Dr. Greg House, MD (
vicodincrutch) wrote2008-06-21 04:54 pm
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044. Diagnosis
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
SYMPTOM(S): Uncontrollable Laughter
Chest Pain
Clumsiness
Which caused cranial bleeding.
POSSIBLE DIAGNOSIS:
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis--it explains the chest pains, clumsiness and the laughter. The curse is accelerating the effects the degeneration process of the disease, usually it's a lot more slow. Search for DNA abnormalities or any hereditary link.
Pseudobulbar palsy onset by a tumor in the high brain stem or motor neurone diseases that would cause the disorder int he brain stem and spinal column.
Dementia (scribbled in) by Kuru causes the laughter as well as the inability to cooperate. The laughter would be causing the chest pains all the way down to clumsiness if that's the case.
CJD-?
The first two are not entirely treatable. A sample of tricyclic antidepressants would rule out dementia.
[ooc; Curse or not, he'd want to diagnosis this. Since House is kind of an investigatory doctor, for nowit is just ruling out different diagnosiseses since tomorrow is OH SNAP THIS ISN'T NORMAL day. Any questions, comments or things I shouldn't be doing plz do AIM me. That's whyGod LJ made edits.]
SYMPTOM(S): Uncontrollable Laughter
Chest Pain
Clumsiness
POSSIBLE DIAGNOSIS:
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis--it explains the chest pains, clumsiness and the laughter. The curse is accelerating the effects the degeneration process of the disease, usually it's a lot more slow. Search for DNA abnormalities or any hereditary link.
Pseudobulbar palsy onset by a tumor in the high brain stem or motor neurone diseases that would cause the disorder int he brain stem and spinal column.
Dementia (scribbled in) by Kuru causes the laughter as well as the inability to cooperate. The laughter would be causing the chest pains all the way down to clumsiness if that's the case.
CJD-?
The first two are not entirely treatable. A sample of tricyclic antidepressants would rule out dementia.
[ooc; Curse or not, he'd want to diagnosis this. Since House is kind of an investigatory doctor, for nowit is just ruling out different diagnosiseses since tomorrow is OH SNAP THIS ISN'T NORMAL day. Any questions, comments or things I shouldn't be doing plz do AIM me. That's why
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Mild sedatives and restraints, if the condition worsens.
It would be negligent to wait until midnight to begin testing.
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The MRI is getting ready. I'm not neglectful and I want to know if this is right.
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Transmissible spongiform encephalopathies are difficult to work with. If you're working with a technology level that relies on MRI machines...
Hopefully he's just hit his head.
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An MRI should do it. I left my lightsaber at home.
He didn't. I asked. No signs of concussion or spinal swelling.
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Unfortunate. I have my wand. I am otherwise occupied, however. As fascinating as observing the process sounds, I have
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Prom will do that to you. Have fun screwing up make outs.
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You have a curious deflection tactic of mentioning mild sexuality in lieu of other response.
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Yeah. I do. Your clear avoidance is suspicious. How long have you been a monk?
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Headmaster,potions master. I am unfamiliar with most non-magical medication, though medical technology is peripherally known to me. I am not a healer, I am a scientist - though that likely carries a different connotation than your standard medical background.I am but avoiding your displacement.
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Good that we got the differential under headway. Results will be in tomorrow. Check for them or not. I don't care.
Play shrink with me and you'll get it back.
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A doctor is someone who uses my diagnoses, apparently.
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And you haven't done a differential diagnosis before or else you wouldn't be so butt hurt.
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The City edition is mine.
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