Acute Medicine SCE Practice Questions - Specialty Certificate Examination In Acute Medicine Exam

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A patient with sickle cell disease presents with fever, hypoxia, chest pain and a new pulmonary infiltrate. What is the best working diagnosis?

Uncomplicated painful crisis suitable for oral analgesia alone Pulmonary oedema from chronic heart failure Viral pleurisy with no need for admission Acute chest syndrome requiring oxygen, antibiotics, analgesia and haematology escalation

Correct Answer:

Acute chest syndrome requiring oxygen, antibiotics, analgesia and haematology escalation

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