H&P#1 Surgery H&P#2 Surgery Surgery Soap Note #1 Surgery Sope Note #2 Surgery Typhon log Article for surgery site evaluation Surgery Article summary Surgery Rotation Reflection Surgery Site Evaluation Reflection
Rotation #8- Long Term Care
LTC H&P #1 LTC H&P #3 LTC article Article Summary LTC Typhon LTC Rotation Reflextion LTC Site Evaluation Reflection
Rotation #7: Pediatrics
Focused H&P #1 H&P #3 Peds Article: Comparison of Antibiotic Therapy and Appendectomy Article summary Peds Rotation Reflection PEDs SIte Evaluation Reflection Peds Typhon Pance Prep Plan Farhana Chowdhury’s Cover Letter Farhana Chowdhury’s Resume Final CAT
Rotation # 6: Psychiatry
Focused H&P #1 Focused H&P #2 Journal Article Journal Article summary Psychiatry Typhon logs Rotation Reflection Site-Evaluation-reflection
Rotation # 5: Family Medicine
Focused H&P #1 Focused H&P #2 FM Article FM Article Summary FM Typhon FM Rotation Reflection FM Site Evaluation Reflection
Rotation # 4: Emergency Medicine
EM Article Typhon log Journal article summary H&P Reflection on ER rotation Site Evaluation Reflection
MINI-CAT Final
MINI-CAT- FINAL
AM: Typhon
Typhon
AM: Reflection on the Rotation
The Rotation for Ambulatory Medicine in Dr. Difranco’s office was a great experience because I had the opportunity to see a lot of patients with a wide range of complaints. The best part about this rotation was that I was able to practice as an independent provider. Interacting with the patient alone was an empowering experience because the patient viewed me as the provider. The rotation gave me a glimpse of what it will feel like to be a practicing PA in the future. I really liked the interaction with my patients because I developed a rapport and provided ways …
AM: Site Evaluation
Mid Rotation site evaluation: For the mid-site evaluation, I presented a patient who came to the office complaining of left breast pain and a mass. I presented this patient because breast cancer is a common finding among women therefore it is very important to be able to identify effectively. For this patient, considering her age and presentation, I was more leaning toward fibroadenoma than breast carcinoma. PA Mohamed agreed with the list of differentials and he suggested to explicitly write out that I had chaperon during the breast exam. Also, it is very important to mention, the pertinent positive family …