SAQ 1162 – Collapse with abdominal pain

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A 34-year-old woman presents after collapse or syncope with abdominal pain. Her vital signs are normal and she has no injury.

State four (4) history features favouring syncope over seizure.

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List four (4) most likely diagnoses and one (1) supporting clinical or bedside finding for each.

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Diagnosis | Supporting finding<br /> 1. |<br /> 2. |<br /> 3. |<br /> 4. |

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