New paradigms in managing chronic kidney disease
To slow the progression to end-stage renal disease, primary-care clinicians must be able to identify, screen, treat, and educate at-risk individuals.
Print Issue: January 01, 2013
Managing UTIs in women
Urinalysis and physical exam determine if the infection is complicated or uncomplicated, primary or recurrent and guide treatment strategy.
Treating the older adult with HIV
Clinicians need to be prepared for the unique challenges presented by the growing number of older patients with HIV.
A fun way to rehydrate children
Tips for improving the taste of oral electrolyte solution.
Can I get your number?
Asking medical-insurance representatives for their identification number can save time.
Onychomycosis diagnosis
What is the most sensitive test to use when trying to diagnose toenail fungus?
Treating a paranoiac for dementia
What is the recommended treatment for patients diagnosed with dementia who are suffering with paranoia and/or hallucinations?
Chronic use of OTC topical corticosteroids
Is there any danger of systemic effects from chronic use of OTC steroid creams and/or ointments?
How common is vitamin overdose?
Many patients take vitamins that are more than 100% the recommended daily allowance. When do they begin to pose risks to kidney function?
Communicating Concerns About Nonspecific Changes on ECG
Exercise caution when a patient presents with acute chest pain. The ability to explain the situation as clearly as possible is essential.
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