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Lawrence M Gibbs, Rajasree J Nair, Joan Nashelsky
No abstract text is available yet for this article.
September 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Allison Lale, Elise Halajian, Rick Guthmann, Joan Nashelsky
No abstract text is available yet for this article.
September 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Robert N Anderson, Mark F Riederer
► Limited movement in both arms ► Diffuse pain in elbows, forearms, and upper arms ► Pronated hands.
September 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Daniel Reinhardt, Brant Ansley, Humza Mian, Jacob Brubacher, Kyle Sweeney
This approach to the work-up and diagnosis will help you to ensure prompt treatment while maximizing your patient's quality of life.
September 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Carl V Tyler
No abstract text is available yet for this article.
September 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Mohamed Omar Warsame, Josette R McMichael
Pigmented macules on the patient's oral mucosa provided an important clue to the diagnosis.
September 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Christopher A Ebberwein, Melissa T Hopper, Raghuveer Vedala, Matthew M Macaluso
A stepped approach to management using these communication tips and coping strategies can help decrease the stigma of generalized anxiety disorder and increase patients' sense of ownership in their care.
September 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Michael Dickman
A large RCT in a primary care setting comparing bedtime to upon-waking administration of antihypertensives answers the question.
September 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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W Jacob Cobb
► Fever ► Generalized rash ► Recent history of calcaneal osteomyelitis.
September 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Nagy A Youssef, Emily Aquadro, Andria Thomas, Shilpa Brown, Kate O'Connor, Joseph Hobbs, Ram J Bishnoi
Manage uncomplicated cases following guidelines on medical therapy and with adjunctive psychotherapy. Refer complicated and severe cases to Psychiatry.
September 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Ryan A Sprouse, George D Harris, Gretchen D E Sprouse
This review of the latest evidence on existing and emerging treatment options can help to inform your decision-making process as you endeavor to provide patients with pain relief.
September 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Catherine M Bettcher, Pamela G Rockwell, Rajan Ravikumar
What are the limits of skin-prick testing? Is prevention possible? And do most children outgrow food allergies? This review provides the evidence to guide your care.
September 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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John Hickner
No abstract text is available yet for this article.
September 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Meagan Vermeulen
► Foot pain ► "Purple" toe ► History of smoking.
July 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Bich-May Nguyen, Shayna Upchurch, Aryanna Amini
Was a drug or a comorbidity to blame for this patient's hyperpigmentation?
July 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Sonia Oyola, Emily White VanGompel
Women ages 30 to 65 years now have a third cervical cancer screening option.
July 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Kristen Grine, Mark Stephens
This review will help you troubleshoot everything from infections and foreign bodies to trauma and neoplasm.
July 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Morteza Khodaee, Stephen Spadafore, Jack Spittler
Was a recent procedure responsible for this patient's pain?
July 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Sandy Shehata, Jason Baker, Gary Kelsberg, Sarah Safranek
No. Adding a proton pump inhibitor (PPI) in patients taking antiplatelet medications such as clopidogrel for acute coronary syndrome (ACS) doesn't increase the composite risk of cardiovascular (CV) events: CV death, myocardial infarction (MI), and cerebrovascular accident (CVA) (strength of recommendation: B, randomized, controlled trial [RCT] and prepon-derance of posthoc analyses of large RCTs).
July 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Elizabeth A Khan, Natalie S Khan
► Excessive flatulence, belching, and bloating ► Persistent heartburn ► Chronic cough.
July 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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