Annual Vol. 10 (2002) - ADVANCE for NPs & PAs

AnnualSubjectIndex,Vol. 10 (2002)Subject IndexPHOTO BY JEFFREY LEESERAsthmaBelcher D. Breathing easier with pediatric asthma. Pharmacologicmanagement. 2002;10(11):37-38,79.Opperwall B. Asthma in toddlers and young children. Airwayremodeling should be primary focus. 2002;10(4):67-70.Ramirez NC, Lockey RF. Nocturnal asthma. Strategies that put itto rest. 2002;10(1):75-76, 78.Book and Video Reviews20 Common Problems: End-of-Life Care. Kinzbrunner BM,Weinreb NJ, Policzer JS. McGraw-Hill. 2002;10(5):87. Reviewed byVirginia Lee Cora.Advanced Community Health Nursing Practice. Ervin NE. PrenticeHall Health. 2002;10(8):61. Reviewed by Richard A. Fletcher.Advanced Practice Nursing with Older Adults: Clinical Guidelines.Cotter VT, Strumpf NE. McGraw Hill. 2002;10(6):91. Reviewed byLynn Chilton.Avoiding Malpractice: 10 Rules, 5 Systems, 20 Cases. Buppert C.Law Office of Carolyn Buppert. 2002;10(11):69. Reviewed by MelanieGoodman.Clinician’s Guide to Laboratory Medicine, 2 nd Edition. Desai SP,Isa-Pratt S. Lexi-Comp Inc. 2002;10(10):91. Reviewed by Priscilla P.Merrill.Color Atlas of Colposcopy: Cervix, Vagina & Vulva. Wright VC.Biomedical Communications Inc. 2002;10(3):111. Reviewed by MaryRubin.Complementary Therapies on the Internet. Becker M, Berman B,Kiley R. Elsevier Science. 2002;10(8):61.Contemporary Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture. Cassidy CM.Elsevier Science. 2002;10(8):61.Ethics and Conflict. Ouimet Perrin K, McGhee J. Slack Inc.2002;10(2):71.www.advanceforNP.comHealth Promotion in Nursing Practice. Pender NJ, Murdaugh CL,Parsons MA. Prentice Hall. 2002;10(2):71.Living Well With Cancer: A Nurse Tells You Everything You Needto Know About Managing the Side Effects of Your Treatment. MooreK, Schmais L. Berkley Publishing Group/Penguin Putnam Inc.2002;10(5):87. Reviewed by Kristen Fessele.Managing and Treating Urinary Incontinence. Kaschak NewmanD. Health Professions Press. 2002;10(11):69.Medically Speaking: Accent Modification for the MedicalProfession. Katz Wilner L. Successfully Speaking. 2002;10(8):61.Mosby’s Handbook of Herbs and Natural Supplements. Skidmore-Roth L. Elsevier Science. 2002;10(8):61.Nursing, Physician Control, and the Medical Monopoly: HistoricalPerspectives on General Inequality in Roles, Rights and Range ofPractice. Group TM, Roberts JI. Indiana University Press.2002:10(10):91. Reviewed by Eileen T. O’Grady.Telephone Medicine: Triage and Training for Primary Care, 2 ndEdition. Katz HP. F.A. Davis Co. 2002;10(2):71. Reviewed by CharlotteSchug.The 5-Minute Clinical Consult, 2002 for PDA CD-ROM. DambroM. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. 2002;10(9):63.The Latino Patient: A Cultural Guide for Health Care Providers.Chong N. Intercultural Press. 2002;10(9):63. Reviewed by CarolynMontoya.The Medical Interview: Mastering Skills for Clinical Practice.Coulehan JL, Block MR. F.A. Davis Co. 2002;10(3):111. Reviewed byLenora Lorenzo.Understanding Health Policy: A Clinical Approach. 3 rd Edition.Bodenheimer TS, Grumback K. McGraw-Hill. 2002;10(6):91. Reviewedby Cathryn Wright.Billing and CodingBuppert C. Medicaid HMOs worth the time? 2002;10(10):24.Martin S. The key to billing: documentation. 2002;10(8):25.Reading NL. Coding strategies for NPs. 2002;10(2):22-23.Reading NL. Using modifer -25. 2002;10(5):28-29.BreastfeedingPage-Goertz S. Breastfeeding beyond 6 months. Practical supportand solutions. 2002;10(2):45-47, 73.Business GuideBrazino J. Survey instruments: written patient surveys vs. ‘mysterypatient’ services. 2002;10(6):54.Brazino J. The all-important front desk. Seven steps to better customerservice. 2002;10(6):51-52, 54.Martin S. Choosing a business structure. Beyond the standardemployer-employee relationship. 2002;10(6):43-44, 102.Martin S. Money-saving strategies. Making the most of whatyou’ve got. 2002;10(6):49-50.Tumolo J. Quality care—at bargain prices! Why cost-effectivenessis not a point all NPs are willing to shout about. 2002;10(6):55-56.CardiologyDiehl Y. Unclear and present danger. More vigilant hypertensiontreatment needed. 2002;10(10):73-74, 76, 78.DuFour JL. Cardiovascular disease and exercise stress testing.2002;10(3):105-107.Leake NB. The heart of the matter. National guidelines urge moreaggressive cholesterol treatment. 2002;10(1):42-49.Privette T. Cardiac rehabilitation. Increased referrals can decreasemortality, morbidity and costs. 2002;10(1):79-80.December 2002 • ADVANCE for Nurse Practitioners 37∆

Subject IndexCE OfferingsBaker WC. A triple threat. HIV, mental illness and chemicaladdiction. 2002;10(9):28-34.Bennett AD. Home apnea monitoring for infants. A discussion ofprimary care issues. 2002;10(3):48-54.Berman NR. Human papillomavirus and cervical cancer screening.Recent advances improve the clinical picture. 2002;10(10):26-36.Covington C. Diarrhea. A review of common and uncommonissues. 2002;10(6):34-41.Freeman S. Dysfunctional uterine bleeding. Principles of diagnosisand management. 2002;10(12):20-26.Heyman MF. Oropharyngeal cancer. Tobacco and alcohol aremain culprits. 2002;10(5):40-50.Leake NB. The heart of the matter. National guidelines urgemore aggressive cholesterol treatment. 2002;10(1):42-49.Machamer Battista E. The assessment and management ofchronic pain in the elderly. A guide for practice. 2002;10(11):28-33.Meyers Herendeen P. Evaluation of physical abuse in children.Solid suspicion should be your guide. 2002;10(8):32-37.Miller K. Growth variations in infants and children. What constitutes‘normal’? 2002;10(2):28-33.Mola A, Lloyd M. Time for results: a better way to reduce cardiovascularrisk. 2002;10(4):34-43.Murray TA, Kelly NR, Jenkins S. The complete neurologicalexamination: what every nurse practitioner should know.2002;10(7):24-30.Certification CornerFitzgerald MA. Curbing test anxiety. 2002;10(7):18.Fitzgerald MA. Dissecting an exam question. 2002;10(1):26.Fitzgerald MA. Post-certification: what now? 2002;10(4):21.Fitzgerald MA. Setting the stage for success. 2002;10(10):23.Clinical Q&ABad behavior, bad kid? 2002;10(7):20.Beyond the postpartum blues. 2002;10(1):31.CT scans for the worried well. 2002;10(5):39.Handling an elusive specialist. 2002;10(11):16.Weight loss requires attention. 2002;10(9):19.When drug samples expire. 2002;10(3):23.Complementary CareBone O’Brien S. Healing with homeopathy. An introduction tobasic tenets. 2002;10(5):63-64, 66, 103.Buckle J. Clinical aromatherapy. Therapeutic uses for essentialoils. 2002;10(5):67-68, 88.Linguiti Pron A. Infant massage. Preventive health care forbabies. 2002;10(2):59-60.Ott MJ. Yoga as a clinical intervention. Pain control and stressreduction may be just a breath away. 2002;10(1):81-83, 90.Spear Begley S. The energetic language of therapeutic touch. Aholistic tool for nurse practitioners. 2002;10(5):69-71.Thomson L. Hypnosis for habit disorders. Helping children helpthemselves. 2002;10(7):59-62.Current IssuesTumolo J. A policy for what ails us. The current and future role ofdisease-specific insurance. 2002;10(11):63-64.Tumolo J. Supplemental support in crisis. 2002;10(11):64.DermatologySmith DR. Cat scratch disease transmission and treatment.Answers still unfolding. 2002;10(9):55-56.Stork B. Medical complications of modern art. What you need toknow about body piercing. 2002;10(1):59-60, 62-64.Zlomek Hedden A. Persistent molluscum contagiosum. Casestudy in a 6-year-old girl with asthma and eczema. 2002;10(5):79-82.DiabetesArangie PAR, Eden-Kilgour S. Seize the moment. Examination ofthe asymptomatic diabetic foot. 2002;10(12):47-49.Dragunas KM, Long KJ, Musto SM, Rettew EA, Roberto S,Savrin C. Wants vs. needs. A case study in polypharmacy and drugadvertising. 2002;10(5):83-84.Rosenow DR, Autio L. Diabetes and depression. What is thelink? 2002;10(8):49-53, 74.Ward J. Type 2 diabetes in children and adolescents. Meetingthe challenge. 2002;10(2):62, 64.Diagnostic DecisionsColyar MR. ADHD testing. 2002;10(11):26-27.Colyar MR. Helicobacter pylori testing. 2002;10(9):20.Colyar MR. Lipoprotein analysis. 2002;10(5):30, 32.Colyar MR. Testing for lupus. 2002;10(3):31.Colyar MR. The complete blood count. 2002;10(1):24-25.Colyar MR. The Pap smear. 2002;10(7):22.EditorialsPronsati MP. A downswing in NP enrollment. 2002;10(4):12.Pronsati MP. Are standards the answer? 2002;10(3):14.Pronsati MP. Cause for Celebration. 2002;10(12):12.Pronsati MP. Close-up on pharmacology. 2002;10(11):10.Pronsati MP. Getting down to business. 2002;10(6):12.Pronsati MP. Job hunting? Visit ADVANCEforcareers.com.2002;10(5):14.Pronsati MP. Medicaid bill needs your action. 2002;10(2):10.Pronsati MP. Not a normal consequence of aging. 2002;10(7):10.Pronsati MP. Salvos for pseudo. 2002;10(8):14.Pronsati MP. Some perspective, please. 2002;10(10):14.Pronsati MP. The tradition continues. 2002;10(1):12.Pronsati MP. The ultimate payback. 2002;10(9):10.EducationMilana K. Working with underserved populations. A module fornurse practitioner students. 2002;10(3):83-86.Reavis CW, Brykczynski KA. The high-tech classroom. An analysisof NP education in cyberspace. 2002;10(3):67-68, 71-72, 74, 122.Tumolo J. Quality control. Ensuring that new grads measure up.2002;10(3):77-79.EndocrinologyMiller K. Growth hormone therapy. Determining appropriate use.2002;10(3):89-90, 92, 95-96.Miller K. Growth variations in infants and children. What constitutes‘normal’? 2002;10(2):28-33.GastroenterologyCovington C. Diarrhea. A review of common and uncommonissues. 2002;10(6):34-41.McDuffie AF. Prevent shock. Learn to recognize severe feedingintolerance early. 2002;10(4):61-62, 64, 78.McMahan S, South C, Crespin S. Lactose intolerance. Strategiesfor symptom management. 2002;10(6):71-74.Thronson FE. Diagnosing acute abdominal pain. Your ears maytell you more than your hands. 2002;10(8):55-58, 72.GeriatricsGray Miceli D. Changed lives. The hidden impact of falls in theelderly. 2002;10(7):39-40.Kennedy KL. Constipation in the elderly. Routine equals regularity.2002;10(7):32-34, 37.Machamer Battista E. The assessment and management ofchronic pain in the elderly. A guide for practice. 2002;10(11):28-33.Motszko M. Preventing osteoporosis. Lifelong nutrition and exercisehabits are the most powerful weapons. 2002;10(7):41-43, 76.HepatologyBeare J. Hemochromatosis. Early intervention can arrest ironoverload. 2002;10(6):63, 65-66.HIV/AIDSBaker WC. A triple threat. HIV, mental illness and chemicaladdiction. 2002;10(9):28-34.Doerfler RE. Sweetening the toxic cocktail. Managing the sideeffects of HIV medications. 2002;10(5):52-54, 57-58, 103.Doerfler RE. Abacavir hypersensitivity reaction. 2002;10(5):58.Grodesky MJ. Immune recovery syndrome with HAART therapy.A clinical perspective. 2002;10(3):87-88.Johnson D. Metabolic complications in HIV infection. In searchof underlying mechanisms. 2002;10(7):45-48, 50.Johnson D. Retroviruses and opportunistic infection.2002;10(1):69-70, 73, 90.Infectious DiseaseFreedman JM, Gacicia K. Management and treatment of genitalherpes. A practical approach to patient care. 2002;10(4):71-74, 80.Information TechnologyStudzinski SR. Patient education trends. The main tool is cyberspace.2002;10(10):89-90.Issues and AnswersAbood S. Update on incident-to billing. 2002;10(4):16.Boudrieau JM. In-room dictation. 2002;10(8):23.Goodman ML. Outside your scope of practice. 2002;10(2):18.Kendrick C. Demanding fair compensation. 2002;10(9):16.Lindsey M. Group visits for diabetes care. 2002;10(1):20.Rupe KL. Are you OSHA aware? 2002;10(11):14.Tumolo J. Open-access scheduling. 2002;10(5):25.Tumolo J. Paying for collaboration. 2002;10(6):21.Wright C. Beyond barriers and burqas. 2002;10(7):16.Wright C. Burqas burned…now what? 2002;10(10):22.Wright C. Maturation of the NP Movement. 2002;10(12):18.Wright C. Strategy for legislative success. 2002;10(3):22.Legal UpdateSchipske G. Employment contracts for NPs. 2002;10(2):21.Schipske G. Reporting abuse and violence. 2002;10(11):17.Schipske G. The difference between negligence and malpractice.2002;10(5):26.Schipske G. Understanding informed consent. 2002;10(8):24.Letters to the EditorBaker L. ATP III provides newest guidelines. 2002;10(7):15.Brady M. Questions about scope. 2002;10(5):18.Chester F. Reader questions declawing advice. 2002;10(12):17.Collins Walter G. Despite contributions, nurse practitionersremain invisible. 2002;10(10):21.Durfee J. Not an angry profession. 2002;10(12):17.Goodman M. Questions about scope. 2002;10(5):18, 21.Graves V. NPs can impact teen smoking. 2002;10(2):16.Gray Miceli D. Clarification on statement about falls.2002;10(12):17.Kapin H. Journal valuable to director and students.2002;10(2):16.Lee D. NP student praises ADVANCE. 2002;10(5):21.Lindeburg, E. No comparison to Afghan oppression. 2002;10(12):16.Lister J. Stroke screening program effective. 2002;10(2):16.Millner PM. Gender impact on salary disturbing. 2002;10(3):21.Musiol R. Clarification on statement about falls. 2002;10(12):17.Noonan C. NPs not an angry group. 2002;10(10):21.Novak JC, Beachesne M, Van Cleve S. Questions about scope.2002;10(5):18, 21.Pinkie EA. More on polycythemia. 2002;10(5):21.Sumner PJ. L-lysine for herpes outbreaks. 2002;10(6):18.Wells W. HRT points to emphasize. 2002;10(10):21.Men’s HealthCesario S. Lower urinary tract symptoms in men. Differentialdiagnosis is main challenge. 2002;10(4):57-60, 90.Jensen PK, Burnett JK. Erectile dysfunction. Primary care treatmentis appropriate and essential. 2002;10(4):45-47, 51-52.Steiner BS. Hypogonadism in men. A review of diagnosis andtreatment. 2002;10(4):22-27, 29.Mental HealthAlbert C. The dark days of postpartum depression. Primary care38 ADVANCE for Nurse Practitioners • December 2002 www.advanceforNP.com