The Case of Jandis - A Case Study

The patient's passed medical history included hyper tension, hypelipodemia and a recent diagnosis of diabetes three months prior. His meditations review systems included a 12 pound weight loss over the last six months, a chronic cough that had developed over a similar time frame, as well as progressive exertion of disnia. He consumed one to two alcoholic beverages per week and lived in the central valley of northern california. On exam, he was a febrile with stable vital signs. Exam was notable for terri clara and jandis skin. There were no stigmata of portal hypertension or hyper astrigenism. Labs were notable for an anemia to ten