Michael Sperandeo

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EM@3AM: Genitourinary Trauma

A previously healthy 32-year-old male presents to the ED via EMS following a high-speed motor vehicle collision on the interstate. The lower part of his abdomen hit the steering wheel. He reports significant pain in the perineum and groin. He has the urge to urinate but is unsure if he is able to. Vital Signs on arrival to the ED: HR 110, RR 18, blood pressure of 120/80, temperature (oral) of 99.1F, with an oxygen saturation of 99% on room air. On secondary survey, the patient has mild diffuse lower abdominal tenderness. His pelvis is stable.  There is no testicular swelling or pain; however, you observe blood at the urethral meatus.

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EM@3AM: Leukopenia

A 23-year-old male presents with generalized malaise and “no energy,” progressively getting worse over the last six weeks. He also reports non-productive, non-bloody cough, sore throat, and a diffuse, intermittent headache with non-bloody diarrhea. He has had subjective fever and chills for over a month. He is currently homeless as he recently emigrated from Southeast Asia. He has had multiple recent unprotected sexual encounters with both men and women and occasional IV recreational drug use. He does not take any medicines and has no medicine allergies but admittedly has not seen a doctor since arriving to America. On exam he is febrile and tachycardic. He appears cachectic and thin for body habitus. Initial blood work is significant for a WBC count of 120/mm3.

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