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by phaedrus441 6y ago
Medical license rules differ by state, but doctors need at least 1 year of postgraduate training to apply for a license (though without completing a residency, which is 3 years at a minimum, career options are severely limited).
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by phaedrus441 6y ago
Hadn’t heard of this. Just got a used copy for myself through Bookfinder!
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by phaedrus441 6y ago
Just a heads-up, you can get a great-condition 3DS (or 2DS) cheaply from Nintendo directly: https://store.nintendo.com/nintendo-3ds-2ds/refurbished.html
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by phaedrus441 6y ago
When I was a medical student on my psychiatry rotation we had a patient who was a history professor at a local college. He was actually admitted to the hospital after reporting himself for molesting his neighbor’s children, but this was inv
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by phaedrus441 7y ago
The CDC says, "When performed and interpreted in accordance with current guidelines, 2-tiered serologic analysis has a sensitivity of ≈70%–100% and a specificity >95% for disseminated Lyme disease." [ https://wwwnc.cd
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by phaedrus441 8y ago
Thought I'd reply with another great resource I've used with patients: Tickborne Diseases of the United States from the CDC ( https://www.cdc.gov/lyme/resources/TickborneDiseases.pdf ). Great PDF to keep o
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by phaedrus441 9y ago
This sounds more like the patient had previously-undiagnosed heart failure, didn’t respond well to rehydration (since it’s easier to become volume-overloaded with heart failure), and required further work-up.
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by phaedrus441 9y ago
This is the first I've heard of Qotom, can you elaborate?
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by phaedrus441 10y ago
Random question, but how did you have the link for this unlisted Youtube video?
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by phaedrus441 11y ago
As someone who just certified a residency match list last night, I'm glad this system exists.
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by phaedrus441 11y ago
This is becoming relatively common these days. As hospital systems switch to more-advanced EHRs, patients are often asked to sign up for a web-based account. From my experience, most hospitals are either going with products from Cerner or E
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by phaedrus441 12y ago
You probably don't want to get one without a good reason: this uses x-rays, and you get a considerably-higher dose of radiation than something like a normal chest x-ray. As for other comments saying an older machine would be cheaper,
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by phaedrus441 12y ago
I like Moves (and all the quantified self stuff), but for me, I don't seem to get much out of the data. I just looked at Moves and had 161 days of data, but…so what? I've done nothing with it besides automatically check-in to plac