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... Question 5.5. A 45-year-old patient who has a positive family history but no personal history of coronary artery disease is seen by the primary care NP for a physical examination. The patient has a body mass index of 27 and a blood pressure of 130/78 mm Hg. Laboratory tests reveal low-density lipopr ...
... Question 5.5. A 45-year-old patient who has a positive family history but no personal history of coronary artery disease is seen by the primary care NP for a physical examination. The patient has a body mass index of 27 and a blood pressure of 130/78 mm Hg. Laboratory tests reveal low-density lipopr ...
Medicine in the 21st Century: Recommended Essential Geriatrics
... system from an approach focused on acute illness to one that recognizes the prevalence of chronic and complex disease. The June 2009 Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC) report to Congress2 raised concerns that residents are not currently receiving formal instruction and experience that wil ...
... system from an approach focused on acute illness to one that recognizes the prevalence of chronic and complex disease. The June 2009 Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC) report to Congress2 raised concerns that residents are not currently receiving formal instruction and experience that wil ...
Lesch-Nyhan Disease (LND) Fact Sheet
... with other developmenta l disabilities and is a consequence of the neurotransmitter abnormality characterizing the disorder. Although not all individuals with this condition demonstrate severe behavioral manifestations, it is reasonable to say that all benefit from the use of protective devices at s ...
... with other developmenta l disabilities and is a consequence of the neurotransmitter abnormality characterizing the disorder. Although not all individuals with this condition demonstrate severe behavioral manifestations, it is reasonable to say that all benefit from the use of protective devices at s ...
Assessment for subspecialty training in Paediatric Intensive Care Medicine
... Structured trainer’s report: educational supervisor’s structured report commenting on trainee’s performance with regards good medical practice, maintaining good medical practice, professional and clinical relationships, communication, ethical and legal knowledge. Importantly this will include an ass ...
... Structured trainer’s report: educational supervisor’s structured report commenting on trainee’s performance with regards good medical practice, maintaining good medical practice, professional and clinical relationships, communication, ethical and legal knowledge. Importantly this will include an ass ...
Coma - Wellington ICU
... ICP monitoring looking a mortality and severe disability concluded that there are insufficient data to clarify the role of routine ICP monitoring in all severe cases of acute coma - ICP monitoring is of value in traumatic brain injury ...
... ICP monitoring looking a mortality and severe disability concluded that there are insufficient data to clarify the role of routine ICP monitoring in all severe cases of acute coma - ICP monitoring is of value in traumatic brain injury ...
ABSTRACT Title of Document:
... against stress. The mere presence of a supportive person, even a stranger, can lower blood pressure and heart rate in stressful situations, while a person who is not supportive can have an opposite effect (Kamarck, Manuck, & Jennings, 1990). According to Gilpin (2003, p.6), social connectedness in m ...
... against stress. The mere presence of a supportive person, even a stranger, can lower blood pressure and heart rate in stressful situations, while a person who is not supportive can have an opposite effect (Kamarck, Manuck, & Jennings, 1990). According to Gilpin (2003, p.6), social connectedness in m ...
Remarkable - University of Iowa Health Care
... Variations in a person’s DNA can alter the way they metabolize certain drugs. These changes in metabolism can cause drugs to be less effective than expected or even raise the risk of dangerous side effects. The new drug metabolism test offered by IIHG will analyze patients’ DNA from their blood samp ...
... Variations in a person’s DNA can alter the way they metabolize certain drugs. These changes in metabolism can cause drugs to be less effective than expected or even raise the risk of dangerous side effects. The new drug metabolism test offered by IIHG will analyze patients’ DNA from their blood samp ...
Limitation of Cover
... Regardless of the effectiveness of any system that is used for gathering knowledge about injuries sustained and no matter how good we are at using this knowledge to prevent new injuries of the same type, future injuries to patients who are treated in the public health care sector cannot be avoided. ...
... Regardless of the effectiveness of any system that is used for gathering knowledge about injuries sustained and no matter how good we are at using this knowledge to prevent new injuries of the same type, future injuries to patients who are treated in the public health care sector cannot be avoided. ...
Acute Respiratory Tract Infection Guideline Summary For more
... Consider alternative agents for macrolide-resistant S. pneumoniae in any patient including those without co-morbidities ** DRSP: Drug-resistant S. pneumoniae *** Azithromycin or Clarithromycin **** Choose a class of antibiotic that differs from the prior antibiotic ...
... Consider alternative agents for macrolide-resistant S. pneumoniae in any patient including those without co-morbidities ** DRSP: Drug-resistant S. pneumoniae *** Azithromycin or Clarithromycin **** Choose a class of antibiotic that differs from the prior antibiotic ...
Yadav, S
... Shikha Yadav, O.D. Ocular Disease Resident Baltimore Veterans Affairs, MD This case report describes the diagnosis of essential iris atrophy (ICE syndrome) in a young patient with corneal edema, progressive corectopia and uncontrolled unilateral intraocular pressure despite multiple topical medical ...
... Shikha Yadav, O.D. Ocular Disease Resident Baltimore Veterans Affairs, MD This case report describes the diagnosis of essential iris atrophy (ICE syndrome) in a young patient with corneal edema, progressive corectopia and uncontrolled unilateral intraocular pressure despite multiple topical medical ...
Yolo Hospice Inc.
... home. It’s not just for the last few days of life. Families often state they wish they had known about or started hospice care sooner. Each person and their life situation is different—the care needs, the environment, the acceptance, and sometimes the fear of the unknown. Our skilled staff recognize ...
... home. It’s not just for the last few days of life. Families often state they wish they had known about or started hospice care sooner. Each person and their life situation is different—the care needs, the environment, the acceptance, and sometimes the fear of the unknown. Our skilled staff recognize ...
The Nutrition Care Process
... nursing home ,in a long term care facility ,in a clinic or in a hospital. Nutritional screening, using simple assessment techniques, helps to identify patients who would benefit from more intensive nutritional assessment. In the hospital setting, nutritional screening must be designed efficientl ...
... nursing home ,in a long term care facility ,in a clinic or in a hospital. Nutritional screening, using simple assessment techniques, helps to identify patients who would benefit from more intensive nutritional assessment. In the hospital setting, nutritional screening must be designed efficientl ...
WRHA Hand Hygiene Monitoring Project – Train the Trainer Session
... BEFORE INITIAL PATIENT/PATIENT ENVIRONMENT CONTACT ...
... BEFORE INITIAL PATIENT/PATIENT ENVIRONMENT CONTACT ...
Meeting Medicare`s Documentation Requirements
... For a service to be reimbursable through Medicare, the documentation must show clinical necessity for the patient’s care. This article is intended to provide the reader a brief overview of the essential elements for required Medicare documentation. The article will address Medicare documentation 1) ...
... For a service to be reimbursable through Medicare, the documentation must show clinical necessity for the patient’s care. This article is intended to provide the reader a brief overview of the essential elements for required Medicare documentation. The article will address Medicare documentation 1) ...
can my pet really be allergic - Mohnacky Animal Hospitals of
... What causes a pet to have an allergy? The tendency for allergies may be inherited. It is known that once your pet is exposed to an allergen, sensitivity is established, and then every time he is exposed to the allergen again the reaction occurs. What substances cause allergies? Allergies are caused ...
... What causes a pet to have an allergy? The tendency for allergies may be inherited. It is known that once your pet is exposed to an allergen, sensitivity is established, and then every time he is exposed to the allergen again the reaction occurs. What substances cause allergies? Allergies are caused ...
procedure for blood glucose monitoring
... Document all actions, observations and results (including consent and patient perceptions) in nursing records. If any clinical concerns regarding the management of blood glucose levels contact ...
... Document all actions, observations and results (including consent and patient perceptions) in nursing records. If any clinical concerns regarding the management of blood glucose levels contact ...
Cardiac Rehabilitation Patient Referral from an Outpatient Setting
... PCI, cardiac valve surgery, or heart transplantation), there are many instances in which a patient can and should be referred from an outpatient clinical practice setting (e.g., when a patient does not receive such a referral while in the hospital, or when the patient fails to follow through with th ...
... PCI, cardiac valve surgery, or heart transplantation), there are many instances in which a patient can and should be referred from an outpatient clinical practice setting (e.g., when a patient does not receive such a referral while in the hospital, or when the patient fails to follow through with th ...
The Robins Surgery NewApproachComprehensive Report
... difficulty getting appointments when they needed them, however results from the national GP patient survey showed that patient’s satisfaction with how they could access care and treatment was comparable with local and national averages. • The practice had good facilities and was well equipped to tre ...
... difficulty getting appointments when they needed them, however results from the national GP patient survey showed that patient’s satisfaction with how they could access care and treatment was comparable with local and national averages. • The practice had good facilities and was well equipped to tre ...
The SHN-CAPHC Paediatric Medication Reconciliation Orientation
... Safer Health Care Now! under the auspices of the Canadian Patient Safety Institute, is an ambitious Pan-Canadian campaign to implement six evidence-based patient care interventions aimed at reducing unintentional adverse events. This quality improvement initiative is part of a major international ef ...
... Safer Health Care Now! under the auspices of the Canadian Patient Safety Institute, is an ambitious Pan-Canadian campaign to implement six evidence-based patient care interventions aimed at reducing unintentional adverse events. This quality improvement initiative is part of a major international ef ...
"Intermittent Catheterization": Care provision and
... patient by the physician or the professional staff working for the care provider 1 are a medical necessity in order to prevent diseases or a worsening of the condition, or to avoid the need for nursing care. These sensitive product groups include without a doubt the PG 15 Incontinence Helps, which l ...
... patient by the physician or the professional staff working for the care provider 1 are a medical necessity in order to prevent diseases or a worsening of the condition, or to avoid the need for nursing care. These sensitive product groups include without a doubt the PG 15 Incontinence Helps, which l ...
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS Guidelines for the Pediatric
... such proposals have not addressed the facility-based components needed for the pediatric perioperative anesthesia environment, the absence of which can hinder the care provided by the anesthesiologist, usually the principal, but often not the sole, member of the perioperative anesthesia care team.16 ...
... such proposals have not addressed the facility-based components needed for the pediatric perioperative anesthesia environment, the absence of which can hinder the care provided by the anesthesiologist, usually the principal, but often not the sole, member of the perioperative anesthesia care team.16 ...
American Board of Radiology names Dr. Donald P. Frush as
... resident at the University of California, San Francisco, and completed a radiology residency at Duke Medical Center and a fellowship in pediatric radiology at Children’s Hospital in Cincinnati. In addition to primary certification in diagnostic radiology, he holds a subspecialty certification in ped ...
... resident at the University of California, San Francisco, and completed a radiology residency at Duke Medical Center and a fellowship in pediatric radiology at Children’s Hospital in Cincinnati. In addition to primary certification in diagnostic radiology, he holds a subspecialty certification in ped ...
A Case Report: New onset Atrial Fibrillation with Rapid Ventricular
... • Immediate cardioversion was not indicted because for being non-symptomatic. • The attending anesthesiologist also had concerns if the patient had previous atrial fibrillation periods that had spontaneously converted to sinus rhythm. • Cardiac consult, full electrolyte panel, and echocardiogram wer ...
... • Immediate cardioversion was not indicted because for being non-symptomatic. • The attending anesthesiologist also had concerns if the patient had previous atrial fibrillation periods that had spontaneously converted to sinus rhythm. • Cardiac consult, full electrolyte panel, and echocardiogram wer ...
Without guile: a case of drug-induced aseptic meningitis in a patient
... DYSPLASIA AND MEGALOBLASTOID CHANGES • This marrow is very small and hence, it is difficult to render a more definitive diagnosis. This marrow was compared with the previous marrow (NB02-200), which shows more severe leukopenia and thrombocytopenia, however, the rest of the marrow is more or less si ...
... DYSPLASIA AND MEGALOBLASTOID CHANGES • This marrow is very small and hence, it is difficult to render a more definitive diagnosis. This marrow was compared with the previous marrow (NB02-200), which shows more severe leukopenia and thrombocytopenia, however, the rest of the marrow is more or less si ...
Meeting Medicare`s Documentation Requirements
... For a service to be reimbursable through Medicare, the documentation must show clinical necessity for the patient’s care. This article is intended to provide the reader a brief overview of the essential elements for required Medicare documentation. The article will address Medicare documentation 1) ...
... For a service to be reimbursable through Medicare, the documentation must show clinical necessity for the patient’s care. This article is intended to provide the reader a brief overview of the essential elements for required Medicare documentation. The article will address Medicare documentation 1) ...
Patient safety
Patient safety is a new healthcare discipline that emphasizes the reporting, analysis, and prevention of medical error that often leads to adverse healthcare events. The frequency and magnitude of avoidable adverse patient events was not well known until the 1990s, when multiple countries reported staggering numbers of patients harmed and killed by medical errors. Recognizing that healthcare errors impact 1 in every 10 patients around the world, the World Health Organization calls patient safety an endemic concern. Indeed, patient safety has emerged as a distinct healthcare discipline supported by an immature yet developing scientific framework. There is a significant transdisciplinary body of theoretical and research literature that informs the science of patient safety. The resulting patient safety knowledge continually informs improvement efforts such as: applying lessons learned from business and industry, adopting innovative technologies, educating providers and consumers, enhancing error reporting systems, and developing new economic incentives.