Hyponatremia
Hyponatremia Download PDF Author: Vikas Parekh Low sodium is usually due to an excess of free water due to an inability to excrete ingested water. Usually this is due to too much ADH
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One-Minute Guide to Thrombophilia Testing
One-Minute Guide to Thrombophilia Testing Download PDF Q: Should I test my patient with a provoked deep vein thrombosis (DVT) for hereditary thrombophilia? Context: The Centers for Disease
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Osteomyelitis By Cindy Glickman, MD, and Maura Porto, DO
Osteomyelitis By Cindy Glickman, MD, and Maura Porto, DO Download PDF Author: Cindy Glickman, MD, and Maura Porto, DO Contiguous vs Hematogenous Spread Contiguous - direct
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Sepsis Syndrome
Sepsis Syndrome - Nazish Ilyas
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A Guide for Conducting a Family Meeting Modified “SPIKES” (original by Baile & Buckman)
A guide for conducting a family meeting.
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Transition of Care Lesson
View the SHM Clinical Quick Talk "Transition of Care" teaching resource.
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Wounds
Wounds Download PDF Author: Joel Steinberg Definition: A physical injury to the body consisting of a laceration or breaking of the skin or mucous membrane often with damage to underlying
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Acute Gout Flare Management for Hospitalist
Acute Gout Flare Management
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Approach to Falls By Cyrus Mowdawalla, Taha Awan, and Kathryn Haroldson MD
Falls are defined as inadvertently coming down to a lower level such as the ground, usually under the influence of gravity. Falls are very common in populations greater than 65 and are one of the
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