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Rapid sequence intubation: Stay up to date on this important procedure
Scott Light, PA-C
August 13, 2010
The ability to perform intubation is increasingly required by emergency room physicians, internists, PAs, and paramedics.
Does the right to bear children guarantee access to treatment for infertility?
Torry Grantham Cobb, MPH, MHS, PA-C
June 21, 2010
The law protects the right of all patients to procreate, but clinicians should consider the welfare of the child born as a result.
Remitting seronegative symmetrical synovitis with pitting edema
Linda Sekhon, MMS, PA-C
February 22, 2010
RS3PE must be distinguished from other forms of arthritis and PMR to avoid exposing the patient to inappropriate therapy.
Have the latest CPR guidelines improved cardiac arrest outcomes?
David J. Klocko, MPAS, PA-C November 16, 2009
Do CPR and ACLS protocols make a difference for cardiac arrest victims? Outcome data are finally available to answer this question.
Identifying and managing physeal injuries in the upper extremity
Jason R. Smith, PA-C; Scott H. Kozin, MD September 21, 2009
Understanding bone growth in young patients and knowing what to look for on imaging are key to managing upper-extremity injuries.
Overwhelming postsplenectomy infection: Managing patients at risk
Sandra L. Moffett, PA-C July 27, 2009
Asplenia can be triggered by conditions that decrease splenic function, leaving patients susceptible to life-threatening infection.
Spinal cord astrocytomas: Rare but life-threatening tumors in children
Johanna L. Chelcun, MHS, PA-C; Richard S. Pope, MPAS, PA-C June 15, 2009
These usually benign tumors require early surgical intervention to preserve neurologic function.
Put a PDA in your practice for easy access to current medical information
Allan Platt, PA-C, MMSc
May 15, 2009
Educators and students must be familiar with the latest equipment and software programs.
Immigrant health care in the United States: What ails our system?
Katherine G. Footracer, MS, PA-C, CMT April 13, 2009
Current policies regarding health care for the growing immigrant population can result in a number of serious problems.
Hypothermia: A cool intervention for hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy
Stephanie L. Jorgensen, PA-C
March 24, 2009
The window of time for diagnosis of hypoxic-ischemic insult is short. Quick recognition and fastreferral ensure the best possible outcome for affected infants.
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