#PreguntaEUNACOM ¿CUAL ES EL DIAGNÓSITO MÁS PROBABLE?

SEV Final Review 1 - EUNACOM April 2022 - Question 14 A 35-year-old female patient presents with a two-day history of headache, general malaise, and fever up to 39°C, progressing to disorientation and seizures. A CT scan is performed, revealing some focal lesions in both temporal lobes. A lumbar puncture is performed, yielding cerebrospinal fluid with a glucose level of 76 mg/dL, 210 cells/mm³ (85% mononuclear cells), 70 red blood cells/mm³ (80% crenated), and a protein level of 73 mg/dL. What is the most likely diagnosis? Discover the correct way to analyze this clinical case according to the criteria expected in the EUNACOM exam. More case studies are available in the #FreeEUNACOMCourse: https://eunamed.com/cursos/eunacom-cu... If you've already decided to take the EUNACOM exam, here are our recommendations to make the most of your preparation time: https://eunamed.com/blog/eunacom-deci... If you're thinking about taking the EUNACOM exam, the first thing you should do is take the free ABC of EUNACOM course, which provides all the information you need to make a good decision about your future as a doctor in Chile, in a concise and up-to-date way: https://eunamed.com/abc/ This link explains the preparation options 😁 #ChileNeedsDoctors #IPrepareWithEUNAMed