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I elaborated a hypothetical case and I want to develop some questions according to this case, if you could help me how to solve this Diagnosis: Diarrhea Male patient, 26 years old, single, financial advisor. He has a genetic load for diabetes mellitus and high blood pressure. He reports alcohol consumption every weekend (average 3 drinks), his eating habits are altered due to limitation in the consumption of fats that cause diarrhea. He has a history of appendectomy, and symptoms of intermittent gastroenteritis for 3 months that have been managed with ciprofloxacin 500 mg PO bid, trimebutine 200 mg PO q8h, and peptobismol. He has a condition of 5 months of evolution characterized by decreased consistency, bloody, greenish, postprandial, abundant and explosive evacuations, which are accompanied by meteorism and borborygmos in number of 5-8 per day, which increased with psychological stress; the symptoms fluctuated, lasting 3-5 days, and subsided with antispasmodics. It was accompanied by moderate crampy abdominal pain that subsided with defecation, diaphoresis, asthenia, adynamia, and hyporexia. During 5 months he has presented a 5 kg weight loss. He denies nausea, vomiting, fever or chills, or lienteria. On physical examination, vital signs were heart rate 86/mn, respiratory rate 16/mn, blood pressure 110/70 mmHg. His previous weight was 68 kg, current weight 64 kg, height 1.68 m, BMI (current) 22.7. Brittle, dull hair and slight hyperpigmentation of the face; Flat abdomen with colic pain on palpation. No data of peritoneal irritation, no enlarged lymph nodes, with increased intensity and frequency of peristalsis, the rest without alterations. Questions – Profile – Stage of Growth and Development (Erick Erikson) – Pathology Information – Table of Laboratories (The altered according to the pathology) – Table of Medications – Table of studies – If applicable – Conclusion – References
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