What does a thin-walled distended GB free of inflammation on U/S indicate when working up jaundice? _____
_____ is used to diagnose aortic rupture
Hint: angiography/aortography
What is the preferred imaging modality for diagnosis of acute appendicitis during pregnancy? _____
What does a thick-walled rigid (porcelain) GB indicate in US? _____
Low pelvic pain, urinary freq/urgency. A(n) _____ should be performed to look for a(n) _____
Hint: test
V/Q scan to help diagnose PE requires normal _____ to begin with
Hint: factor
What is the likely diagnosis in an immunocompromised patient with fever, pleuritic chest pain, hemoptysis and pulmonary nodules with ground-glass opacities (halo sign) on CT? _____
When elevated intracranial pressure is suspected, _____ should precede _____ because of the risk of cerebral herniation
Diagnosis? _____
What imaging study is used to confirm the diagnosis of a colovesical fistula? _____
Analytical vs non-analytical reasoning
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Hypothetico-deductive reasoning
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Pattern recognition in clinical reasoning
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Probabilistic reasoning
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Bayesian approach to diagnosis
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Decision making under uncertainty
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Cognitive biases in clinical reasoning
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Metacognition and diagnostic calibration
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Clinical decision rules
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Diagnostic parsimony (Occam's razor)
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Diagnostic thoroughness (Hickam's dictum)
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Diagnostic error analysis
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Integrating evidence-based medicine into reasoning
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