It's not stroke

You have determined the most likely diagnosis is Bell's Palsy. How do you explain this to Mr. Budi and his son, Ari, over the video link?

Good news: it's not a stroke. Bad news: it's Bell's Palsy. It's not life-threatening. We must protect your eye. Recovery takes time but is usually excellent.
Good news, it's not a stroke! Don't worry. It's just a common, temporary nerve inflammation. Take these simple pills; it resolves quickly on its own.
My diagnosis is idiopathic peripheral seventh nerve palsy (LMN pattern), which rules out a stroke. We will treat the nerve inflammation with oral glucocorticoids.

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  • Past Medical History (PMH)
  • Spironolactone (aldosterone/mineralocorticoid receptor antagonist)
  • Node 5: Reassure her technology is easy to use
  • A microscope that uses a fluorescence source to magnify objects
  • Your detail explanation
  • HeLa cells are easily cultured and highly proliferative.
  • Orgánulos celulares
  • Un microscop care folosește o sursă de lumină pentru a mări obiectele
  • High-glucose media for fast-growing cells (DMEM)
  • Mature oak tree leaves
  • new node
  • 50nm to 1mm
  • Empagliflozin (SGLT2 inhibitor)
  • Ipratropium (SAMA, anticholinergic))
  • Συνεχίζει να πίνει τακτικά
  • Ramipril (ACE inhibitor)
  • Node 4: Move to the benefits of telemonitoring
  • It's not stroke

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