“Has a Patient Ever Hit You?”

Have you ever Considered Being a Seismologist ?

Undergraduate Seismology Internship (pdf) As a Math major I loved the beauty of high level Mathematics but struggled to see the application. In Physics I found a relevant and tangible application to the beauty of Mathematics. However, I wanted to apply my new craft to a field that would affect people's day to day lives. When I stumbled across exploration seismology as an undergraduate student, ...

Are you now, or have you ever been . .

“I am concerned that you may not be in a healthy relationship. This can affect your health and the health of your children. Here are some resources. I strongly urge you to call the crisis hotline number (800-897-LINK) or speak to a DV advocate (801-799-3756). They can help you.” CONSIDER OTHER RESOURCES In ED and after hours call ED Social Worker: Smart Web Ambulatory/Inpatients call social w...

Have you ever meta-analysis you didn't like?

Mew-analyses and their proper place in medical literature are explained along with how they differ from traditional literature reviews. Both the qualitative and quantitative amccts of meta-analvsis are considered in relation to studying the results of clinical tri This issue [1 February 1991] includes a meta-analysis of the use of steroids in treating chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. 1 Me...

heparin- induced thrombocytopenia (hit): a case report of cabg patient

heparin- induced thrombocytopenia (hit) is an antibody mediated adverse effect of heparin therapy which is classified into two subtypes, hit i which is non-immune, spontaneously reversible thrombocytopenia and; hit ii which is an autoimmune-mediated adverse effect of heparin therapy. in this case report, we described a 65-year old male patient with hit ii after coronary artery bypass grafting. ...

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