.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 17, 2018
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Wow, this really help

 

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