A Pain in the…. Arm?

A Pain in the…. Arm?

A Pain in the…. Arm?

A Pain in the…. Arm? A Pain in the…. Arm?

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Question 1 of 3

1. Question
Looking at the chest x-ray, the following is a possible abnormality seen…
- Pneumothorax
- Pancoast tumour
- Pneumonia
- No abnormal findings
- Rib Fracture
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Question 2 of 3

2. Question
What are the typical signs of Pancoast Syndrome?
- Shortness of breath, limb pain
- Limb pain with reduced range of movement and chest pain
- Limb pain, haemoptysis, collapse
- Productive cough, shortness of breath and dizziness
- Limb pain and weakness and Horners Syndrome
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3. Question
What will your management plan be for this patient?
- Discharge home with analgesia and 2 week wait follow up
- Discussion with Oncology for admission
- Admit to Acute Medicine for ongoing treatment
- Safety netting and reassurance. No follow up required
- Biopsy in the ED with Oncology OPA follow up
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