Patient presents with fever, rash, and an abnormally looking tongue What is the diagnosis?

Scarlet Fever Cause → Streptococcus pyogenes (Group A Streptococcus) C/F: → Sore throat → Bright red tongue with a “strawberry” appearance → Fine sandpaper-like rash Tx: → Antibiotics (Penicillin)

I legit thought that was a strawberry 😳 Wait.... Is it?! 🤔

Patient has a prominent forehead, scoliosis, and other evident features as shown Likely diagnosis?

Patient has a painful, blistering rash in distinct pattern What’s the diagnosis?

Alcoholic patient presented with unexplained confusion and slurred speech What’s this finding called? Diagnosis ?

Male patient receiving multiple antihypertensives, including a diuretic, presented with this What’s the cause?

Spironolactone induced Gynecomastia It is an adverse effect of Spironolactone Mechanism: 1. decreases testosterone production 2. increases peripheral conversion of testosterone to estradiol 3. displaces estradiol from their plasma-protein-binding sites

Patient presents to the ER with jaundice and confusion after taking herbal medicine prescribed by an Ayurvedic practitioner What’s the likely diagnosis ?

Periorbital Ecchymosis aka Raccoon Eyes It refers to the appearance of bruising or discoloration around the eyes, resembling the dark circles seen in raccoons. Etiology: Periorbital ecchymosis can have various causes, including trauma, such as a direct blow to the face or

What is being demonstrated ?

Diagnosis? Which gene is involved?

Which sign is being elicited? Cause ?

Finding in a patient with complaints of fever and joint pains of 5 days duration What’s this finding called? Diagnosis ?

Patient has chronic diarrhea and rash that’s painful to the touch Diagnosis? (h/t - Keith Siau)

Patient with chronic stable angina presents to the ER with severe fatigue. Blood sample collected is shown What’s the cause?