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provider A primary care provider has specialized education and training in general internal medicine ... healthcare provider This is a primary care provider who has extra fellowship training in

*Clinical Breast Exam ... Your yearly checkup should include a clinical breast exam. This exam may be done by a ... gynecologist, family healthcare provider, nurse practitioner, nurse midwife, or specially trained ... 85702;breast exam, clinical;clinical breast exam

SMA in Children ... child with SMA with each pregnancy. Carrier testing is usually done only if a child in the family is ... , typically in their 30s and 40s. It causes a walking disability. The symptoms of SMA can be caused by

of home, family, and possessions Being in contact with unfamiliar people Painful procedures ... careful of the words you use. Preparing the Toddler for Surgery What part about surgery is ... preoperative clinic;child and surgery

Clinical Pathology ... these: Types of specimens used in clinical pathology Specimen How it's collected ... Detailed information on clinical pathology and the samples that are tested. Clinical Pathology ... clinical pathology;clinical pathologist;p00955

psychiatric disorders? Mental health disorders are complex and require clinical care by a ... . These are licensed medical doctors (MD or DO). They specialize in evaluating, diagnosing, and

parents, missing their brother or sister, or having to stay with other family or friends. These are ... their brother or sister to play with, and their parents around to care for and comfort them ... preoperative clinic;child and surgery;P03035

Many hospital staff with different specialties are involved in your child’s care. All staff should ... . They are responsible for your child’s care and treatment. Your child will have a primary healthcare ... room;intensive care department;pediatrics;pediatric;neonatal;neonate;newborn;infant;infants;child's ... 89311;When Your Child Stays in the Hospital;Hospital;hospitalize;Hospitalized;hospitalization

Children: Overview Most pediatric dentists will agree that regular dental care should begin by 1 year ... need more frequent evaluations and care. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD ... dental health;dental care;deciduous teeth;baby teeth;dental care children;diet dental care;p01849

primary care doctor if you notice signs of infection in your healing wound. Watch for sores or wounds ... : Taking care of your wound (with sutures or staples still in) Keeping your residual limb straight as

No 5. Has anyone in your family ... following conditions? (Check all that apply.) Alcoholism in ... depression; clinical depression; depression assessment; suicide;

came from (called the primary site), the better the chance that treatment will work. It’s normal to ... be able to work? Take care of my home? Have children in the future? Will my insurance cover ... carcinoma of unknown origin;treatment choices for carcinoma of unknown origin;19015-1;occult primary tumor;UPC;CUP

Bowel and bladder problems Depression Changes in sexual function About half of all people ... can Involve your family Make the right decisions relating to your care Learn about

starts in the liver. It usually affects children less than 3 years of age. About half of all ... pediatric oncologist. This is a healthcare provider with special training in diagnosing and ... P02728;liver cancer, pediatrics

. This includes the kind of care they get. Parents need to act as partners with their teens in ... stressful about surgery for a teen? Teens like to actively participate in deciding what happens to them ... preoperative clinic;child and surgery;P03036;teens

*Cancer Clinical Trials ... whether to participate in a clinical trial. Rest assured, your cancer care will not be affected ... tests new medical treatments or new ways of giving care. Clinical trials can help researchers ... cancer prevention;clinical trials;cancer research;16168

babies through teens. Pediatric dentists often work closely with pediatricians, family healthcare ... maxillofacial surgery or diagnostic procedures. They promote safety and access to care for all ... oral health specialist;doctor of dental surgery;doctor of dental medicine;pediatric dentist

What is a Pediatric Sports Medicine Specialist ... specialists must have 4 years of medical school and 3 years of training in pediatrics. They also must have 1 ... instance, that may not be found in regular healthcare providers' offices. When to see a pediatric ... sports injuries;sports medicine;pediatric sports medicine;medical specialty;44

should be careful not to go too far. Now step on the "good" leg. Walking (partial weight ... in place for walking. Stand to sit Have your child: Walk straight up to the chair ... crutches;crutch walking;p02754

. At times, they might be frightened by a book or movie. In most cases, these fears fade over ... for a while but return again and again. Understanding Anxiety Disorders in Children It’s normal ... 84903;understanding anxiety in children;anxiety in children;childhood anxiety;pediatric anxiety disorder