Physician Assistant In Education (paine) Podcast

This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms  

I apologize for the time between clinical episodes but March/April has been a doozy in the Maday house. Between finishing up gymnastics season, planning my daughter’s Bat Mitzvah for June, and ramping up my training for a Scottish games competition in May, I haven’t had a lot of free time to get a episode out.  But fret not my friends……I got one for you to close out April.  Today we will be reviewing the newborn exam and all the things you need to know on your peds rotation to examine a brand new tiny human fresh off the lot!

This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms

This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms  

This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms

This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms  

For the post of OBGYN, I thought I would do a quick review of benign breast conditions and just hit the high points for your differential diagnosis.

This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms

  This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms  

This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms

  This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms  

Hopefully your 2021 has started off on the right foot and you have put 2020 in the rearview.  For the cardiovascular topic of 2021, I wanted to cover something that really gave me fits while I was in school and even in clinical practice……bundle branch blocks.  We will review the electrical conduction system of the heart, the EKG criteria for diagnosing, and common conditions and pitfalls that are associated with these special types of dysrhythmias.

This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms

  This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms  

This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms

Nosebleeds.  Seem pretty straight forward, and for the most part, they are.  Buuuuuut, there are some nuances and special considerations you need to think of before you throw that pack in there and send to ENT.  So for this episode, we will cover the anatomy, leading causes, signs and symptoms, and management of a common complaint to the ED and primary care.

We are going back to the students for this episode with my good friend, John Hurt, where we discuss how you can be a good student on your emergency medicine rotation

  This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms  

This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms

  This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms