Self Reflection: Family Medicine
Going from QHC’s psychiatry rotation to family medicine was a bit of a whirlwind on the first day. I learned that my preceptor was out for the week prior to when I started, so I went from learning how to triage patients with the medical assistant to seeing my own patients on the first day.…
Typhon Report: Family Medicine
Site Evaluation Presentation Summary: Family Medicine, Rego
For my final site evaluation, I presented on a case of a 55-year-old Caucasian male who was complaining of a rash on bilateral arms and legs and generalized bilateral foot pain that was localizing to the left heel, both for the past 2-3 months. Both of his complaints were of new onset. My patient did…
Journal: Family Medicine, Umbilical Hernias
Journal Article: Management of asymptomatic pediatric umbilical hernias: a systematic review Reasoning: Patient never knew that she has an umbilical hernia until we diagnosed her with it during her visit Many infants are born with umbilical hernias or they can be acquired during adulthood, more often in females than in males Umbilical hernias may…
H&P: Family Medicine, Rego, February 2019
Self Reflection: Psychiatry, CPEP
Rotating at QHC’s psychiatry department was very eye opening. The whole approach to interviewing and counseling the psychiatric patient is completely different than how we interview patients with medical concerns. I learned that “eyeballing” the patient is very important – is the patient disheveled? Tearful? The general survey provides valuable insight on how we should…
Site Evaluation Presentation Summary: Psychiatry, CPEP
For my final site evaluation, I presented on a pediatrics case of a 13-year-old boy who had history of bipolar I disorder and ADHD. He was not adhering to his medications (Resperidone and Depakote) since they made him feel anxious. As such, he presented in a manic episode, throwing plates and apples at his mother…
Typhon Report: Psychiatry, CPEP
Journal: Psychiatry, Bipolar Disorder
Emily Yeung Rotation 1: Psychiatry, CPEP Journal Article: Self-monitoring practices, attitudes, and needs of individuals with bipolar disorder: implications for the design of technologies to manage mental health Reasoning: Patient enjoys playing on tablets and computers and is adept at using that technology Mother is exasperated and wants to be proactive. She wants to…