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Step 2 C.S. Made Easy - Compiled by Dr. Varshil Mehta 1
COMPILED BY DR. VARSHIL MEHTA
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SEXUAL ASSAULT
OTHER IMPORTANT QUESTIONS TO ASK: Assault Rape Mnemonic
Loss of consciousness, Dizziness Weakness/Numbness Vaginal bleeding Changes in vision Blood in urine/stool
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION for Assault Rape Mnemonic
Head & Neck exam: Inspection, Palpitation (Look for signs of head trauma) Mouth exam: Inspection Cardiovascular exam: Auscultation Pulmonary exam: Inspection, Auscultation, Palpation, Percussion. (Especially in a patient with SOB &
Chest pain) Abdominal exam: Inspection, Auscultation, Palpation Neurologic exam: Mini Mental Status Exam, Cranial nerves (2-12), Gross Motor & Sensory Musculoskeletal exam: Inspection, Palpitation (look for bruises and trauma)
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS for Assault Rape Mnemonic
This section depends on patient’s Chief Complaint. For example Chest pain, Abdominal pain, Headache, Loss of consciousness and
ALWAYS include the following in your Differential Diagnosis:
Sexually Transmitted Infection Pregnancy
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DIAGNOSTIC WORK UP for Assault Rape Mnemonic
Pelvic exam Urine Beta-hCG Wet mount, KOH prep, Cervical Culture, Vaginal pH XR-Skeletal survey HIV antibody, VDRL, HBV antigen Chest X-ray\
IMPORTANT NOTE: Assault Rape Mnemonic
Make sure to show empathy. If patient is crying offer her tissue & water and let her finish crying. Support the patient by letting her know that you are here for her and that what happened to her was not
her fault and could have happened to anyone. Encourage her to report the incident to the police if she/he hasn’t already done so. Offer her emergency contraceptives. Let her know that you are going to let the social worker come and talk to her and provide her with
phone numbers for support groups and other resources.
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HEARTBURN
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION for Dysphagia Mnemonic
HEENT: Check throat for erythema and exudate
Neck exam: Check for lymphadenopathy, thyromegaly Cardiovascular exam: Auscultation Pulmonary exam: Auscultation Abdominal exam: Inspection, auscultation, palpation, percussion. Skin: check for signs of scleroderma/CREST.
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS for Dysphagia Mnemonic
Esophageal cancer (Dysphagia starts with Solids and progresses to liquids. Hx of chronic alcoholism, smoking & weight loss )
Achalasia (Dysphasia for BOTH solid and liquids) Esophagitis (Pain on swallowing. Immunocompromised ―e.g. HIV, Corticosteroids‖) Systemic Sclerosis (Look for CREST syndrome) GERD (Cough at nights, Hoarseness, sore throat) Plummer-Vinson syndrome (Iron deficiency anemia, sore throat, craving ice, dirt, clay…) Zenker diverticulum (Halitosis, regurgitation) Pill-induced esophagitis (e.g. Bisphosphonates) Mitral Stenosis (look for an immigrant or a pregnant female)
DIAGNOSTIC WORKUP for Dysphagia Mnemonic
CBC Serum iron, ferritin, TIBC Throat culture HIV antibody and viral load, CD4 count Chest X-ray Barium swallow Endoscopy Esophageal manometry Chest CT
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ENURESIS
Differential Diagnosis for Enuresis mnemonic
Primary nocturnal enuresis (monosymptomatic) Secondary enuresis (a/w stress such as: life or environmental changes, major illness or abuse) UTI Diabetes mellitus Functional bladder disorder
Diagnostic Work up for Enuresis mnemonic
Genital Exam Urinalysis HbA1c Urine culture Renal Ultrasound
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HEADACHE
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION for Headache Mnemonic
HEENT: Palpation of the Sinuses & Temporomandibular joints, Funduscopic exam, Nose, Mouth, Teeth & Throat
Neck Examination: Inspection, palpation Cardiovascular exam: Auscultation Pulmonary exam: Auscultation Neurology exam: CN 2-12, Muscle strength, DTRs, Kernig’s sign & Brudzinski sign
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS for Headache Mnemonic
Migraine headache Tension headache Cluster headache Pseudotumor cerebri Sinusitis Meningitis Temporal arteritis (Giant cell arteritis) Subarachnoid hemorrhage Intracranial mass
DIAGNOSTIC WORKUP for Headache Mnemonic
CBC ESR CT of head Brain MRI Lumbar puncture CT of Sinuses
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HEARING LOSS
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION for Hearing loss Mnemonic
HEENT: Test hearing by speaking with back turned, Rinne & Weber, Whisper test, Otoscopy, Funduscopic exam,
CV exam: Auscultation. Pulmonary exam: Auscultation. Neuro: CN 2-12, Sensation, Motor, DTRs, Cerebellar: Finger to nose, Heel to shin.
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS for Hearing loss Mnemonic
Presbycusis Cochlear N. damage due to loud noise Otosclerosis Ménière disease Ototoxicity (Loops, Antibiotics & Aspirin in the History)
DIAGNOSTIC WORKUP for Hearing loss Mnemonic
Audiometry Tympanography Brain stem auditory evoked potentials CT-Head VDRL/RPR (r/o Meniere disease)
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HEMATURIA
Physical Examination for Hematuria:
Cardiovascular exam: Auscultation Pulmonary exam: Auscultation Abdominal exam: Auscultation, Palpation, Percussion, Check for CVA tenderness.
Differential Diagnosis for Hematuria:
Nephrolithiasis Bladder cancer Coagulation disorder BPH Prostate Cancer Polycystic kidney disease Renal Cell Carcinoma Glomerulonephritis IgA nephropathy Pyelonephritis UTI
Diagnostic Work up for Hematuria:
Genital exam Rectal exam (check for BPH or Prostate cancer) Urinalysis CBC, PT/PTT Urine Culture Urine cytology Kidney ultrasound BUN/Cr PSA, IVP Cystoscopy CT abdomen / pelvis
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HOARSENESS
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION for Hoarseness mnemonic
HEENT: Inspect conjunctivae, mouth, throat, lymph nodes and thyroid gland Pulmonary exam: Auscultation Cardiovascular exam: Auscultation Abdominal exam: Auscultation, palpation Extremities: Inspection, DTRs
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS for Hoarseness mnemonic
Laryngitis Laryngeal cancer Vocal cord polyps/Nodules Hypothyroidism Mitral valve stenosis
DIAGNOSTIC WORKUP for Hoarseness mnemonic
CBC TSH Cardiac Echocardiogram Laryngoscopy CT scan of chest and neck
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INSOMNIA
Physical Examination for Insomnia (Sleeping Problem):
HEENT exam: Thyroid, Lymphadenopathy CV exam: Auscultation Pulmonary exam: Auscultation Abdominal exam: Auscultation Extremities: Check for tremor on outstretched fingertips & edema Skin: Inspection for dryness Neurologic: DTRs, Brisk reflexes
Differential Diagnosis for Insomnia (Sleeping Problem):
Anxiety Caffeine-induced insomnia Hyperthyroidism Insomnia related to depression Advanced Sleep phase disorder Delayed sleep phase syndrome Adjustment insomnia Illicit drug abuse Obstructive sleep apnea
Diagnostic Work up for Insomnia (Sleeping Problem):
TSH, Free T4 CBC Urine drug test Polysomnography ECG
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JAUNDICE
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION for Jaundice
HEENT: Inspect sclera, Under tongue Cardio vascular & Pulmonary: Auscultation Abdominal exam: Inspection, Auscultation, Palpation, Murphy’s sign, Percussion Extremities: Check for Asterixis, Edema Skin exam: Spider nevi, Cutaneous telangiectasia, Palmar erythema,
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS for Jaundice
Viral Hepatitis Acetaminophen (Tylenol) toxicity Alcoholic hepatitis Primary biliary cirrhosis Ascending cholangitis Cholecystitis Pancreatic cancer
DIAGNOSTIC WORKUP for Jaundice
AST/ALT, Bilirubin, Alkaline phosphatase CBC Viral hepatitis serology Abdominal Ultrasound Abdominal CT ERCP
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KNEE PAIN
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION for Knee Pain
Mouth: Inspection (Look for ulcers to rule out SLE) Musculoskeletal exam: Inspection, Palpation, ROM of both knees. Examine other joints (Wrist,
shoulder, elbow, hands, fingers, hip) Hair & Skin exam: Inspection Cardiovascular exam: Auscultation Pulmonary exam: Auscultation Abdominal exam: Inspection, Auscultation, Palpation, Percussion
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS for Knee Pain
Gout Pseudogout Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) Rheumatoid arthritis Gonococcal arthritis Septic arthritis Osteoarthritis
DIAGNOSTIC WORKUP for Knee Pain Mnemonic
Pelvic examination Cervical culture Knee aspiration & Synovial fluid analysis XR of knees CBC ANA, Anti-dsDNA, Rheumatoid factor Blood culture
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MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION for Musculoskeletal Pain Mnemonic
1) Shoulder Pain: Head and neck exam: Checked for bruises, neck movements and signs of head trauma Exam of the arms: Compared both arms in terms of strength, range of motion (shoulder, elbow, wrist),
sensation, DTRs, pulses
2) Lower back pain: Back exam:Inspection, palpation, range of motion Extremities: Inspection, palpation of peripheral pulses, hip exam Neuro exam: Motor, DTRs, Babinski sign, Gait (including toe and heel walking), passive straight leg
raising, sensory exa 3) Calf Pain:
Extremities: Inspection, palpation; checked for Homans’ sign Joint exam: Inspection, palpation, range of motion (knee, ankle, hip joint on both sides) Neuro exam: Sensory and motor reflexes (knee, ankle)
4) Heel Pain:
Extremities: Palpation of medial calcaneal tuberosity, Achilles tendon, plantar fascia, retrocalcaneal bursa. Passive range of motion and general strength of ipsilateral knee and hip. Ankle dorsifl exion and great toe extension and passive range of motion; strength testing of ankle dorsifl exion and plantarflexion
Neuro: Checked sensation to light touch for dermatomes of foot and ankle; assessed Achilles tendon reflex
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DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS for Musculoskeletal Pain Mnemonic
1) Shoulder Pain:
Shoulder dislocation Rotator cuff tear Clavicular fracture Humeral fracture Osteoporosis Elder abuse
2) Lower Back Pain:
Lumbar muscle strain Disk herniation Lumbar spinal stenosis Metastatic prostate cancer Tumor in the vertebral canal Vertebral compression fracture Multiple Myeloma Malingering Ankylosing spondylitis
3) Calf Pain:
Deep venous thrombosis Cellulitis Myositis Rupture of Baker’s cyst Hematoma Spasm due to injury or sprain
4) Heel Pain:
Plantar fasciitis Calcaneal stress fracture Achilles tendinitis Retrocalcaneal bursitis Tarsal tunnel syndrome Foreign body Ankle sprain
DIAGNOSTIC WORKUP for Musculoskeletal Pain Mnemonic
1) Shoulder pain: XR of the shoulder and arm MRI—shoulder Bone density scan (DEXA)
2) Lower back pain:
Rectal exam XR—Lower spine MRI—Lower spine PSA CBC, calcium, BUN/Cr Serum and urine protein electrophoresis
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3) Calf pain: Doppler U/S of the lower extremities D -dimer Hypercoagulability testing CBC with differential CPK and myoglobin level CT venography MRI
4) Heel pain:
XR—right ankle Bone scan MRI
ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS for Erectile dysfunction
Drug induced erectile dysfunction (eg. Beta-blockers, SSRI’s) Hypertension induced erectile dysfunction Diabetes mellitus induced Erectile dysfunction Psychogenic Erectile dysfunction (eg. Depression) Peyronie’s disease Leriche syndrome
DIAGNOSTIC WORKUP for Erectile dysfunction
Genital examination Urinalysis, Microalbuminuria Serum glucose, HbA1c, BUN/Cr CBC Doppler ultrasound of penis Nerve conduction studies
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PSYCHOSIS
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION for Hallucinations Mnemonic
Eye examination: Inspect pupils and check for reactivity
Neurologic exam: Mini-Mental Status Exam, Cranial nerves (2-12), Motor exam, DTRs, Gait, Sensory exam
Pulmonary exam: Auscultation
Cardiovascular exam: Auscultation
Abdominal exam: Auscultation
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS for Hallucinations Mnemonic
Drug induced psychosis
Brief psychotic disorder
Schizophreniform
Schizophrenia
Schizoaffective
DIAGNOSTIC WORK UP for Hallucinations Mnemonic
Mental status exam
Urine Toxicology
TSH
CBC
Electrolytes
Polysomnography
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TREMORS
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION for Tremor:
NOTE: Make sure to wash your hands or wear gloves before you start physical examination. Make sure to ask permission before you start each physical exam. Make sure to use proper draping (don’t forget to tie back patient’s gown). Make sure to explain the physical examination in layman’s term to your patient. Do NOT repeat painful maneuvers.
Neurologic exam: Mini-Mental Status Exam, Cranial nerves (2-12), Muscle strength exam, Sensory
exam, DTRs, Cerebellar, Gait.
CV exam: Auscultation
Pulmonary exam: Auscultation
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS for Tremor:
Parkinson’s disease (resting tremor)
Essential tremor (postural tremor ―tremor on outstretched arms‖, action tremor)
Physiologic tremor (postural tremor, action tremor) [eg, anxiety, caffeine, hypoglycemia…]
Hyperthyroidism (fine tremor + classic signs of hyperthyroidism)
Drug induced tremor [eg, Beta-agonist, nicotine, lithium, metoclopramide…]
Wilson’s disease (resting tremor, similar to Parkinson’s tremor)
Midbrain lesion
DIAGNOSTIC WORK UP for Tremor:
CBC
TSH and Free T4
Heavy metal screens (eg, Arsenic or Mercury)
Brain MRI
Slit lamp for Kayser-Fleischer ring,
Serum Ceruloplasmin,
AST/ALT, Liver biopsy (Wilson’s disease work up)
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FORGETFULLNESS
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION for Forgetfulness Mnemonic:
NOTE: Make sure to wash your hands or wear gloves before you start physical examination. Make sure to ask for permission before you start each physical exam. Make sure to use proper draping (don’t forget to tie back patient’s gown). Make sure to explain each physical examination in layman’s term to your patient. Do NOT repeat painful maneuvers.
Eye exam: Inspect pupils, Funduscopic exam.
Neck exam: Carotid Auscultation.
Neuro exam: Mini-Mental Status Exam, CN (2-12), Motor, Sensory, Gait, DTRs, Romberg sign.
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS for Forgetfulness Mnemonic:
Alzheimer’s disease
Vascular ―Multi-infarct‖ dementia
Pseudodementia (Dementia due to depression)
Hypothyroidism
Vitamin B12 deficiency
Subdural Hematoma
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DIAGNOSTIC WORK UP for Forgetfulness Mnemonic:
CBC
Electrolytes, Calcium, Glucose, BUN/Cr
Serum B12, TSH, PRP
CT of head
MRI of brain
EEG
COUNSELING for Forgetfulness Mnemonic
If patient does not remember the name of his/her medication, ask for the list of the medication. Patient should
have a Paper with the list of medications.
I would like to ask your permission to speak to your family and ask them a few questions.
I would like you and your family to meet with our social worker to assess home safety and supervision.
SMOKING CESSATION COUNSELLING
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OB/GY CASE
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION for OBGYN History Mnemonic
Pulmonary exam: Auscultation
Cardiovascular exam: Auscultation
Abdominal exam: Auscultation, palpation, percussion
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS for OBGYN History Mnemonic
All females in reproductive age
Pregnancy
Amenorrhea
Dysmenorrhea (Endometriosis)
Domestic violence
Depression
Infertility
Sexually transmitted disease
Females who are going through menopause
Dyspareunia
DIAGNOSTIC WORKUP for OBGYN History Mnemonic
Pelvic examination, Rectal examination
Urine Beta-hCG
Cervical culture
KOH prep, Wet mount, Vaginal pH,
TSH
Pelvic ultrasound
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Child with Noisy Breathing (Stridor):
Differential Diagnosis for Child with Noisy Breathing (Stridor):
Foreign body aspiration
Croups
Laryngitis
Epiglottitis
Retropharyngeal bascess
Angioedema
Peritonsillar abscess
Diagnostic Work up for Child with Noisy Breathing (Stridor):
ABG (Arterial Blood Gases)
Chest X-ray
Neck X-ray
CBC
Direct laryngoscopy
Bronchoscopy
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CHILD WITH DIABETES MELLITUS
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS:
Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
Cushing’s syndrome [Cushing’s syndrome Mnemonic]
DIAGNOSTIC WORKUP for Child with Diabetes Mellitus mnemonic
Basic metabolic panel
HbA1c
Urinalysis/Microalbuminuria
Insulin and C-peptide level
Islet cell antibodies
24 hour urine cortisol
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COUGH
Do NOT forget to
Offer Cup of Water or a Tissue if the patient is coughing
If patient is holding a tissue make sure to ask her to show it to you to see if there is any blood.
Ask if tried quit smoking in past, if not educate.
Physical Examination for Cough:
HEENT: Inspect Mouth, Throat, Lymph nodes
Cardiovascular exam: Auscultation
Pulmonary exam: Auscultation, Palpation, Percussion, Tactile fremitus
Abdominal exam: Auscultation, Palpation
Differential Diagnosis for Cough:
Tuberculosis
Lung Cancer (with chronic history of smoking)
Lung abscess
Atypical pneumonia
Typical pneumonia
COPD exacerbation
Wegener granulomatosis
Diagnostic Work up for Cough:
PPD, Sputum gram stain, Acid Fast smear, CXR, CHEST CT
Bronchoscopy, Lung biopsy
CBC, Blood Culture, C-ANCA
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DEPRESSION
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION for Depression mnemonic
HEENT
Cardiovascular exam
Pulmonary exam
Neuro exam
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS for Depression mnemonic
Major depressive disorder
Adjustment disorder
Pseudodementia (Confusion/memory loss)
Domestic violence (Abuse)
Normal Bereavement
Schizoaffective disorder
Dysthymic disorder
Cyclothymic disorder
Bipolar type 1
Bipolar type 2
Fatigue
Weight loss
Weight gain (atypical depression)
Sleeping problem (Sleepiness/Insomnia)
Erectile dysfunction
Dyspareunia (pain during sex)
Diabetes Mellitus
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Tremor
Amenorrhea
Cancer
DIAGNOSTIC WORK UP for Depression mnemonic
Physical Exam
Mental Status Exam
Complete Blood Count (CBC)
Urine Drug test
TSH
HbA1c
Pelvic exam/Genital exam
CT of the head
DOMESTIC ABUSE
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DIZZINESS
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION for Dizziness Mnemonic
HEENT: Inspect for Nystagmus, Rinne & Weber test, Whisper test, Otoscopy, Funduscopic exam, Mouth &
Throat.
Cardiovascular: Auscultation
Pulmonary: Auscultation
Neuro: Cranial nerves (2-12), Sensation, Motor, DTRs, Gait, Romberg test, Dix-Hallpike Maneuver.
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS for Dizziness Mnemonic
Ask the patient whether they experienced Vertigo ―sensation of room spinning‖ or Lightheadedness.
Ménière disease (Vertigo, Tinnitus, Hearing loss)
Orthostatic hypotension due to dehydration (Diarrhea, Vomiting or Diuretic use. ―Presents with
lightheadedness not vertigo)
Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (Dizziness on changing position and Nystagmus)
Labyrinthitis (Recent URI, Hearing loss, Vertigo)
Vestibular neuronitis (Recent URI, NO hearing loss)
DIAGNOSTIC WORK UP for Dizziness Mnemonic
Dix-Hallpike Maneuver
VDRL/RPR (to r/o syphilis associated with Ménière disease)
Tilt table test
Audiometry
MRI of brain,
Brain stem auditory evoked potentials
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DIABETES F/U
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION for Diabetes Follow Up mnemonic
Eye examination: Funduscopic exam
Neck exam: Carotid auscultation
Cardiovascular exam: Palpation, auscultation
Pulmonary exam: Auscultation
Abdominal exam: Auscultation, palpation, percussion
Extremities: Inspect feet for infection or ulcers, Check peripheral pulses
Neurologic exam: Motor, Sensation, DTRs, Babinski Reflex
DIFFERENTIAL DIANGOSIS ―DDx‖ for Diabetes Follow Up mnemonic
In this case the DDx depends on the patient’s HPI and whether he/she has any other complains other than
the request for refill prescription. For example if the patient is complaining of ―Chest pain‖ then you must do
DDx for Chest pain, or if the patient is having problem with erection then you must do differential diagnosis
for Erectile dysfunction and…
DIAGNOSTIC WORK UP for Diabetes Follow Up mnemonic
Genital Exam (If patient complains of Erectile dysfunction -> Mnemonic)
Serum Glucose
HbA1c
Urinalysis
Urine Microalbumin (to check Kidney function)
BUN/Cr (to check Kidney function)
CBC
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COUNSELING for Diabetes Follow Up mnemonic
Diabetes Mellitus & Hypertension Counseling –> MEDOWS
Medication (Regularity/Compliance)
Exercise (For obese/secondary life style)
Diet modification (Less Salty & Fatty food)
Ophthalmoscopic exam (EVERY Year ―annually‖)
Weight management
Sugar check up daily
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