Resident Handbook - UC Davis Health System

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1. Peptic ulcer disease2. Diverticulosis3. Diseases of the hepatolbiliary system including hepatitis4. Inflammatory bowel diseases5. Diarrheal diseases6. Ischemic Bowel diseases7. Abdominal pain/vomiting/dysphasia8. Psychosocial dynamics and GI symptoms9. Hiatal hernia/GERD10. GI malignancies include screeningSkills1. Insertion of nasogastric tube/lavage2. PEG management3. Screening for GI malignancies4. Diet counseling for GI disordersGeneral Internal Medicine – PGY1, PGY2, PGY3Cognitive Knowledge1. Dyspnea/asthma/pnemonia/pe/COPD2. Renal failure3. ARC/AIDS4. Hypertension5. Ischemic heart disease/complications6. TIA/CVA/rehabilitation/prevention7. Abdominal pain/gb/pancreas/inflamm bowel/tics8. Peptic ulcer/hiatal hernia9. Diabetes/thyroid10. Anemia/bleeding diathesisSkills1. Anticoagulation2. EKG interpretation3. Central venous line placement and management4. Nasogastric tube placement/lavageFluid/electrolyte/blood gas management5. Endotracheal Intubation6. Arterial catheter placement7. Paracentesis/thoracentesis8. Advance directives and ethics of care9. Death and dying: management of patient, family, selfPage 14 of 153Geriatrics I – PGY1, PGY2, PGY3Cognitive Knowledge1. Define levels of care: acute, sub, intermediate, skilled, homeC:\Documents and Settings\dhutak\Desktop\rshb13.doc
Page 15 of 1532. OBRA "87 & "94 Regs and LTC and physician practice3. Components of VII Stage of life cycle4. Adult day care as regulated industry5. Geriatric Assessment: rationale and components6. Physiologic changes of aging7. Incompetence/incontinence/iatrogenic/immobil/instabil8. Shasta County Services for Aged9. Team functioning (interdisciplinary)Skills1. Observe a geriatric assessment2. Perform a mini mental status exam3. Functional assessment4. Mood assessment5. Aging sensitivity exercise (age sense)Geriatrics Competencies PGY II and PGY IIICognitive Knowledge1. Levels of care (acute, sub acute, home, LTC)2. OBRA '87 & '94 Regulations in long term care3. Physiologic changes of aging and health maintenance4. Delirium/Dementia/Depression5. Urinary incontinence (three types)6. Falls: etiology and prevention7. Restraint free care8. Validation therapy9. Role of medical director in LTC10. Care of Decubiti11. Sexuality and aging12. Nutrition in LTC and aging13>. Substance abuse in the agedSkills1. Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment2. Management of terminal part of life cycle3. Direct/lead aging sensitivity session (age sense)4. Give a lecture to community elderly group or in-service LTCGynecology – PGY2, PGY3Cognitive Knowledge1. Physiology of menstruation2. Abnormal GYN bleeding3. Pelvic Pain4. Infections of the reproductive tract/vaginitis/PID5. Ectopic pregnancy6. Benign and malignant neoplasms7. Management of the abnormal pap smear8. Management of all contraception techniques/pt education9. Management of the menopause and geriatric GYNC:\Documents and Settings\dhutak\Desktop\rshb13.doc
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Page 17 and 18: Skills1. Monitor interpretation for
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CLIA testing & LunchEpisiotomy Trai
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10) Concussion11) Athlete’s heart
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Significant training continues duri
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. Hospital Leadership TrainingResid
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• Health systems training• Prac
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Alternative Scholarly Activities:1.
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B. Service DescriptionC. DutiesThe
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• Summarize areas of needed impro
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as physicians, but especially inter
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CHIEF RESIDENTS:The Chief Residents
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. If the goal is not met as determi
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• Complete, or provide evidence o
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Grounds for Disciplinary Action:Gro
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Appeal:include the reasons supporti
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MFHC conducts a health center evalu
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS:NEW BUSINESSDEP
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must protect itself from possible s
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MEDICAL STAFF BYLAWS / RULES AND RE
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other educational items as approved
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o Schedule II drugs may be written
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GYNECOLOGY PROCEDURE LISTPROCEDURES
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Breast FNA 0 5Wound Debridement 2 2
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Addressing Patients’ Perceptions:
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Reportable Diseases and Conditions:
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admission (e.g., circumstances may
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service for which the vacation is g
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(i.e. Medicare, Medi-Cal, etc.) req
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Call Expectations and Supervision R
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IV: ADDENDUM: Mercy Family Health C
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3. Privacy: Knock before entering i
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All new warfarin patients will be g
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MANAGEMENT OF SIGNIFICANTLY ELEVATE
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Beef liver Garbanzo beans SeaweedBr
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c. When C1 reviews lab and finds an
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Colposcopy Clinics (C2 - MFHC and S
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pertinent information. Dr. DeVlamin
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chart holder that corresponding to
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1. According to the ACGME program r
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