'Low risk patient' presentation slideshows

Internal Medicine Board Review 2009: Gastroenterology

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CLINIC EMERGENCIES Respiratory

CLINIC EMERGENCIES Respiratory. Susana A. Alfonso, M.D. Assistant Professor Department of Family and Preventive Medicine Emory University August 9, 2007. Learning Objectives. Identify a patient in respiratory distress Assess the severity of an asthma exacerbation

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Syncope The current guideline- 2017

Syncope The current guideline- 2017. What is Syncope?. Syncope is the abrupt and transient loss of consciousness associated with absence of postural tone, followed by co m p l ete and usua l l y r ap i d s ponta n e o u s r e cove r y .

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FETAL MONITORING

FETAL MONITORING. REASONS TO MONITOR THE FETUS ANTENATAL: 1. MATERNAL INDICATIONS e.g. obstetric cholestasis 2. FETAL INDICATIONS e.g. reduced fetal movements, 3. PLACENTAL INDICATIONS e.g. placental insufficiency / growth restriction IN LABOUR: 1. LOW RISK PATIENT

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Eric Prystowsky MD Director Clinical Electrophysiology Laboratory

The EP show: sudden death, part 2. Eric Prystowsky MD Director Clinical Electrophysiology Laboratory St Vincent Hospital, Indianapolis, IN Douglas P Zipes MD Director, Division of Cardiology and Krannert Institute of Cardiology Indiana University School of Medicine Indianapolis, IN

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Clinical Trends In The Diagnosis And The Treatment Of Dental Caries

Clinical Trends In The Diagnosis And The Treatment Of Dental Caries. Steven Steinberg DDS May-June, 2004. LOW RISK PATIENT. No cavitated lesions May have inactive white spots (smooth shiny). Bacteria MS levels are low Diet is normal sugar levels low Normal Saliva levels

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Eliminating Harm: A Fall Prevention Program

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