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critical care
What effect does amiodarone have ...,
What is the best test to diagnose...,
What are the 4 criteria used to t...
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msk
What is the current recommendatio...,
Which groups of people with hiv s...,
What is dual energy x ray absorpt...
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pain control
What are common side effects of t...,
What does the peg scale measure 2
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urology
What is chronic pelvic pain syndr...,
What is the likely diagnosis for ...,
What is mirabegron 3
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ent
What is the initial treatment for...,
What are the symptoms of acute ot...
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cardiology 1
What does hypotension and elevate...,
What is the diagnosis for cardiac...,
What is the treatment for cardiac...
129
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cardiology 2
What happens to inverted t waves ...,
What is hypertensive urgency 2,
What are typical signs of rv stra...
145
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cardiology 3
What is the minimum duration for ...,
How are doacs cleared from the bo...,
What should be added to drug ther...
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cardiology 4
What is the next step for cardiac...,
Is dyspnea on exertion doe and ch...,
What are the initial symptoms of ...
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cardiology 5
What is the most appropriate proc...,
Does suppression of pvcs and non ...,
What is the most likely cause of ...
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cardiology 6
What is the typical treatment for...,
What complication occurs in up to...,
What is the most useful physical ...
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cardiology 7
What is a bifascicular block 1,
What are the characteristics of l...,
What are the characteristics of l...
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pulmonology
What is the vector for transmissi...,
What does lymphangioleiomyomatosi...,
How can eosinophilic granulomatos...
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nephrology
Salt supplements favored by many ...,
Principal cells of the collecting...,
Which hormone abnormality typical...
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GI
When is a colonoscopy typically p...,
What are the suggested symptoms f...,
What is classified as transudativ...
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heme/onc 1
What is the possibility of pure r...,
What should a patient have to eva...,
What is the typical cause of pure...
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heme/onc 2
What is an inability to mobilize ...,
What are the major criteria for p...,
What is a minor criterion for pol...
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heme/onc 3
What is the elevated hemoglobin l...,
What is the elevated hemoglobin l...,
What is the elevated hematocrit l...
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heme/onc 4
What causes blockage of iron rele...,
What are the characteristic imagi...,
What is lcis nearly always positi...
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heme/onc 5
What are associated with the high...,
What is oxidized from ferrous fe2...,
What becomes methemoglobin 3
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heme/onc 6
What is melanoma 1,
What is renal cell carcinoma 2,
What types of cancer are associat...
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