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Ultrasound of the Week | UOTW #36
Ultrasound of the Week | UOTW #36.
Emergency physicians can be trained to identify these lesions with good accuracy. A study by Kerwin et al found that after a brief, 30 minute training module, median percentages correct improved from 67% to 87% when reviewing pre-recorded clips.
I’m at a loss to explain why I like looking at ultrasounds. I guess I’m simply fascinated that some people can actually know and understand what they’ looking at. My physician in the family says it’s a matter of numbers. The more you look at, the better you get.
Underwriters will find the answer and pearl section more useful.
Is Coronary CT Worth It? The FOAMed Report – Medpage Today
Diet, Dog, and Dogma – David L. Katz, MD, MPH – LinkedIn
Diet, Dog, and Dogma | David L. Katz, MD, MPH | LinkedIn.
Don’t read the MSM about the proposed new dietary guidelines.
READ THIS instead.
Inactive Seniors Can See Heart Gains With Light Exercise | Medpage Today
Enterobacteriaceae! 2 deaths at UCLA hospital; 179 potentially exposed – LA Times
Superbug linked to 2 deaths at UCLA hospital; 179 potentially exposed – LA Times.
“This bacteria is emerging in the U.S. and it’s associated with a high mortality rate,” Kallen said in an interview. “We don’t want this circulating anywhere in the community.”
QuickStats: Rates of Deaths from Drug Poisoning and Drug Poisoning Involving Opioid Analgesics§ — United States, 1999–2013
READ ME – Did Advice to Cut Saturated Fats Go Very Wrong? – Medpage Today
Did Advice to Cut Saturated Fats Go Very Wrong? | Medpage Today.
Read this article before you order that triple stack cheeseburger with a side of drug eluding stents.
Or go ahead and order that triple stack cheeseburger and be confused along with the rest of us.
Dr. Google – The Verge
The internet giant knows it already has a massive audience for this information: internet-assisted hypochondriacs have been around for years now, and the company says that one in 20 Google searches are health-related.
via Google adds fact-checked medical information to search | The Verge.
SUD CAGE and AUDIT
Excessive alcohol use adversely affects an estimated 38 million (30%) adults in the United States, but surprisingly, only 1 out 6 say they talk to their doctor, nurse, or healthcare professional about drinking
via Physician’s Weekly for Medical News, Opinions, Features Articles.
So why do we continue to use outdated and perfectly useless alcohol questionnaires in our business when AUDIT and CAGE are much more effective?
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