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Case Study 65

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    A 75 year-old man develops sudden onset of shortness of breath at the orthopedic department. He was admitted for suspected pathological fracture of femur 3 days ago. On examination, his pulse is 122, blood pressure 90/60, respiratory rate 34/min and oxygen saturation is 92%. Lung sounds are clear bilaterally. Heart rhythm is regular with no murmurs or gallops.

    What is the appropriate immediate step to improve this patient’s condition?

    A-Intravenous injection of brad spectrum antibiotics

    B-Intravenous injection of heparin

    C-Subcutaneous injection of epinephrine

    D-Electric cardioversion

    E-Call the cardiology attendant

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