Question: The Cases Topics: 1. Patient With Diabetes Mellitus Coming For Cholecystectomy (gall Bladder Removal) 2. Patient With Hypertension Coming For Septoplasty (nose Surgery) 3. Patient With Ischemic Heart Disease Coming For Coronary Bypass 4. Patient With Chronic Renal Failure Coming For Kidney Transplant 5. Patient With Obesity Coming For Gastric Sleeve ...

the cases

Topics:
1. Patient with diabetes mellitus coming for cholecystectomy (gallbladder removal)
2. Patient with hypertension coming for septoplasty (nosesurgery)
3. Patient with ischemic heart disease coming for coronarybypass
4. Patient with chronic renal failure coming for kidneytransplant
5. Patient with obesity coming for gastric sleeve
6. Patient with rheumatoid arthritis coming for cystectomy (bladderremoval)
7. Patient with sickle cell disease coming for upper armsurgery
8. Patient with bronchial asthma coming for dental surgery
9. Patient with appendicitis coming for appendectomy
10. Patient with road traffic accident coming for laparotomy
11. Pregnant patient coming for emergency CS
12. Patient with haemophilia and coagulation disease coming forcolonoscopy
13. Patient with fracture tibia coming for tibial fixationsurgery
14. Patient with tonsillitis coming for tonsillectomy

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