by chill986 | Jul 21, 2013 | Dr. Berliner's Blog
13 patients – steady Sunday with a short rain break – regular Staff with the day off, due to ill grandmother. Last patient was severe Rhus Dermatitis after the bell. Turned away a few phone calls. R foot plantar-Calcaneal heel spur injection. Lupus flare.... by chill986 | Jun 25, 2013 | Dr. Berliner's Blog
16 patients. Peripatetic Tuesday. 3 at the bell. A call from my old classmate Dr. Richard Mohammed (TAMU ’93), just to say hi. He’s working ER down in Daytona, doing well. Labs and Lab consults. Mood disorders and Acute Depression. Mycotic Sinusitis with... by chill986 | Jun 20, 2013 | Dr. Berliner's Blog
Rush on the doors at closing. Chain saw injury to the wrist. x37 sutures outside, x12 sutures inside – closed an arteriole and tendon sheath. Lady to r/o DVTs and sciatica. One UTI and Pyelonephritis. Two med refills. All 5 after after 6:30 PM. 27 patients total... by chill986 | Jun 19, 2013 | Dr. Berliner's Blog
Whew, Finishing up Wednesday. No time to ride. They rushed the doors at closing time. 33 patients. Staph Folliculitis from self excoriation, and spoon lesions, ecchymotic and cellulitic. A house call on a different home bound patient, to weak to come in, afraid to go... by chill986 | Jun 18, 2013 | Dr. Berliner's Blog
Delayed Tuesday Blog. 32 patients. Last one out the door was the late arriving lactated-ringer’s yellow bag for rehydration of alcohol related gastritis, with tremor, and anorexia. Ran a bit late, dc’d the line, then took Kell to Judo. His arm is... by chill986 | Jun 11, 2013 | Dr. Berliner's Blog
Per the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, peanut allergy is one of the most common causes of food-related sensitivities, and death. However, there is an increasing body of medical opinion that the dramatic rise in frequency of nut allergies, and more...