While my most recent H&P is obviously longer and encompasses a more complete ROS, PE, and SOAP, I think that my narrative language is more confident. This is a double-edged sword though as I tend to over-editorialized and include unnecessary details. I am still figuring out which abbreviations are acceptable to include from other classes […]

PD2 NYPQ ED H&P with SOAP Note Please see the above link for my most recent H&P from my last visit to NYPHQ’s Emergency Dept. on April 9, 2019.

When determining whether or not to prescribed any controlled substance to a patient, the PA has a moral obligation to evaluate their actions as they relate to the principles of beneficence while also recognizing and respecting their patient’s autonomy. Despite the low-risk nature of Viagra and the apparent stability of Mr. S’s health, I would […]

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  Credit to NEJM’s “Von Willebrand’s Disease” by Carla Rothaus.

While I am still getting familiar with the Blackboard interface, I am pretty comfortable with WordPress, so my feelings are more than a little biased towards favoring the CUNY Commons site. I am still figuring out how to post artifacts on the Blackboard ePortfolio in a way that will appear as I hope it will […]

  (Above image from Medcomics by Jorge Muniz, PA-C) Ms. B is a 56-year-old woman who comes to your office because her skin and eyes have been yellow for the past 2 weeks. Ms. B also tells you she has dark urine, light-colored stools, anorexia, and fatigue. She has no nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, or […]