September is recognized as Sexual health month, specifically September 4th, 2021. As the days become shorter and nights longer, sexual awareness should become aforethought for providers […]

Annually children will visit their medical home for a well check. In addition to checking height, weight, and a physical exam, the pediatric provider will discuss […]

This 19-year-old male presented to the ER feeling like his heart was going to “come out of his chest.” He has mild chest pain and mild […]

Vital signs are one of the most important physical exam components that we are taught during our healthcare training, and in all seriousness, by insurance companies […]

This is a 38-year-old male presents to the ER for non -exertional chest pain. He was doing bench presses when it started. He is well appearing. […]

Background  During the first three months of life, neonates cry more than any other time in infancy and childhood. During the first six weeks of life, […]

Your female patient comes in complaining of anxiety, body aches, hair falling out, heavy or irregular periods, weight gain, moodiness, not being able to fall asleep […]

It’s a Friday at 4:30 pm, and your patient says the classic “Oh by the way…”, followed by a chief complaint of left shoulder pain. He […]

In December 2020, the CDC came out with new treatment guidelines for Gonorrhea. Dual antibiotics treatment of Ceftriaxone 250 mg IM injection plus Azithromycin 1gm po […]

Ms. X was a healthy 51-year-old female when she died. She reported being “very busy” all the time taking care of a household. She was taking […]