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Category Archives: pearls

Internal medicine pearls from Travis Osterman

Diuretics and Heart Failure

Posted on August 20, 2012 by Travis Osterman
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Diuretics and Heart Failure Test your knowledge of diuretics and heart failure. [slickquiz id=3] More Quizzes Find more quizzes while you are here.

Posted in internal medicine, pearls, quiz, Travis Osterman

Occupational Exposure to Metals

Posted on July 23, 2012 by Travis Osterman
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[slickquiz id=2] More Quizzes Find more quizzes while you are here.

Posted in internal medicine, pearls, quiz, Travis Osterman

Staph Infection?

Posted on June 6, 2012 by Travis Osterman
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Remember Clindamycin A good point was brought up yesterday in morning report.  If you have an infection (say necrotizing pnuemonia or cellulitis) and it looks worse after broad spectrum antibiotics, you may be seeing the results of the released Staph Continue reading Staph Infection?→

Posted in antibiotics, articles, internal medicine, pearls, phamacy, Travis Osterman

Unasyn vs Zosyn

Posted on June 5, 2012 by Travis Osterman
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I’ve often asked by medical students what additional coverage is gained with using piperacillin-tazobactam (Zosyn) over ampicillin-sulbactam (Unasyn).  The question comes up because so many people reflexively reach for “vanc-zosyn” for broad coverage.  The answer is Pseudomonas. The more difficult Continue reading Unasyn vs Zosyn→

Posted in internal medicine, pearls, Travis Osterman

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