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Stuff You Should Know: for Doctors, NPs, and PAs: Clinical Pearls in: medicine, office practice, neurology and psychiatry
Hundreds of interesting clinical pearls and tips in medicine, office practice, neurology, psychiatry, and evolutionary medicine.
to manage difficult patients and those with a personality disorderWhy you cannot trust the adverse events profiles from the Phase 3 they are not all the same, some may work, others may notBoundary issues are crucial in the office”It takes a village” to help certain patients (those with personality disorders, severe pain, etc.)How to “medicalize” anxiety and depression to patientsCatastrophizing, self-efficacy, acceptance, and resiliencePlacebo and nocebo “by proxy”Why family history of response to drugs is importantVitamins and “Buyer Beware!”History taking tipsHow not to get into trouble prescribing controlled substances, particularly benzos and opioidsDealing with weight issues in patientsIBS and other central sensitization syndromesHow to interpret creatinine in different age why it is important to put your thoughts for the future at the end of your notesConnectomes in the brainOlder meds may be worth a look”Aware placebo”How to legitimize subjective complaintsBe careful what you say to colleagues that you don’t knowWhy “medication overuse headache (MOH)” is much different than “medication overuse (MO)”Interpreting MRI reportsWhite matter what do they meanMeds for hot flashesOff label use of stimulantsControversial “Chronic lyme, chronic yeast syndrome, etc..”Irritable larynx syndromeWhite coat syndromeOccipital neuralgiaDizziness and vertigo (and a new “PPPD”)Giving value in any office visitIssues regarding opioids and benzosDealing with drug companies and repsDrug addiction vs. dependencyInsomnia and insomnia medsNature vs. nurture begins in the wombThe importance of calling significant others, and also calling other providers…What does a positive ANA mean
to manage difficult patients and those with a personality disorderWhy you cannot trust the adverse events profiles from the Phase 3 they are not all the same, some may work, others may notBoundary issues are crucial in the office”It takes a village” to help certain patients (those with personality disorders, severe pain, etc.)How to “medicalize” anxiety and depression to patientsCatastrophizing, self-efficacy, acceptance, and resiliencePlacebo and nocebo “by proxy”Why family history of response to drugs is importantVitamins and “Buyer Beware!”History taking tipsHow not to get into trouble prescribing controlled substances, particularly benzos and opioidsDealing with weight issues in patientsIBS and other central sensitization syndromesHow to interpret creatinine in different age why it is important to put your thoughts for the future at the end of your notesConnectomes in the brainOlder meds may be worth a look”Aware placebo”How to legitimize subjective complaintsBe careful what you say to colleagues that you don’t knowWhy “medication overuse headache (MOH)” is much different than “medication overuse (MO)”Interpreting MRI reportsWhite matter what do they meanMeds for hot flashesOff label use of stimulantsControversial “Chronic lyme, chronic yeast syndrome, etc..”Irritable larynx syndromeWhite coat syndromeOccipital neuralgiaDizziness and vertigo (and a new “PPPD”)Giving value in any office visitIssues regarding opioids and benzosDealing with drug companies and repsDrug addiction vs. dependencyInsomnia and insomnia medsNature vs. nurture begins in the wombThe importance of calling significant others, and also calling other providers…What does a positive ANA mean
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Published April 28, 2022
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