Emergencies in internal medicine

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Abbreviations used
CARDIOLOGY
-) Cardiac arrest. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Iv. Maznev
-) Coma. R. Kalpachki
-) Differential diagnosis of chest pain. M. Grigorov
-) Acute coronary syndrome. M. Grigorov
-) Unstable angina pectoris. M. Grigorov
-) Acute myocardial infarction. T. Todorov
-)-) Acute myocardial infarction without elevation (NSTEMI). G. Todorov
-)-) Acute myocardial infarction with ST elevation (STEMI) G. Todorov
-) Cardiac tamponade. Iv. Maznev
-) Aortic dissection Yves Maznev
-) Heart rhythm disorders. T. Todorov
-) Precardiac flicker. G. Todorov
-) Sharp left-sided heart failure. M. Grigorov
-) Pulmonary edema (cardiogenic). M. Grigorov
-) Noncardiogenic pulmonary edema. Vl. Grigorov
-) Shock and cardiogenic shock. M. Grigorov
-) Syncope. G. Todorov
-) Hypertensive crisis. R. Radoslavova
-) PULMONOLOGY. r. Petkov
-) Bronchial asthma – attack
-) Exacerbations in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
-) Pneumothorax
-) Acute pulmonary thromboembolism
NEUROLOGY. R. caps
-) Ischemic stroke (cerebral infarction)
-) Early behavior in coma of unknown origin
-) Parenchymal cerebral hemorrhage
-) Subarachnoid hemorrhage
-) Acute inflammatory polyradiculoneuropathy of the Guillain-Barré type
-) Acute peripheral nerve or spinal root injury (mononeuropathy, radiculopathy)
-) Myasthenia gravis
-) Status epilepticus
-) Acute psychoorganic syndrome
-) Neurogenic shock
METABOLIC DISORDERS. B. Pesheva
-) Hypokalemia
-) Hyperkalemia
-) Indications for emergency dialysis
-) Hypothermia
-) Hyperthermia
-) Drowning
-) ENDOCRINOLOGY. St. Dimitrov
-) Hypoglycemia
-) Diabetic ketoacidosis
-) Hyperosmolar (nonketogenic) coma
-) Thyrotoxic crisis
Myxedema coma
NEPHROLOGY. M. Vretenarska
-) Renal colic
-) Acute renal failure
-) Urosepsis, endotoxic shock
-) Uremic coma
GASTROENTEROLOGY. N. Grigorov and N. Tsonev
-) Acute upper gastrointestinal belching
-) Acute pancreatitis
TOXICOLOGY. A. Hubenova
-) General part
-) Medical history
-) Basic principles of treatment for poisoning
-) Stages of emergency behavior in acute poisonings
-) Clinical characteristics and treatment of some more common poisonings
-) Some ketogenic states in acute exogenous poisonings
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