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#R195
Polyuria and Polydypsia

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PolyuriaPolydipsia_Case_Conference_2009_Dietz1.pdf

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Description

Case Study

Type of Resource

Assessment: other, Assignment/activity (non-laboratory)

Format

Portable Document Format - PDF

Technical Note

Adobe Acrobat

Authors

John Dietz, University of South Florida

Catherine Dietz, University of South Florida

Grade/Age Levels

Undergraduate upper division (Grades 15-16)
Professional (degree program)

Pedagogies

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APS/ACDP
Medical Objective
in Physiology

Urine concentration and dilution

Learning Time

<=1 hour

Language

English

Type of Review

Reviewed By Archive Board

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These cases were developed from actual patients for small group case conferences in a first year Medical Physiology course. First year Medical students in most schools have very early exposure to clinical experiences. Our students love the cases and have little trouble with them. These cases are too difficult for an undergraduate physiology course.

JRD
—John Dietz, Tampa, FL

This case and the data are fairly complex, and would be useful for clinical years medical students. Good for residents or early nephrology fellows, or for continuing medical education of non-nephrologists. It might be quite difficult for pre-clinical medical students and undergraduates. May well take more than an hour for the latter students.
—Nancy Adams, Univ. of Connecticut

#R195Polyuria and Polydypsia

#R195
Polyuria and Polydypsia