recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Open fracture of tibia

## Description

Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* X-ray lower limb
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* TC hospitalization
* Emergency care
* Antihemorrhagics
* Fracture surgery - Leg
* Regular hospitalization
* Analgesics
* NSAIDs
* Blood transfusion (for Complication)
* Bandage
Angina pectoris

## Description

Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Physical examination
* CRP
* Blood draw
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* Angiography
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* Nitrates
* Diet modification
* Beta blockers
* Analgesics (Additional)
Legionnaires disease

## Description

Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Speech listening
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* PCR - sampling
* Serologic sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* IV antibiotics
* Antipyretics
* Cough suppressants
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Rest (Additional)
Typhus fever

## Description

Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Blood draw (for Complication)
* Gastroscopy
* Serologic sampling (for Complication)
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antibiotics
* Antipyretics
* Rehydration
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Knee dislocation

## Description

Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* X-ray lower limb
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Joint surgery - Leg
* Leg orthosis
* NSAIDs
* Analgesics (Additional)
Cirrhosis

## Description

Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Temperature measurement
* Urine analysis - sampling
* Blood draw
* USG
* Speech listening (for Complication)
* Blood pressure measurement (for Complication)
* Transient elastography
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Liver medication
* Vitamin supplementation
* A1At replacement
* Beta blockers
* Tranquilizers (for Complication)
* Antihypertensive medication (for Complication)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
Shoulder sprain

## Description

A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* MRI
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* NSAIDs
* Ice wrap
* Rest
* Regular hospitalization
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Spasmolytics (Additional)
* EMS
CIPD

## Description

Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Serologic sampling
* Biopsy - sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* IV immunoglobulin
* IV corticosteroids
* Plasmapheresis
Conjunctivitis (bacterial)

## Description

Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Basic visual test
* Ophthalmoscopy
* Neurological testing
* Tonometry
* Microbial sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antibiotic ointment
* Eye drops
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Complicated fracture of humerus

## Description

Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* X-ray upper limb
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* TC hospitalization
* Emergency care
* Antihemorrhagics
* Fracture surgery - Arm
* HDU hospitalization
* Analgesics
* NSAIDs
* Blood transfusion (for Complication)
* Bandage
Pleurisy

## Description

Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Oral cavity inspection
* Thorax percussion
* Chest auscultation
* Temperature measurement
* Neck palpation
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* MRI
* PCR - sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* IV antibiotics
* Thoracentesis
* Bronchodilators
* Antipyretics
* Antiarrhythmics
* Cough suppressants
* Stomachics
Methanol poisoning

## Description

Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Speech listening
* Ophthalmoscopy
* Blood draw
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* Ethanol treatment
* IV infusion
* Tranquilizers
* Analgesics (Additional)
Toxoplasmosis

## Description

Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Neck palpation
* Physical examination
* Speech listening
* Serologic sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Antiparasitic drugs
* Antipyretics
* Analgesics (Additional)
CO poisoning

## Description

Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* EEG
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* Ophthalmoscopy
* Blood draw
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* Oxygenotherapy
* Artificial ventilation
* Beta blockers
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antiarrhythmics (Additional)
Chronic kidney disease

## Description

Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Speech listening
* Abdominal palpation
* Blood pressure measurement
* Blood draw
* CT
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* Dialysis
* Diet modification
* Stomachics
* Antihypertensive medication
* Diuretics (for Complication)
* Vitamin supplementation (for Complication)
* Bone Strengthening pills (for Complication)
* Analgesics (Additional)
Peptic ulcer disease

## Description

A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Abdominal palpation
* Blood draw
* Stool collecting
* Gastroscopy
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Proton pump inhibitors
* Endoscopic cauterization (for Complication)
* Diet modification
* Antacids
* Stomachics
* Vitamin supplementation
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Botulism

## Description

Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Speech listening
* Blood pressure measurement
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Neck palpation
* Abdominal palpation
* ELISA sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* Botulinum antitoxin (Additional)
* Oxygenotherapy (Additional)
* Bronchodilators (Additional)
* Diet modification (Additional)
CRVO

## Description

Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Blood pressure measurement
* Basic visual test
* Ophthalmoscopy
* Tonometry
* Perimetry
* Blood draw
* Angiography
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Corticosteroids
* Eye drops
* Diet modification
* Home treatment
* Antihypertensive medication
Aortic rupture

## Description

Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.

## Examinations

* Physical examination
* FAST
* USG
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Emergency care
* Cardiovascular surgery
* Blood transfusion
Bronchiectasis

## Description

Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Oral cavity inspection
* Chest auscultation
* Physical examination
* Blood draw
* CBC - sampling
* Microbial sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antibiotics
* Bronchodilators
* Mucolytics
* Antipyretics (Additional)
* IV antibiotics
* Home treatment
Stretcher

Stretchers are used to transport patients around the hospital. They are operated by nurses and are required by all hospitalisation departments.

Uses include: moving patients to operations and examinations; taking collapsed patients to Trauma Centre or Intensive Care, and moving the corpses of deceased patients to Pathology for Autopsies.
Tricuspid regurgitation

## Description

Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).

## Examinations

* Interview
* Chest auscultation
* Neurological testing
* Physical examination
* ECG (for Complication)
* Heart monitoring
* Echo
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* Cardiovascular surgery
* Diuretics
* Oxygenotherapy
* IV infusion
* Beta blockers
Waiting room

### Department

Emergency, Radiology, Medical Laboratories, General Surgery, Internal Medicine, Orthopaedy, Cardiology and Neurology

### Description

Waiting rooms should be placed within reach of each office, lab and radiology room.

The waiting room is for patients to wait for their appointment. Each department will have their own dedicated room for patients.
Dermatomyositis

## Description

Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Temperature measurement
* Oral cavity inspection
* Blood draw
* MRI
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Corticosteroids
* Steroid cream
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Sarcoidosis - Lungs

## Description

Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Temperature measurement
* Neck palpation
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* MRI (for Complication)
* X-ray chest
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Corticosteroids
* Thoracentesis (for Complication)
* NSAIDs
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Chylothorax

## Description

Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* MRI
* X-ray chest
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Thoracentesis
* Bronchodilators
* Analgesics
* Cough suppressants
* Rest
Myocardial infarction

## Description

Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Abdominal palpation
* Physical examination
* Blood draw
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* Nitrates
* ACE inhibitor
* Beta blockers
* Analgesics (Additional)
Urinary tract infection

## Description

UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Temperature measurement
* Urine analysis - sampling
* Microbial sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antibiotics
* NSAIDs
* Rehydration
* Rest
* Home treatment
* Antipyretics (Additional)
Interstitial nephritis

## Description

Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Temperature measurement
* Urine analysis - sampling
* Blood draw
* Biopsy - sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Antibiotics
* Analgesics
* Antipyretics (Additional)
* NSAIDs
* Rest
* Rehydration (for Complication)
Mumps

## Description

Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Temperature measurement
* Neck palpation
* Audiometry (for Complication)
* Serologic sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antibiotics
* Antipyretics
* Rest
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Giardiasis

## Description

Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination (for Complication)
* Abdominal palpation
* Microbial sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antibiotics
* Rehydration
* Spasmolytics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Rules

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Penetrating trauma - Head

## Description

Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.

## Examinations

* Physical examination
* Blood pressure measurement
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* EEG (for Complication)
* CT
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* TC hospitalization
* Emergency care
* Induced coma
* Craniotomy
* Fracture neurosurgery - head
* Bandage
Chlorine gas poisoning

## Description

Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Chest auscultation
* Physical examination
* Oral cavity inspection
* EEG (Complication)
* Blood draw
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* Oxygenotherapy
* Bronchodilators
* ICU hospitalization
* Analgesics (Additional)
Simple chronic bronchitis

## Description

Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Blood draw (for Complication)
* X-ray chest
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antibiotics
* Cough suppressants
* Antipyretics
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Tribes

#### This is the Instagram Tribes page.

To access and view the tribes that users have submitted, click "in: Tribes" at the top of the screen.

Please do not vandalize others' tribes.

Remember: When you make your tribe, you must tag it to the tribe category. This is so that it'll appear in the Tribes section. Tag it with "Tribes" and hit enter. Then save.
Pulmonary anthrax

## Description

Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Oral cavity inspection
* Neck palpation
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Temperature measurement
* X-ray chest
* Microbial sampling (for Complication)
* Blood analysis - ICU
* PCR - sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* IV antibiotics
* Antipyretics
* Analgesics (Additional)
* NSAIDs (Additional)
Carpal tunnel syndrome

## Description

A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* CT
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Endoscopic surgery
* Analgesics (Additional)
Traits

Staff

Each staff member you employ is unique, possessing a number of traits that change how they work. Some traits are hidden, and can be revealed by paying the hiring agency $1,000 to reveal them (already employed staff). According to game files, these traits can be positive, negative or "double-edged" (they can help or hinder depending on how you use the staff in question).

Neutral traits
Appendicitis

## Description

Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Temperature measurement
* CRP
* Microbial sampling (for Complcation)
* Blood draw
* Abdominal palpation
* Blood analysis - ICU
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Laparoscopic surgery
* Analgesics
* Antipyretics (Additional)
* Stomachics
* IV antibiotics (for Complication)
Babesiosis

## Description

Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Chest auscultation
* Abdominal palpation
* Physical examination
* PCR - sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* IV antibiotics
* Antipyretics
* Analgesics (Additional)
Esophagitis

## Description

Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Thorax percussion
* Neck palpation
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Barium swallow
* Gastroscopy
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antivirals
* Antacids
* Stomachics
* Diet modification
* Antipyretics (Additional)
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Department

A **department** is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment.

In Project Hospital, there are a total of thirteen departments to manage (including DLCs).

There are 9 departments in the base game:

* Emergency Department

* **Department**

* Intensive Care Unit

* General Surgery Department

* Internal Medicine Department

* Orthopaedy Department

* Cardiology Department

* Neurology Department

* Medical Laboratories Department

An additional two are added by the Hospital Services DLC:

* Administrative Department
* Pathology Department

An additional department is added by the Infectious Diseases DLC:

* Infectious Diseases Department

An additional department is added by the Traumatology DLC:

* Traumatology Department
Iron-deficiency anemia

## Description

Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Blood draw
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Iron supplement
* Diet modification
* Bronchodilators
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Diabetes

## Description

Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Echo (for Complication)
* Urgent Echo
* Blood draw
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Insulin therapy
* Diet modification
* ACE inhibitor
* Home treatment
Cardiac blunt injury

## Description

Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Thorax percussion
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* Echo
* Urgent Echo
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* TC hospitalization
* Emergency care
* Cardiovascular surgery
* Beta blockers
* Analgesics (Additional)
Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency

## Description

Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Abdominal palpation
* Stool collecting
* Blood draw
* Echo (for Complication)
* Urgent Echo
* Heart monitoring
* ECG
* Elastase test - sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* PERT
* Diet modification
* ACE inhibitor (for Complication)
* Beta blockers (for Complication)
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
* Rest
Traumatic cardiac arrest

## Description

Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.

## Examinations

* Physical examination
* FAST
* USG
* Heart monitoring
* ECG
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Emergency care
* Cardiovascular surgery
* Blood transfusion
* Artificial ventilation
* Beta blockers
Hip osteoarthritis

## Description

Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Abdominal palpation
* Physical examination
* MRI
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Hip replacement surgery
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Sleeping drugs (Additional)
Pneumonia

## Description

Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Speech listening
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* CRP
* CBC - sampling
* Microbial sampling (for Complication)
* X-ray chest
* MRI (for Complication)
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* Antipyretics
* IV antibiotics
* IV infusion
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Thoracentesis (for Complication)
* NSAIDs
* Rest
Bronchitis

## Description

Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.

## Symptoms

 Abnormal lung findings (Complication) | 20

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Thorax percussion
* Temperature measurement
* Chest auscultation
* X-ray chest (for Complication)
* Microbial sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antibiotics
* Cough suppressants
* Antipyretics
* NSAIDs (for Complication)
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Doctor

## General Skills

Doctors perform many function in a hospital, including diagnosing and treating both clinic and hospitalized patients and performing surgery. Doctors have five levels starting from Intern, Resident, Attending, Fellow, and Specialist. All doctors have the general skills listed below. These skills can be trained further in a study room.

General Skills

## **Residency Specialization**

When a doctor is a resident (level 2) they have access to a specialization and can observe and treat hospitalized patients. This specialization allows them to perform more specialized procedures in other departments and these skills can be trained in a study room. Residents are also able to assist at surgery if they possess the skill for the department they are assisting with.

## **Fellowship Specializations**

When a doctor reaches the level of fellow (level 4) they can adopt a fellowship specialization. These skills can be trained in a study room.

*Note: The surgery specialization name changes depending on what residency specialization was chosen. The surgery skill is only available at departments that have a surgery component.*

Fellowship Specializations List
 Anesthesiology |  | Required to perform anesthesiology at surgery
Hepatic fibrosis

## Description

Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Abdominal palpation
* CRP
* Urine analysis - sampling
* USG
* FAST
* Blood draw (for Complication)
* Transient elastography
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Corticosteroids
* Analgesics
* Diet modification
* Rehydration
* Beta blockers
* A1At replacement (for Complication)
Hemophilia

## Description

Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Urine analysis - sampling
* Stool collecting
* Blood draw
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Desmopressin
* Rest (Additional)
* Home treatment
Sarcoidosis - Eye

## Description

Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Neck palpation
* Physical examination
* Neurological testing
* Ophthalmoscopy
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Corticosteroids
* NSAIDs
* Antipyretics (Additional)
* Home treatment
PAD

## Description

Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Blood pressure measurement
* Blood draw
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* Angiography
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Cardiovascular surgery
* Beta blockers
* Antihypertensive medication
* Analgesics (Additional)
Pulmonary NTMB infection

## Description

Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occurring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Chest auscultation (for Complication)
* Physical examination
* Temperature measurement
* CRP
* X-ray chest
* MRI
* CBC - sampling (for Complication)
* PCR - sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Cough suppressants
* Antipyretics
* IV antibiotics
* Thoracentesis
Alcateia

Encontro de Alcateias

Uma **Alcateia** É um Grupo de Lobisomens Betas que são liderados por um Alfa, na serie a Alcateia de Scott Possuía outros seres Sobrenaturais além de Lobisomens.

## Sobre

É um grupo de Lobisomens Beta Liderados por um Alfa que na maioria das vezes é o primeiro membro por ser o único capaz de Transformar, o objetivo principal de uma Alcateia é proteger o Alfa já que seu Status é bastante cobiçado, porém todos os membros serão protegidos Igualmente graças ao vinculo que criam um com o outro, a autoridade do Alfa é absoluta já que é o mais forte e letal entre eles, aqueles que não o reconhecerem como líder e não acatarem suas ordens são mortos ou expulsos da Alcateia se tornando omegas. uma Alcateia sempre tem um Emissário Druida um humano que serve como consultor e intermediário entre Alcateias que estão em conflito até mesmo com *Caçadores*, é comum que cada Alcateia tenha seu próprio Símbolo que é como um cartão de visitas, uma Alcateia não precisa ser necessariamente constituídas só por lobisomens visto que a de Scott possuía uma *Banshee*, *Humano*, *Coiote*, *Kitsune*, *Quimera* e outros, todos os membros da Alcateia são favorecidos se tornando mais forte porém o Alfa é o mais favorecido já que é o lobisomem mais forte entre todos não se sabe se as especies acima são favorecidas da mesma forma já que não são *Lobisomens*, vimos uma *Alcateia de Alfas* constituída de membros que mataram toda a sua Alcateia se tornando Alfas Superiores nesse tipo de situação a autoridade é do mais favorecido no caso Deucalion também vimos uma *Alcateia de Quimeras* que não possuía um Emissário tampouco um simbolo não se sabe se as regras sobrenaturais agem nesta situação eu particularmente acho que não já que eles são apenas imitações das especies verdadeiras.

## Regras

* Uma Alcateia é formada por um Alfa seja Masculino ou Feminino.
* O Alfa toma as decisões que o Resto da Alcateia Segue.
* A Decisão de se juntar a Alcateia é Opcional.
* Uma Alcateia não precisa ser necessariamente formada apenas por Lobisomens.
* Uma Alcateia deve possuir no minimo 4 Membros.

## Símbolo

Cada Alcateia Possuía seu próprio Simbolo como um cartão de visitas e uma forma de se apresentarem.

Simbolo da alcateia de ScottSimbolo da Alcateia HaleSimbolo da Alcateia de AlfasAlcateia de Scott ReunidaMembros da Alcateia de Derek HaleKali e Deucalion
## Alcateias Conhecidas

* *Alcateia McCall*
* *Alcateia Hale*
* *Alcateia de Alfas*
* *Alcateia de Quimeras*
* Alcateia Satomi
Primary peritonitis

## Description

Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Abdominal palpation
* Temperature measurement
* CRP
* Peritoneal fluid analysis - sampling
* Microbial sampling
* Blood analysis - ICU (for Complication)
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* Abdominal surgery
* Antidiarrheals
* IV antibiotics (for Complication)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
* Analgesics (Additional)
Amoebiasis

## Description

Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Abdominal palpation
* Physical examination
* Microbial sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antibiotics
* Antidiarrheals
* Stomachics
* Spasmolytics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Josh Diaz

**Josh Diaz**

## Temporada 5

Ele foi transformado Quimera pelos Médicos do Medo morto por *Theo Raeken*, e pelo mesmo trazido de volta a vida fez parte da *Alcateia de Quimeras* e depois de um tempo foi morto por Theo que almejava seu poder, o mesmo tem DNA de Kirin de onde se derivam seus poderes elétricos.

## Poderes

**Eletrocinese** - Josh podia absorver correntes elétricas e usa-las a vontade.

## Fraquezas

Como uma Quimera ele foi criado com ciência em vez de magia e não era um ser sobrenatural de verdade, ela não possuía fraquezas naturais o que não o impedia de ser morto, como foi por Theo.
Campylobacteriosis

## Description

Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Abdominal palpation
* Temperature measurement
* Blood draw
* Blood analysis - ICU
* Microbial sampling
* ELISA sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antibiotics
* Analgesics
* Antipyretics
* IV antibiotics
TIA

## Description

TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Speech listening
* Physical examination
* Blood pressure measurement
* Blood draw
* Blood analysis - ICU
* Echo
* Urgent Echo
* MRI
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* ACE inhibitor
* Antihypertensive medication
* Diet modification
* Analgesics
Subdural hematoma

## Description

Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Speech listening
* Neurological testing
* Physical examination
* EEG (for Complication)
* CT
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* TC hospitalization
* Emergency care
* Induced coma
* Craniotomy
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Oxygenotherapy
* Bandage
* Stomachics
Tetanus

## Description

Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Neck palpation
* Blood pressure measurement
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* Evaluation
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* IV immunoglobulin
* Antihypertensive medication
* NSAIDs
* Spasmolytics (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
Hepatitis B

## Description

Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Abdominal palpation
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Urine analysis - sampling
* USG (for Complication)
* Blood draw
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Interferon alpha-2b
* Analgesics
* Stomachics
* Rehydration
* Beta blockers (for Complication)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
* Rest
Cinza da Montanha

**Cinza da Montanha** - Bloqueia a Passagem de seres Sobrenaturais e se usado de forma correta pode até prende-los em um Perímetro onde eles ficaram encurralados, segundo a lenda e madeira de Rowan que protege contra o Sobrenatural.

## **Locais**

* **Clinica de Alan Deaton.**
* **Casa do lago da família Martin.**
* **Casa Eichen**
* **Casa Dos Mccall**

## **Poderes**

Pode Conter os Sobrenaturais Dentro do Perímetro.

Impede que Sobrenaturais Cruzem o Perímetro.
Complicated fracture of femur

## Description

Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* X-ray lower limb
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* TC hospitalization
* Emergency care
* Antihemorrhagics
* Fracture surgery - Leg
* HDU hospitalization
* Analgesics
* NSAIDs
* Blood transfusion (for Complication)
* Bandage
Blunt pancreas laceration

## Description

Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Abdominal palpation
* Blood pressure measurement
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* USG
* FAST
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* TC hospitalization
* Emergency care
* Ice wrap
* HDU hospitalization
* Abdominal surgery
* Analgesics (Additional)
Asthma

## Description

Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Speech listening
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Physical examination
* Spirometry
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Bronchodilators
* Cough suppressants (Additional)
* Sleeping drugs (Additional)
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
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Mitral valve prolapse

## Description

Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* Angiography
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Anticoagulants
* Beta blockers
* Analgesics
* Home treatment
Hay fever

## Description

Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Nasal cavity inspection
* Skin allergy test
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antihistamines
* Saline nasal spray (for Complication)
* Home treatment
HUS

## Description

Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Speech listening
* Abdominal palpation
* Temperature measurement
* Chest auscultation
* Urine analysis - sampling
* Blood draw
* Stool collecting
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Blood transfusion
* Analgesics
* Antipyretics
* Antibiotics
* NSAIDs
* Bronchodilators
Pleural empyema

## Description

Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Temperature measurement
* MRI
* X-ray chest
* Biopsy - sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* IV antibiotics
* Thoracentesis
* Oxygenotherapy
* Analgesics
* Antipyretics
* Cough suppressants
ACL injury

## Description

The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* MRI
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* RICE
* Analgesics
* Home treatment
Hemolytic anemia

## Description

Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Speech listening
* Temperature measurement
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion (for Complication)
* Physical examination
* Urine analysis - sampling
* Blood draw
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Blood transfusion
* Diet modification
* Antipyretics (Additional)
* Bronchodilators (Additional)
Penetrated spleen rupture

## Description

Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Abdominal palpation
* FAST
* USG
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* TC hospitalization
* Emergency care
* Pressure bandage
* Blood transfusion
* Abdominal surgery
Cholera

## Description

Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Blood pressure measurement
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* Microbial sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* IV antibiotics
* Beta blockers
* Rehydration
* Rest
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Sinusitis

## Description

Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Oral cavity inspection
* Chest auscultation
* Nasal cavity inspection
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Saline nasal spray
* NSAIDs
* Mucolytics
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Pancreatitis

## Description

Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Temperature measurement
* Abdominal palpation
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* Stool collecting
* Blood draw (for Complication)
* USG (for Complication)
* CT
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* IV antibiotics
* Stomachics
* Diet modification (for Complication)
* Beta blockers (for Complication)
* IV calcium gluconate (for Complication)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
Jordan Parrish

**Jordan Parrish** - Era Deputado do xerife e recém contratado em Beacon Hills, disse ao Xerife que se sentiu atraído para Cidade e mais tarde ele foi Descoberto ser um Cão do Inferno e auxiliou a Alcateia McCall a Derrotar a Besta.

## **Origem**

Era Deputado do Xerife e um ex militar encarregado de desarmar bombas no Afeganistão onde morreu.

## **Origem Sobrenatural**

Quando morreu no Afeganistão desarmando uma bomba foi possuído pelo Espirito Recém nascido de Cerberus um Cão do Inferno.

## **Evolução**

Quando foi confrontado por Lydia Martin o Cão do Inferno se mostrou muito arrogante e disse que Parrish não significava nada pra ele e que ele era dispensável.

Porém quando com o auxilio de Chris e Gerard ela pediu para ele se lembrar do momento da Morte de Parrish o mesmo conseguiu obter o Controle do Espirito do Cão do Inferno e seus poderes.

## **Alcateia**

Parrish se tornou um aliado importante da Alcateia McCall ajudando em casos muito défices como a Besta os cavaleiros Fantasmas e o Anuk-Ite.

## Temporada 3

Parrish aparece em Beacon Hills como o Mais novo membro da Força do Xerife e fica preso no jogo do Nogitsune.

## Temporada 4

Ele se vê em uma Lista Negra onde sua Cabeça está a prêmio e Descobre o Mundo Sobrenatural e que é um Ser Sobrenatural Desconhecido.

## Temporada 5

Ele se vê roubando os Corpos das Quimeras Mortas e Descobre ser um Cão do inferno, tem uma Rixa antiga com o Besta de Gevaudan e ajuda Scott e sua Alcateia a Derrota-la.

## Temporada 6

Ele está sob o Controle de Garrett Douglas e luta contra Scott e sua Alcateia na Segunda parte enfrentara outro Cão do Inferno e terá que lidar com uma Ameaça jamais Vista o Anuk-Ite.
Kali

**Kali** - era uma *Lobisomem Alfa Superior* que apareceu na *Temporada 3* da serie, ela integrava a *Alcateia de alfas* e como tal Também matou toda sua Alcateia se tornando uma Alfa Superior ela infelizmente não sabia mais sua Emissária *Druida* Havia sobrevivido e mais tarde na mesma Temporada Kali foi Morta por Ela.

## **Origem Sobrenatural**

Não se sabe muito sobre Kali apenas que há muito tempo ela e os outros Alfas eram membros de um Conselho de alcateia em *Beacon Hills*

## **Relação com o Darach**

A *Darach* Jannifer Blake antes Julia Baccari era a Emissária Druida de Kali porém quando Deucalion fez o convite a Kali para se juntar a Alcateia de Alfas ela Teve de mata-ala porém ela não morreu e voltou a *Beacon Hills* Em busca de vingança o que levou a morte de Kali.

## **Temporada 3**

Ela juntamente com sua Alcateia chegaram em *Beacon Hills* afim de obter o Alfa *Derek Hale* e o potencial *Verdadeiro Alfa* *Scott McCall* ela foi muito superior a Derek em suas duas Lutas se mostrando a mais forte atrás somente de *Deucalion*.

Ela foi cobrada por Deucalion de por que ela não teve certeza de matar sua antiga Emissária.

Mais Tarde em um Combate com a Darach Jannifer Blake ele foi morta.

## **Poderes**

Todos os Poderes de um Lobisomem Alfa aumentados Além do Limite.
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