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We're here to provide you short & sweet PANCE review to help you PASS your exam. Today we'll be covering symptoms, diagnosis, and management of inflammatory bowel disease, appendicitis, diverticular disease, IBS, and more. For a complete copy o
We're here to provide you short & sweet PANCE review to help you PASS your exam. Today we'll be covering symptoms, diagnosis, and management of bowel obstruction, intussusception, colon cancer, and Hirschsprung Disease. For a complete copy of t
We're here to provide you short & sweet PANCE review to help you PASS your exam. Today we'll be covering symptoms, diagnosis, and management PUD, gastritis, gastric neoplasms, and pyloric stenosis. For a complete copy of the show notes includin
As always, we're here to provide you with the key blueprint information to help you PASS your PANCE. For full show notes, including my mnemonics and Take Away Points, please visit: https://pastudysesh.blubrry.net/esophagus
So you're procrastinating studying for the PANCE by scrolling through your Facebook Feed and there it is, another "Happy to announce that I'll be working for ______ as a PA!" post. As graduation inches closer, it seems to be all there is. You w
As always, we're here to provide you with the key blueprint information to help you PASS your PANCE. For full show notes, including my mnemonics and Take Away Points, please visit: https://pastudysesh.blubrry.net/carditis
Disclaimer: new guidelines as of late 2017Unlikely to be reflected on PANCE yet.New BP Guidelines:Elevated: 120-129/< 80Stage 1: 130-139/80-89Stage 2: 140+/90+Hypertensive crisis: 180+/120+ with patients needing prompt changes in medicati
This episode is less about boards, more about being thorough and thinking about how to process an EKG systemically in order to not miss something. For boards, it’s ok to jump to what is glaring at you. No questions or take away points associate
On this week’s episode, we will be attacking heart failure and finishing off cardiomyopathies. Check out the congenital heart disease episode for information regarding hypertrophic cardiomyopathy here.Heart Failure* Systolic vs diastolic*
On this week’s episode, we’ll be discussing vascular disorders. Please note that we’ll be discussing arteriovenous malformations in the neurology chapter.Peripheral artery diseasePAD Picmonic Here!* Pain in lower extremities increased with
Coronary Artery Disease* Atherosclerosis #1 cause* Fatty streak formation: lipid deposition in white blood cells=1ststep* Risk Factors:* Diabetes* Smoking* Hyperlipidemia* HTN* Male* Age (>45 men >55 women)* Family HxStable A
Heart murmurs continue with congenital heart diseases.A Picmonic is available for EVERY topic in today’s episode. Start by checking out our first topic here.Ventricular Septal Defect* #1 type of congenital heart disease* Loud, high-pitched
During this week’s episode, we’ll be discussing valvular disorders, in essence, heart murmurs.There are LOADS of Picmonics available for heart murmurs. A couple of my favorites Mitral Regurgitation and Aortic Stenosis.Systole=ventricles contr
This week on PA Study Sesh we are starting the cardio chapter and discussing conduction disorders.Sinus Arrhythmia* Appears as normal sinus rhythm, but rhythm is irregular* Normal variant* INcreases during INspirationSinus Bradycardia*
This week on PA Study Sesh, we’ll learn about Rheumatology.A note about ANA, RF, ESR, CRPANA: Antinuclear antibodiesShows antibodies against selfCan be positive in healthy peopleAlso induced by certain drugs & cancersNONSPECIFICCRP: C-re
This week on PA Study Sesh, we will talk disorders of the hip as well as a hodgepodge of other orthopedic topics.* Pelvic Fx:* High impact or osteoporotic* CT scan= gold standard* Tx: pelvic binder & specialist consult* Hip Fx:* Oste
This week on PA Study Sesh, we’ll be covering disorders of the spine and demystifying the dermatomes.* Cauda Equina* SURGICAL EMERGENCY* Symptoms* Urinary/bowel retention/incontinence* Saddle anesthesia* Decreased anal sphincter tone (
This week on PA Study Sesh we will be discussing disorders of the foot and ankle, bone tumors, and compartment syndrome.* Ankle Dislocation* Most commonly posteriorly (calcaneus goes posterior)* Risk to peroneal n* Sx: foot drop* Tx:
This week on PA Study Sesh, we will be covering disorders of the knee and proximal tibia.* Medial and lateral collateral ligament injuries (MCL & LCL)* MCL=valgus stress LCL= varus stress* MCL more common than LCL injury* Grade I & II (sp
This week on PA Study Sesh, we will be finishing the upper extremity.* Supracondylar fx* MOI: FOOSH with hyperextended elbow* Kids 5-10* X-Ray:* Normal: anterior humeral line must intersect capitulum (lateral view)* May still be in al
This week on PA Study Sesh, we will be finishing the upper extremity. Supracondylar fx MOI: FOOSH with hyperextended elbow Kids 5-10 X-Ray: Normal: anterior humeral line must intersect capitulum (lateral view) May still be in alignment with fx
Welcome to PA Study Sesh! We will be kicking off with orthopedics, starting with disorders of the shoulder and upper arm.* Shoulder Dislocation* Anterior #1* Presents abducted, externally rotated. “Squared off” shoulder* Opposite of a hi
Welcome to PA Study Sesh! We will be kicking off with orthopedics, starting with disorders of the shoulder and upper arm. Shoulder Dislocation Anterior #1 Presents abducted, externally rotated. “Squared off” shoulder Opposite of a hip Light SAB
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