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Clinical algorithms
Walkable decision pathways: one question at a time, a why on every branch, and a visible trail of how you got there.
Hyponatremia
From a low sodium to a mechanism, in the order the data should be gathered.
Hyperkalemia
Protect, verify, shift, remove: the treatment logic in decision form.
Acute kidney injury
Perfusion, toxins, obstruction: the three-question reflex, ordered.
Anemia
Two numbers (MCV, reticulocytes) open every anemia.
Acid-base disorders
The Blood Gas Lab's engine, as a walkable pathway.
Hypercalcemia
Confirm it, grade it, split it with one hormone, treat it in the fixed order.
Atrial fibrillation, acute
Stable or not, then rate, rhythm, drivers, and the anticoagulation decision nobody may skip.
Syncope
One question splits the benign from the lethal: was this cardiac?
Pleural effusion
Tap it, run Light's criteria, and let the fluid name its disease.