Overuse Syndrome or Septic Joint? – Clinical Patient Case of the Week

Andrea Eberly, MD, MS, FAAEMClinical Pearls, Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Guideline Knowledge Check, Internal Medicine, Nurse Practitioner, Nursing RN/PN, Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Pediatric Medicine, Personal Education, Physician Assistant, Urgent Care

Overuse syndrome or Septic Joint, Overuse Syndromes, Tendinopathy and Bursitis - Clinical Patient Case of the Week

Overuse Syndrome or Septic Joint? – Clinical Patient Case of the WeekTry this free Overuse Syndrome Case Q&A courtesy of Med-Challenger.This vascular disorders of the eye case comes from our Emergency Medicine course, part of Med-Challenger’s library of board exam review and CME question banks. For more free clinical knowledge review questions, subscribe to the Med-Challenger Medical Education Blog. Try this … Read More

Procedural Sedation Board Review Questions, Free CME Quiz – Earn AMA and ANCC Credits Free

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Procedural Sedation of Pediatric Patient CME Quiz

Procedural Sedation of Pediatric Patient Board Review Questions: Free CME QuizProcedural Sedation CME Quiz courtesy of Med-Challenger Online Medical EducationTake the Full Quiz Online100% Free, No-ObligationThis week’s Med-Challenger free CME quiz – Procedural Sedation of Pediatric Patient – the quick quiz covers procedural sedation using just ketamine, procedural sedation in a pediatric trauma patient, one of several proper approaches to … Read More

New Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation CME Course Released, Learn and Review the Best Practices in Physiatry

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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation CME Course, Physiatry CME Credit Course for Physicians, Nurses and PAs from Med-Challenger

New Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation CME Course Released – Learn and Review the Best Practices in PhysiatryNew Physiatry CME course covers the most current diagnostic techniques and treatment plans for musculoskeletal pain presentation seen by primary care and emergency providers in general and special populations.SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER SAVE $50Buy NowFull DetailsThe Goals Behind the New Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation CME … Read More

Abdominal Pain Board Review Questions, Free CME Quiz – Earn AMA and ANCC Credits Free

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Abdominal Pain CME Quiz Board Review Questions - Med-Challenger CME Quick Quiz

Abdominal Pain Board Review Questions: Free CME QuizAbdominal Pain CME Quiz courtesy of Med-Challenger Online Medical EducationThis week’s Med-Challenger free CME quiz – Abdominal Pain – the quick quiz covers patient populations with abdominal pain at risk for serious disease, disposition decisions for patients with nonspecific abdominal pain, clinical presentation and radiographic findings in small bowel obstruction, and the diagnostic … Read More

Knowledge Gaps in Pain Management and Opioid Therapy

David BeardEmergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Medical News, Nurse Practitioner, Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Pediatric Medicine, Personal Education, Physician Assistant, Urgent Care

Knowledge Gaps in Pain Management and Opioid Therapy Still Remain

Knowledge Gaps in Pain Management and Opioid Therapy Still RemainKnowledge Gap Medical News BriefA study was published this month on knowledge gaps in pain management for primary care providers, covering over 5,500 clinicians – including physicians, APRN’s, RN’s, pharmacists, and physician assistants. It is a long study, conducted by a major Continuing Medical Education firm (Rockpointe), but well worth the … Read More

79-year-old Man with Severe Left Leg Pain of Two Days Duration – Bedside Diagnosis Challenge

Paul Griner, MD, MACPBedside Diagnostic Challenge, Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Nurse Practitioner, Nursing RN/PN, Personal Education, Physician Assistant, Urgent Care

79-year-old Man with Severe Left Leg Pain of Two Days Duration - Bedside Diagnosis Challenge

79-Year-Old Man Presents with Complaint of Severe Left Leg Pain of Two Days Duration – Bedside Diagnosis ChallengeA 79-year-old man presents to his physician with the complaint of severe left leg pain of 2 days duration. The patient was in good health until 5 weeks ago when he tripped and fell on his left side in the kitchen of his … Read More

Transfusion Medicine Case: A 58yo Woman with History of Colon Cancer Presents with Epigastric Pain – Clinical Pearl of the Month

Gerard Kiernan, MD, FAAFP, FHMClinical Pearls, Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Nurse Practitioner, Nursing RN/PN, Pediatric Medicine, Personal Education, Physician Assistant, Urgent Care

Transfusion medicine case - A 58-year-old-woman with colon cancer presents with epigastric pain.

Transfusion Medicine Case: A 58-year-old woman with a history of colon cancer presents with intermittent epigastric pain.Guidelines for Transfusion Pearls of Wisdom Q&A CaseTransfusion medicine (or transfusiology) is the branch of medicine that encompasses all aspects of the transfusion of blood and blood components including aspects related to hemovigilance. It includes issues of blood donation, immunohematology and other laboratory testing … Read More

New Medical Cannabis CME Course from Med-Challenger Provides Evidence-based Cannabis Medical Education with CME Credit

Nancy M. Anderson, MBA, MSEmergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Medical News, Nurse Practitioner, Nursing RN/PN, Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Pediatric Medicine, Personal Education, Physician Assistant, Product News, Urgent Care

New Cannabis CME Course from Med-Challenger Medical Education

Cannabis CME Course Provides Evidence-based Review of Medical Cannabis and Approved Uses of Cannabinoids in Medical PracticeCannabis CME Course helps demystify medical cannabis for physicians and their patients’ education.Cannabis use has become increasingly common in the U.S. in recent years, with legalization for medical and recreational purposes expanding to more states. With this increase in cannabis use, access, and increased … Read More

Prescribing Controlled Substances Board Review Questions, Free CME Quiz

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prescribing controlled substances - opioid prescriptions CME quiz

Prescribing Controlled Substances Review Questions: Free CME QuizOpioid prescriptions CME Quiz courtesy of Med-Challenger Online Medical EducationThis week’s Med-Challenger’s free CME quiz – Prescribing Controlled Substances – topics include: post-surgical opioid prescription, opioid therapy for the treatment of chronic back pain, opioid misuse disorder, and opioid therapy follow-up.  This topic is now part of many state CME requirements. The free … Read More