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Anticholinergic syndrome
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Neurotrauma Post-ictal phenomena Hypoglycaemia Hyponatraemia Behavioural disturbance Investigations Screening … feedback Anticholinergic syndrome Anticholinergic syndrome See also Poisonings - Acute Guidelines … abnormalities and resolution of symptoms can be variable - delirium can persist for days following an acute …
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Seizures - acute management
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Seizures - acute management …Clinical Practice Guidelines : Seizures - acute … > Seizures - acute management Print Share Facebook LinkedIn Email In this section About Clinical Practice …
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Cerebral palsy - increased seizures
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), benzodiazepines and baclofen Manage acute seizure as afebrile seizures Ensure emergency seizure management plan … as a differential diagnosis in the following settings: change in usual behaviour deterioration in motor function … sudden falls cognitive decline sleep disturbance Precipitants of seizures Intercurrent illness eg febrile …
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Cannabis withdrawal syndrome
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feedback Cannabis withdrawal syndrome Cannabis withdrawal syndrome PIC Endorsed See also Acute behavioural … disturbance: Acute management Engaging with and assessing the adolescent patient HEEADSSS interview Mental … use CWS typically occurs 1-2 days after last use. The acute phase symptoms peak at day 2-6. Symptoms …
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Functional somatic symptoms
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, dizziness, weakness, gastrointestinal disturbance, or episodes of altered responsiveness FSS describe … Co-existing fatigue, pain, sleep disturbance, or autonomic symptoms Hyperventilation on clinical assessment … Psychologically informed approaches such as mindfulness, and cognitive and behavioural strategies, can …
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Enuresis - Bed wetting and Monosymptomatic Enuresis
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in Red History Much of the history should focus on voiding habits Onset of bedwetting ( if acute — last … and disturbed sleep) Medical History: consider other co-morbid factors which may exacerbate or prolong nocturnal … enuresis; developmental or behavioural problems, diabetes mellitus or sleep apnoea Family history …
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Hyperosmolar hyperglycaemic state
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in mild non-ketotic acidosis) In comparison to DKA, dehydration and electrolyte disturbances are more … diabetes Acute illness, stress or substance use Very high carbohydrate consumption Medications eg … Polydipsia and/or polyuria Weight loss and/or increased appetite Lethargy, behaviour change or confusion …
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Abdominal pain - chronic
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Abdominal pain - chronic Abdominal pain - chronic PIC Endorsed See also Abdominal pain - acute Adolescent … (especially if bilious. See acute abdominal pain ) urinary symptoms extraintestinal manifestations … for consideration of evidence-based treatments, which include: Psychology/Cognitive Behavioural Therapy/counselling …
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Iron deficiency
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deficiency Impaired cognitive function, decreased memory, impaired learning and concentration Behavioural … disturbance Fatigue Pica (ingestion of non-nutritive substances such as paper, wood and soil) Management … stores may vary eg between 10-30 μg/L Serum ferritin is an acute phase reactant and a normal result does …