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Turn a one-line complaint into a workup you can present.

Bedside Rounds lays out differentials, history, exam, investigations, treatment and disposition in the order you would actually work through them on the ward.

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Acetaminophen overdoseDx Acute abdominal painComplaint Acute aortic dissectionDx Acute cholangitis and choledocholithiasisDx Acute decompensated heart failureDx Acute diverticulitisDx Acute dizziness and vertigoComplaint Acute ischemic stroke and TIADx Acute kidney injuryDx Acute pancreatitisDx Acute pericarditisDx Adrenal crisisDx Alcohol withdrawalDx Alcohol-associated hepatitisDx AnaphylaxisDx Anemia in hospitalized adultsComplaint Asthma exacerbationDx Atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular responseDx Bacterial meningitisDx CellulitisDx Chest painComplaint Clostridioides difficile infectionDx Community-acquired pneumoniaDx COPD exacerbationDx Decompensated cirrhosis (ascites, SBP, hepatic encephalopathy)Dx Deep vein thrombosisDx Delirium / acute confusionComplaint Diabetic foot infection and osteomyelitisDx Diabetic ketoacidosisDx Febrile neutropeniaDx First seizure and status epilepticusComplaint HypercalcemiaDx Hyperglycemia in hospitalized adultsComplaint HyperkalemiaDx HypernatremiaDx Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state (HHS)Dx Hypertensive emergencyDx HypoglycemiaDx HypokalemiaDx HyponatremiaDx Infective endocarditisDx Lower GI bleedDx Major bleeding on anticoagulants (reversal)Dx Malignant spinal cord compressionDx NSTEMI and non-ST-elevation ACSDx Opioid overdose and opioid use disorderDx Pulmonary embolismDx Pyelonephritis and complicated UTIDx RhabdomyolysisDx SepsisDx Shortness of breathComplaint Sickle cell vaso-occlusive crisisDx Staphylococcus aureus bacteremiaDx Symptomatic bradycardia and heart blockDx SyncopeComplaint Thrombocytopenia (including TTP, HIT and ITP)Dx Thunderclap headache (rule out subarachnoid hemorrhage)Complaint Thyroid stormDx Tumor lysis syndromeDx Upper GI bleedDx

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No. This is an educational tool. It does not give medical advice and must not be used to diagnose or manage real patients. Follow local guidelines and institutional protocols, and get senior review.
A presenting complaint such as chest pain or acute shortness of breath, or a working diagnosis such as community-acquired pneumonia. Age, sex, duration, past history, medications and red flags are optional and sharpen the output.
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Sixteen sections across five phases: case summary and differentials, history and exam, initial and advanced investigations, immediate through second-line treatment plus referrals, and disposition, which covers admission criteria, safe discharge criteria, follow-up timing, patient instructions, monitoring and notes.