One was a middle-aged lady who had a very obvious right ventricular HEAVE and tricuspid regurgitation and pronounced P2 heart sound from primary pulmonary hypertension.
Another was a man who had suffered from a stroke and had hemiparesis and deviation of the tongue and also had diplopia!
There was another man who had Guillian-Barre Syndrome but we weren't fortunate enough to get to examine him :(
All in all, it was a good day. Am just happy that I learnt at least ONE new thing today. and that isss:
DIGOXIN produces a downsloping ST depression (a.k.a reverse tick phenomenon) on an ECG! I had NO IDEA! :D
