مدونة الدكتور حجي الزويد في اختصاص طب الأطفال: MCQs In Pediatric Cardiology Part II

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مدونة الدكتور حجي الزويد في اختصاص طب الأطفال: MCQs In Pediatric Cardiology Part II الأحد، 26 مايو 2013 MCQs In Pediatric Cardiology Part II Q 1: You are evaluating a 12-year-old boy in the emergency department who presents with fever, chills, malaise, and blood in his urine. On physical examination, he appears comfortable and alert and has a temperature of 102.7°F (39.3°C), a blood pressure of 110/40 mm Hg, no rashes, and clear breath sounds. He has a diastolic murmur heard best in the sitting position (Item Q133). You elicit no abdominal or flank tenderness. Of the following,

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