Author: Girish Boggaram / Editor: Michael John Stewart / Reviewer: Chris Wearmouth, Kathryn Boyle / Code: ELC2, ELP1, SLO1, UC7 / Published: 12/10/2020 / Reviewed: 19/09/2024
A 68-year-old man presents to the Emergency Department (ED) following a fall. He says he has felt lethargic and feverish for 2 days. He is complaining of lower abdominal discomfort and nausea. He has a long term urinary catheter for benign prostatic hypertrophy having declined surgery.
On examination he has suprapubic tenderness and is mildly dehydrated.
The nurse is very concerned about the colour of his catheter bag.
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What is the most likely cause of the purple discolouration?
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The nurse is concerned that the patient is confused and keeps asking where he is. You perform an Abbreviated Mental Test for which he scores 5/10.
Which of the following are potential causes of delirium? (You can select more than one answer)
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Which of the following regarding urinary tract infections is correct?
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