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PA Boards 51: Intussusception

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PhysicianAssistantBoards.com - Today were going to speak on intussusception. Key points: triad of abdominal pain, vomiting, and currant jelly stool. Bilious vomiting is a surgical condition until proven otherwise. Ultrasound is the first test which should be ordered. Contrast enema is diagnositic and therapeutic.

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PA Boards 39: SSRIs: PhysicianAssistantBoards.com - Today were going to be discussing SSRIs. Well go over the pharmacology, adverese reactions, and seratonin syndrome. This drug is so commonly prescribed, that the boards like to test you on this. Also,... by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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PA Boards 32: Generalized Anxiety Disorder: PhysicianAssistantBoards.com - Common things are common! Generalized anxiety disorder is one of the most common psych diagnosis you will encounter in clinical practice, and on the boards. Lets go over how to diagnose these patients, along... by Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast
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