
03/24/2022
A 34-year-old man was growing weak, losing weight, and having shortness of breath—what was the diagnosis? Read more about this difficult case. https://bit.ly/3L7cMry
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A 34-year-old man was growing weak, losing weight, and having shortness of breath—what was the diagnosis? Read more about this difficult case. https://bit.ly/3L7cMry
Acute brain injuries of all sorts increase the pressure inside the skull. This review focuses on some of the pros and cons of using traditional hyperosmolar agents for managing cerebral edema. https://bit.ly/3iplPHV.
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Studies show that immigrants have lower cervical cancer screening rates than native-born citizens and are more likely to present at more advanced stages of the disease, leading to poorer survival. What are the barriers to cervical cancer screening among immigrant women, and how can PAs improve screening rates?
https://bit.ly/3u35Kgj
This study evaluated the characteristics, training, and self-reported skills and abilities in vision and ocular care of PAs who do not specialize in ophthalmology. https://bit.ly/3IBKmVN
An 8-year-old girl was referred to pediatric orthopedics for right heel pain that had not responded to initial treatment for presumed Sever disease. What is the diagnosis?https://bit.ly/3ICALOl
The PA profession has been growing across the pond! Since the early 2000s, the National Health Service (NHS) has expanded the role of PAs as part of the drive to enhance the experience of care and improve population health. What can we learn from their experiences? https://bit.ly/35FBeRg
Earn CME credits while learning to treat moderate-to-severe psoriasis—a chronic, multisystem inflammatory disease often associated with social isolation, anxiety, and depression. https://bit.ly/349EWSY
In the March issue of JAAPA--
• Earn CME on barriers to #cervicalcancer screening among immigrants
• Original research on PAs' skills providing vision and ocular care
• A case study on acquired angioedema
https://bit.ly/3sjsc5p
Body-focused repetitive behavior (BFRB) often leads to physical complications and mental distress. Earn CME and understand more about the condition and pharmacologic and psychotherapeutic support that may reduce adverse health outcomes. https://bit.ly/3ojBbRF
A patient came to the ED reporting two days of extreme lower back and gluteal pain. This case was a difficult diagnosis—what was wrong? https://bit.ly/3gi9uEh
Optimize management of skin cancer in immunosuppressed patients through screenings and treatment. Earn primary care CME. https://bit.ly/3uoOJ22
In 202I, two public health emergencies collided - the opioid crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic. A study analyzes COVID-19's impact on patients with opioid use disorders and discusses policy changes to improve their access to care. https://bit.ly/35AH9ad
A study found telemedicine can play a role in the postoperative care of pediatric patients. https://bit.ly/3L1W4KV
Cervical artery dissections are a common cause of stroke in young adults. An accurate diagnosis can prevent complications. https://bit.ly/3s6KipX
Adults with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) show improvement with treatment. However, diagnosis of adults with ADHD is often difficult as symptoms are not as apparent as in children with ADHD, and adults with may have other comorbid conditions. https://bit.ly/3L5emL6
Hypertension is a common medical condition affecting patients of all races and sexes and a widening age range in many cases. Black patients are disproportionately affected relative to other races and often underrepresented in medical trials pertaining to hypertension. Read more: https://bit.ly/3saEHyJ
• Earn CME on skin cancer in immunosuppressed patients
• A case report on normal pressure hydrocephalus
• Original research on healthcare teams practicing in primary care.
All in the February edition of JAAPA: https://bit.ly/35rXsWT
A new study found only 18 states are compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) concerning PA licensure questions about physical and mental health. Licensure application questions can be associated with reduced help-seeking behaviors. https://bit.ly/3qUrklE
Acute abdominal pain is a common complaint in children. Is it gastroenteritis, appendicitis, or something else? Review the most common presentations, causes and treatments and earn CME: https://bit.ly/3qRRd5J
Tattooing can deposit pigment in regional lymph nodes, leading to lymphadenopathy that mimics metastatic disease. Looking at a patient's clinical picture, especially oncologic history, is essential in determining treatment decisions. https://bit.ly/3eOugKX
Clinicians should consider noncardiac causes in patients presenting palpitations after ruling out the most concerning causes. This case report focuses on a 37-year-old with intermittent palpitations with no history of significant medical issues. https://bit.ly/31uyLY9
How can PAs address racism individually and serve as leaders within our practices and the broader communities? https://bit.ly/3ePt9dY
Chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension is associated with a significant increase in patient morbidity and mortality if left untreated. Here's an approach for the timely recognition of this condition. https://bit.ly/3EZQBQl
Do PA-physician hospital teams improve outcomes? This research sought to create a novel PA-physician hospital medicine co-management strategy, employing a 3:1 PA to physician structure—physicians provided oversight to all PA patients without a separate independent panel. https://bit.ly/3zsk0l2
A left ventricular assist device provides mechanical circulatory support for patients with end-stage heart failure. Clinicians must be familiar with the device's function, common complications, and management strategies with this patient population. https://bit.ly/3zq6f6w
New year, new JAAPA! January's issue features a review article on therapies for adults with ADHD, the opportunity for CME on diagnosing and managing acute abdominal pain in children, and a case report on normal pressure hydrocephalus. https://bit.ly/341l2sR
With the rising prevalence of Lyme disease over the last two decades comes an increase in cases of Lyme carditis. This case report focuses on an individual with a complicated case that required advanced therapy. https://bit.ly/3pufu27
A 77-year-old man who lives alone presented to the neurology clinic for evaluation of visual hallucinations, tremor, gait abnormality, and memory impairment. What is his diagnosis? https://bit.ly/31TqEEX
Wishing a wonderful holiday season to all PAs and the patients they treat.
Is gabapentin a safe and effective treatment for nonneuropathic pain? Read more: https://bit.ly/3q3ecul
New in the December issue of JAAPA: a case report on how to treat overactive bladder using percutaneous tibial nerve stimulation after traditional treatment failed. https://bit.ly/3p5Ji5j
This original research article outlines the development of a PA- and NP-led neuro-oncology procedural clinic and provides metrics to support the institutional and clinician value added. https://bit.ly/3s50zgF
PAs have a role in diagnosing and treating patients with resistant hypertension. Earn CME while learning about resistant hypertension's major risk factors, secondary causes, and barriers to treatment. https://bit.ly/3FZCN9B
The JAAPA team is excited to announce the launch of a book created by the editors of JAAPA. This exam prep resource is designed for students or practicing PAs seeking certification or recertification, and is proven to boost test-taking skills. https://bit.ly/3IsoZXf
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