MF: Chris P Bacon, an executive chef in Manhattan, New York is rushed to the emergency room after suffering a seizure while at work. Upon speaking with the patient, you discover he has been experiencing muscle cramps, tingling in his hands and feet, abnormal fatigue and pressure in his head which he had chalked up to working long hours managing the kitchen. You decide to order a blood test and lab values come back showing extremely elevated levels of calcium, low PTH and high phosphorus. An ultrasound also shows that the parathyroid gland has begun to atrophy. What is Chris diagnosed with?
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Case Study (Mosby’s Board Review Book) Sam Jones comes int…
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