This document contains problem-based learning questions on cramps in the human body. The questions are designed to help students learn about the causes and effects of cramps,

Problem based Learning Questions - Cramp in Human Body

This is about physiology, so please make sure the one who is doing this has a good physiology background. Here's the question that I need you to work on please:\n\nA middle aged man presents to an accident and emergency department after sustaining\na deep cut to the hand whilst weeding the garden. He suddenly starts complaining of\n'cramp-like' symptoms in the jaw muscles and the hands. What is the likely cause of these\nsymptoms and how would this case be managed?\n\nSo, please focus only one reason or it could be a disease  that caused this problem, and what are the causes and finally how can we managed that!\n\nPlease I need 3-5 power-point slide and 3 about 3 pages of speaker notes that discuss the finding. Please try to make it professional and the power point slide well structured!\nAgain, this assignment is for physiology, so it MUST contain relevant physiological\nmechanistic detail.\n\nif you need any more clarification, let me know

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Problem based Learning Questions - Cramp in Human Body