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1. Diabetic-foot: perform a diabetic foot check

Inspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.Spastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkWeakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateMyeloma is a malignant clonal proliferation of b-lymphocyte derived plasma cells.

2. Pseudobulbar-palsy: What are the upper motor neuron signs present?

Weakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateMyeloma is a malignant clonal proliferation of b-lymphocyte derived plasma cells. Spastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkInspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.

3. Neurology: What is weakness?

Weakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateSpastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkInspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.Myeloma is a malignant clonal proliferation of b-lymphocyte derived plasma cells.

4. multiple-myelomaimport:-duplicate: What is it?

Spastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkInspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.Myeloma is a malignant clonal proliferation of b-lymphocyte derived plasma cells. Weakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderate

5. Carpal-tunnel-syndrome: examine this ladies hands.

Weakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateThere is a middle-aged lady who complains of pain, numbness and parasesthesia in in the palm and fingers which is particularly bad at night. There is sensory loss over the palmar aspects of the first three and a half fingers and wasting of the thenar eminence. There is weakness of abduction, flexion and opposition of the thumb. The diagnosis is median nerve palsy. The non-involvement of the flexor muscles of the forearm (i.e can flex distal interphalangeal joint of thumb) suggests that the cause is carpal tunnel syndrome. (look for the presence of associated conditions e.g pregnancy, pill, ra, dm, acromegaly, hypothyroidism, trauma)Spastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkInspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.

6. Differentials: red eye

Spastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkWeakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateConjunctivitis subconjunctival haemorrhage scleritis, episcleritis anterior uveitis acute glaucomaInspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.

7. Polyneuropathy: give examples of mostly motor, and mostly sensory, polyneuropathies

Weakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateInspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.Mostly motor: guillian-barre lead poisoning charcot-marie-tooth mostly sensory: dm uraemia leprosySpastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerk

8. Amaurosis-fugax: What is amaurosis fugax?

Weakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateSpastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkLatin fugax meaning fleeting, greek amaurosis meaning darkening, dark, or obscure. A transient monocular blindness due to transient ischemic attack of the retina. Inspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.

9. Leukaemia: What is the treatment for promyelocytic leukaemia?

Retinoic acidSpastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkWeakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateInspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.

10. Breath-sounds: identify the sound [sound:medicine/wheeze.mp3]

WheezeWeakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateInspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.Spastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerk

11. Ulcerative-colitis: What agent is used to maintain remission?

Inspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.Weakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateAll 5-amino-salicylic acid agents e.g mesalzine reduce 1yr relapse rate from 80% to 20%. Maintence is continued for life.Spastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerk

12. Diarrhoea: What are the causes of infectious diarrhoea?

Weakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateViruses: rotavirus norwalk virus adenovirus bacteria: e.coli campylobacter salmonella shigella s. Aureus protozoa: amoebic dysentery giadiaSpastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkInspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.

13. glaucomaimport:-duplicate: What is the pathogenesis?

Weakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateSpastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkInspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.In glaucoma normal flow and drainage of aqueous humour is obstucted in some way resulting in raised iop. Raised iop causes either mechanical or ischaemic damage to peripheral optic nerve fibres leading to visual field defects.

14. Sirs: What is sepsis?

Weakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateInspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.Spastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkSirs occuring in the presence of infection

15. Dementiaimport:-duplicate duplicate:-front: What is it?

Significant impairment of 2 or more domains of cognition, one of which must be memory, in the absence of delirium and psychiatric disease. (coal vme = consciousness, orientation, attention and concentration, language, visuospatial skill, memory, executive functions)Spastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkWeakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateInspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.

16. Dehydration: How do you assess for this clinically?

Spastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkWeakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateInspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.Moist mucous membranes skin turgor postural hypotension (drop in systolic of more than 20 mmhg or diastolic of more than 10 mmhg after standing for 3 minutes) ask patient if they feel thirsty

17. Nsaids: What are the interactions?

Inspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.Oral anticoagulants (increased anticoagulation) antihypertensives (decrease hypotensive effect) diuretics (decrease diuretic effect) li (increases levels) methotrexate (increases levels) acei with indomethacin causes hyperkalaemiaWeakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateSpastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerk

18. osteoporosisimport:-duplicate: What are the clinical features?

Weakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateInspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.Spastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkEarly stages asymptomatic later pathological fractures cause pain and loss of movement, and loss of height and kyphosis. Common fracture sites include vertebral bodies, proximal femur, radius and ribs.

19. Crohn's-disease: How does it normally present?

Spastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkWeakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateMost commonly presents with intermittent attacks of diarrhoea, abdominal pain, fever, anorexia and weight loss with intervening asymptomatic periods. Inspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.

20. Vasculitis: briefly describe the epidemiology of buerger's disease

Inspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.Spastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkA rare condition typically affecting men under 35, strongly associated with heavy smokingWeakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderate

21. Bacterial-enterocolitis: in which organisms is disease toxin mediated?

Inspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.Weakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateStaph aureus, clostridium perfringes, bacilus cereusSpastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerk

22. Ecgs: How do you calculate heart rate?

300 divided by r-r interval in large squaresSpastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkWeakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateInspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.

23. Multiple-myeloma: What cytotoxic treatment is given?

Inspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.Elderly patients: melphalan or cyclophosphamide (alkylating agents) and prednisolone (reduces hypercalcaemia) younger, or fitter, patients: vad (vincristine, adriamycin, dexamethasone)Weakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateSpastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerk

24. Depression: What are the psychotic symptoms?

Weakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateInspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.Spastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkMood-congruent delusions and hallucinations profound psychomotor retardation

25. Lung-cancer: What is the commonest paraneoplastic syndrome in squamous cell carcinoma?

Spastic tongue normal or increased gag reflex increased jaw jerkInspection, colour, trophic changes, ulcers, scars, injury (e.g secondary to sensory neuropathy), charcot's joint (deformed, swollen, abnormal range of movement with crepitus, painless destruction of joint) necrobiosis lipoidica (sharply demarcated, coalescing oval plaques, with a shiny atrophic surface and characteristic waxy yellow centres) palpation, temperature, capillary refill, pulses (vascular exam). Test movement, power, and sensation over foot (identify level if sensory neuropathy present) (regional and neurologic exam). To complete my examination i would like to examine the neurological and vasuclar systems, i would also like to perform fundoscopy and dip the urine for proteinuria as well as sending a sample to test for microalbuminuria.Weakness is a reduction in normal power of one or more muscles -plegia = weakness that is complete or near complete -paresis = weakness that is mild or moderateHypercalcaemia

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