Antibiotics !

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PhysicianAssistantBoards.com/Antibiotics - Three part lecture series for you guys. Check it out by going to the above URL. You can also download the lecture notes for free over on the website. This will be broken down into microbiology, pharmacology, and clinical applications. Have a great day!

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Jul 31, 2014

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Antibiotics !: PhysicianAssistantBoards.com/Antibiotics - Three part lecture series for you guys. Check it out by going to the above URL. You can also download the lecture notes for free over on the website. This will be broken down into... by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 26: Appendicitis: This is a complete overview of appendicitis. I will walk you through the pathogensis, symptoms, physical exam findings, labs, imaging, and treatment of choice. Lets make this as easy as possible for you, the physician assistant student, to... by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 20: Vitamin B12 Deficiency: Vitamin B12 deficiency. What is the most common etiology? How will these patients present? How do we diagnose? Lastly, how do we treat these patients? Everything you need to know about B12 deficiency by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 08: Cushings Syndrom/Disease: What is it, how do we diagnose it, and how do we treat it? by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 37: Musculoskeletal Review Questions: PhysicianAssistantBoards.com - Had a lot of feedback regarding the Q&A session done for cardiology. So, I decided to do another one of those sessions with musculoskeletal. Well go over some questions, and then go over the answers! by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 02: Chest Pain: In this session, I review a general apprach to the person complaining of chest pain. Before you can say this patient, has a benign etiology, you must first rule out the dangerous causes of cehst pain. by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 01: Antihypertensive Medications: In this session of the PA Boads podcast, I take some time to speak about the following hypertensive medications: Beta Blockers, Calcium Channel Blockers, ACE Inhibitors/ARBs, and Diuretics. by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 11: Whats the point of it all?: Why do we put in countless hours and go through so many sleepless nights? by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 29: Hypertension in Pregnancy: PhysicianAssistantBoards.com - How do we manage patients with high blood pressure during pregnancy? Do we need to treat everyone? Whats the threshhold for treatment? Does treatment prevent preeclampsia? Lets go over all of this! by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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Everything Pregnancy!: How to manage a pregnancy from the first trimester to the third trimester by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 27: Don't Keep Yourself From Success: We all have mental barriers. We all think were not good enough. But guess what, your wrong. Once we can relieve ourselves and shove these false ideas out, we will become successful; we will become the best in whatever we want to do... by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 30: Rheumatoid Arthritis: PhysicianAssistantBoards.com - Rheumatoid Arthritis is extremely common. I have encountered this many times, and this can be a very debilitating disease. As you know, the boards like to test common things, so make sure you know this... by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 16: Acute Kidney Injury: How are we going to differentiate between pre-renal, intrinsic, and post-renal failure? by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 12: Everything Lipids: Pathophysiology, diagnosis, treatment by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 15: Choosing the Right Imaging Modality: When are you supposed to order what imaging study? by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 19: Insulin Dosing: Lets talk about when to start insulin, but most importantly how to dose insulin. Hopefully things will make a lot more sense on how to get your patients started on insulin by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 18: Neonatal Hyperbilirubemia: Lets discuss physiologic, brest feeding, breast milk, and pathologic jaundice. Also, what are we going to do with these patients? by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 14: Antibiotics: Quick pharmacology review of antibiotics. Know your contraindications! by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 36: Gout: PhysicianAssistantBoards.com - Lets talk GOUT! Signs, symptoms, testing,and treatment. Remember HCTZ and ASA can increase uric acid levels. Losartan, vitamin C, and fenofibrate can actually lower uric acid levels. But, listen to the... by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 22: Pelvic Inflammatory Disease: Pelvic Inflammatory Disease. Lets review the clinical picture, the diagnosis, and the treatment. Sexually transmitted diseases are incredibly common, therefore knowing this is beneficial to all clinicians. by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 34: Diabetic Neuropathy: PhysicianAssistantBoards.com - Did you know you can start to have diabetic neuropathy even with prediabetes? Well, you can! Which is why it is so important to be able to recognize this condition. How do we screen? How do we diagnose? But,... by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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