Dizziness Medical Student

Dizziness: Approach to Evaluation and Management

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Dizziness was traditionally classified into four categories based on the patient's description: (1) vertigo, (2) presyncope, (3) disequilibrium, and (4) light-headedness. 4 However, current...

Dizziness - Symptoms and causes - Mayo Clinic

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Dizziness: A Diagnostic Approach | AAFP

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Dizziness accounts for an estimated 5 percent of primary care clinic visits. The patient history can generally classify dizziness into one of four categories: vertigo, …

Dizziness - Diagnosis and treatment - Mayo Clinic

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If your dizziness is caused by a medication, talk with your doctor about discontinuing it or lowering the dose. If your dizziness comes with nausea, try an over …

Dizziness EMRA

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Dizziness is the third most common complaint reported in the ED, responsible for 5% of presentations to the ED and outpatient clinics, with a 30% …

Case 40: Dizziness - Knowledge @ AMBOSS

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dizziness . Vital signs Temperature: 99.5°F (37.5°C) Blood pressure: 120/70 mm Hg Heart rate : 65/min Respirations: 18/min Examinee tasks Take a focused history. Perform a …

The evaluation of a patient with dizziness

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Some patients describe their dizziness as an out-of-body experience, floating, or an internal spinning sensation (i.e., no visualized spinning of the environment). …

Dizziness : History and Examination

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1. Define “Dizziness”: Room is spinning/rocking/somersaulting – Vertigo. Feel like “going to faint” – Near-syncope. “Going to fall” or “Unsteady on feet” …

Vertigo - Oxford Medical Education

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Vertigo is the false sensation that either oneself or the surroundings are moving or rotating. This is distinct from other causes of dizziness or light-headedness such as …

Dizziness Overview - Virtual Medical School

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Dizziness is a symptom of many other medical problems, and it is characterized as a disorientation of the human brain's communication with the inner ear. Home About …