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Clinical notes · Key pointsDizziness and vertigo · BPPVLive sessions
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Who is eligible for an MBS item 715 health assessment?
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people of any age. It can be claimed once every 9 months, with follow-up care planned from the findings.
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Exam-style questionFrom: Approach to chest pain
Mr Daniel Hart, 58, has had 2 hours of central chest tightness radiating to his left arm. He is sweaty and says it “feels like indigestion”.
BP 152/94HR 104RR 20SpO₂ 95%
What do you do first?
Not quite.
Treat possible ACS as time-critical: ECG within 10 minutes, ambulance, and aspirin 300 mg if safe.
Explained in: Approach to chest pain › Red flags
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Very importantVertigo: central red flags
New diplopia, dysarthria, weakness or severe gait ataxia means urgent stroke assessment, not BPPV.
From: Dizziness and vertigo
ImportantItem 715 every 9 months
Plan follow-up from the findings. Check immunisations at the same visit.
From: Approach to Aboriginal Health
ImportantChest pain in GP: first 10 minutes
ECG, 000, aspirin if safe. Stay with the patient and explain the plan.
From: Approach to chest pain
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In a dizzy patient, which features point to a central cause rather than BPPV?
New diplopia, dysarthria, weakness, sensory deficit, severe truncal or gait ataxia, headache or neck pain, or a central eye-movement pattern. These need urgent stroke assessment.
Red flags New diplopia, dysarthria, weakness, sensory deficit, severe truncal/gait ataxia, headache/neck pain or a central eye-movement pattern needs urgent stroke assessment.
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