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It is nevertheless possible that errors may exist. Accordingly, the source references and/or other authorities should be consulted to aid in determining the assessment and management plans of patients.  \nClinical Cards are not meant to replace customized patient assessment nor clinical judgement. They are meant to highlight key considerations in particular clinical scenarios, largely informed by relevant guidelines in effect at the time of publication . The authors, editors & reviewers do not assume any liability for patient outcomes when these cards are used. They were created for clinical education purposes in Canada only.  \n10th Edition September 1, 2020  \nPRODUCTION ASSISTANT  \nDanielle Kiss  \nPrinted in Canada by Allegra Printing  \nLondon, ON  \n[allegralondonontario.ca](allegralondonontario.ca)  \nLearnFM  \n| Canadian Family Medicine Clinical Cards | 2020 |\n| --- | --- |\n| Table of Contents  |  |\n| Abdominal Pain 4\u003Cbr>Anxiety Disorders 5\u003Cbr>Asthma 7\u003Cbr>Asthma Devices 8 |  |\n| Cancer Screening 9\u003Cbr>Chest Pain – ER Care 10\u003Cbr>Chest X-Ray Interpretation 13 |  |\n| Common Infections\u003Cbr>Conjunctivitis 16\u003Cbr>Gastroenteritis 19\u003Cbr>Otitis Media 20\u003Cbr>Sinusitis 21 |  |\n| Sore Throat 22\u003Cbr>Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) 25\u003Cbr>Sexually Transmitted Infections 27 |  |\n| Comprehensive Family History 29\u003Cbr>Contraception 30\u003Cbr>COPD 31\u003Cbr>Cough 32\u003Cbr>Depression 35\u003Cbr>Dizziness 36\u003Cbr>Exercise Prescriptions 37 |  |\n| ECG Rhythm Interpretation 1 39\u003Cbr>ECG Rhythm Interpretation 2 41\u003Cbr>ECG Morphology Interpretation 43 |  |\n| Fatigue 44\u003Cbr>Fever 45\u003Cbr>Headache 46\u003Cbr>Hypertension Assessment 47\u003Cbr>Hypertension Management 48\u003Cbr>Ischemic Heart Disease Management 49 |  |\n| Joint Pain 1: Arthritis 50\u003Cbr>Joint Pain 2: Upper Limb 51\u003Cbr>Joint Pain 3: Lower Limb 52\u003Cbr>Approach to Limb Injury 53\u003Cbr>Low Back Pain 54 |  |\n| Major Health History 55\u003Cbr>Major Physical Exam 56\u003Cbr>Menopause 57 |  |\n| Pain\u003Cbr>Pain Assessment 58\u003Cbr>Pain Management 59\u003Cbr>Opioid Care Guidance 60\u003Cbr>Palliative Care 61 |  |\n| Prenatal Care\u003Cbr>Routine Prenatal Care 62\u003Cbr>Common Prenatal Problems 63 |  |\n| [learnfm.ca](learnfm.ca) |  |\n\nPrenatal Care, continued Hypertension in Pregnancy 64  \nMajor Problems >20 Weeks 65  \nObstetric Assessment 66  \nRourke Baby Record 67  \n0-1 Month 69  \n2-6 Months 71  \n9 – 15 Months 72  \n18 Months 73  \n2 – 3 Years 74  \n4 – 5 Years 75  \nSenior Snapshot 76  \nSexual Health History 77  \nSkin Conditions 1 78  \nSkin Conditions 2 79  \nSubstance Addictions 80  \nType 2 Diabetes 81  \n[learnfm.ca](learnfm.ca)  \nCommon Diagnoses  \n\n| “Abdominal pain NYD” is the most common diagnosis in all age groups |\n| --- |\n| Next\u003Cbr>most common diagnoses\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Pediatric Adult Geriatric\u003Cbr>􀂉 Colic (Infants)\u003Cbr>􀂉 Constipation (1-4 yrs)\u003Cbr>􀂉 Recurrent Abdo. Pain (4-9 yrs)\u003Cbr>􀂉 IBS (9-12 yrs)\u003Cbr>􀂉 Gastroenteritis\u003Cbr>􀂉 Irritable Bowel Synd.(IBS)\u003Cbr>􀂉 Gastroenteritis\u003Cbr>􀂉 Constipation\u003Cbr>􀂉 Other viral infection\u003Cbr>􀂉 UTI\u003Cbr>􀂉 IBS\u003Cbr>􀂉 Diverticular Dz\u003Cbr>􀂉 Constipation\u003Cbr>􀂉 Gastroenteritis\u003Cbr>􀂉 GI malignancy |\n\nDiagnosing Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)  \nConsider using Manning Criteria: 3 or more of the following:  \n􀂉 pain relief with bowel movement  \n􀂉 more frequent stools with onset of pain  \n􀂉 loose stools with onset of pain  \n􀂉 passage of mucus  \n􀂉 sensation of incomplete evacuation  \n􀂉 abdominal distention  \nAND no red flags or family hx of organic bowel disease. (Likelihood Ratio: 2.9)  \nIf pt doesn’t meet the above criteria and IBS is high on DDx, consider the Kruis method which is based on sx, sx duration, physician assessment, CBC, ESR, WBC, FOB. 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