...The test may also be recommended when the patient does not seem to have any of these risks but is suffering from symptoms such as chest pain (angina) or irregular...
...**Symptoms of Myocardial Infarction:** * Chest pain or discomfort, often described as pressure, squeezing, or tightness * Pain radiating to the neck, back, arms, or jaw * Shortness of breath...
...Fatigue * Rapid heartbeat (palpitations) * Chest pain or discomfort * Swollen ankles, feet, and legs * Confusion or disorientation * Cold, clammy skin * Reduced urine output **Q: How...
...Chest X-ray or CT scan to rule out other lung conditions **Treatment:** * **Medication:** * Bronchodilators to open airways * Inhaled steroids to reduce inflammation * **Oxygen therapy:** For severe...
...discomfort such as chest pain (chest pain is actually common among those who have undergone surgery, but oftentimes, this occurs because the scar is healing) Difficulty in breathing Response to...
...These may include swelling or discoloration in your leg, sudden chest or upper back pain, and sudden shortness of breath. Risk of heart or blood vessel problems and death: Rinvoq...
...x-ray including full-mouth and panoramic x-rays Intra-oral pictures Soft tissue exam (also considered as screening for oral cancer) Physical examination of the teeth Periodontal screening (or physical examination of the...
...* **Loss of function** * **Disability** * **Rheumatoid factor** * **Anti-CCP antibodies** * **ESR** * **CRP** * **X-rays** * **MRI** * **Ultrasound** * **Treatment** * **Medication** * **Physical therapy** *...
...tissue. **Types of Radiation** Two primary types of radiation are used in EBT: * **X-rays:** Common type of radiation used in diagnostic imaging and EBT. * **Gamma rays:** Higher-energy radiation...
...is a preliminary check of the patient’s oral and dental structures. Younger patients need to undergo regular dental x-rays to determine the condition of dental structures not easily visible to...