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How confident are you in reading your X-rays of the knee? The master, Dr. Arun Sayal, breaks down the nuances that you won't want to miss. #meded #UCRAP https://hubs.ly/H0Kz69X0

How NOT to retraumatize our patients? How can we provide true Trauma-Informed Care? Dive in with experts Drs. Megan Gerber & Sadie Elisseou for a practice-changing conversation. Hint: you'll never say "for me" in your physical exams again. #PrimaryCareRAP #FOAM https://hubs.ly/H0Kz6Py0

Delayed type hypersensitivity = T-cell mediated rxns. Think: PPD, rhus dermatitis, DRESS, TEN, GVHD, and TB...learn more from Drs. Lisa Patel and Andi Marmor in this #FOAMed segment from Hippo Education and #PedsRAP https://hubs.ly/H0KqcF80

No matter if you're a first time clinician or a seasoned provider, everyone needs a refresher. Follow along as Dr. Matthieu DeClerck walks through a step-by-step process of a soft tissue abscess incision and drainage: https://hubs.ly/H0GbzjG0

Straight from our AAPA Qbank: What is the abnormality shown on this radiograph? Comment with your answer! A. Radioulnar dislocation B. Scaphoid fracture... C. Fracture of the ulnar styloid D. Radial buckle fracture E. This is a normal radiograph of the wrist

Sometimes the experts hedge on a controversial topic. At Essentials, we intentionally schedule ample time for faculty Q&A and we have the best hosts in the busi...ness, Rob Orman and Mizuho Morrison, to hold our speakers' feet to the fire. They ask the tough follow-up questions that we all have in order to add clarity and context to lectures. #EEM2021 Register Today! https://hubs.ly/H0HnxT80 See more

61+ hours of on-demand video education, 1,350+ ABEM-style questions, detailed performance data, and more. All from Hippo's EM Board Review! Learn more here: https://hubs.ly/H0CFqr40

Ever wonder if experts like Dr. Amal Mattu get perplexed on cardiac cases? #EEM2021 brings back the best in the biz to share "My toughest cardiac cases o the ye...ar," "Recent cardiology papers that changed my practice," nuanced "Covid Cardiology," and more! You won't want to miss learning from this cardiac-EM guru! See more

Do you know how to interpret an x-ray of the pelvis? Learn from our Urgent Care Bootcamp so you're ready for your next shift: https://hubs.ly/H0CDWx00

Genetics and Dysmorphology: Achondroplasia, Smith-Lemli-Opitz, Williams, and Beckwith Wiedemann Syndromes. Learn the characteristics, etiology, and how to manage with Peds Board Review: https://hubs.ly/H0CFdcs0

Do you know how to diagnose, treat and manage a patient with a lactose intolerance, hemorrhoid, fecal impaction, anal fissure or perianal abscess? Listen and learn!

Are you familiar with the basic anatomy when it comes to a lumbar puncture procedure? Do you know the space you are trying to reach with your needle or what might get in the way? Learn more from Dr. Matt DeClerck with Adult EM Bootcamp: https://hubs.ly/H0CDWrF0

#EEM2021 is BACK with not JUST another virtual conference, but with the bells and whistles you would expect from the EEM team!

PC RAP's BFF pulmonologist Dr. Nirav Shah is back! Join us for the most helpful primer on PFTs for the PCP you've ever heard in this month's free chapter: https://hubs.ly/H0DmgDx0

Winter is here and do you know what that means? Frostbite! Learn how to diagnose, along with both simple and advanced management on this FREE episode of ERcast: https://hubs.ly/H0CFfhL0

Brand new FREE Primary Care RAP bonus alert! Listen in as Dr. Jay-Sheree Allen and Dr. Paul Simmons sit down to discuss what lab studies are recommended on admission of a COVID patient to the hospital, which labs are followed daily, and how they’re best used. Listen now for free: https://bit.ly/38dvvBe

Urgent care clinic directors: Set your team up for success, keep your clinicians up to speed, and set your center apart with a LL-UCC designation that showcases your commitment to quality care. Learn more about our latest resource, Urgent Care Lifelong Learning & Self-Assessment, designed in partnership with the Urgent Care Association. Learn more here: https://hubs.ly/H0CFqlX0

We see ALL: PCN all the time. But how often is it true? And why does it matter? Here are some pearls: Up to 90-95% of people labeled with a penicillin allergy are not allergic and can tolerate penicillin. For the people who were truly allergic (ie: had an IgE-mediated reaction to penicillin/amoxicillin), 80% will no longer be allergic 10 years later. Even 5 years out, 50% of people have lost their allergy. A penicillin allergy is associated with a higher risk of VRE, ...MRSA and C. diff infections as well as increased costs across both the inpatient and outpatient setting. Allergy testing is simple and has almost 99% negative predictive value. It can be done in a primary care office with the right training and equipment. Learn more on this free episode of Primary Care RAP: https://hubs.ly/H0Bvmrn0

Looking for an agent to handle all of your consultations? Agent Rex has you covered. Hear from him and other top EM clinicians at #EEM2021. Registration is open: https://hubs.ly/H0ySwdh0

Pediatric Vital Signs: What you need to know so you're prepared for your next UC shift. Learn this and more with Urgent Care Bootcamp: https://hubs.ly/H0yLKpt0

It's National Diabetes Month and we have the top questions to keep you up-to-date: What are some risks associated with the SGLT2 inhibitors? A.) Orthostatic Hypotension B.) Potential Increase Risk of Fungal Infection... C.) Potential Genital Gangrene D.) ALL OF THE ABOVE Comment your answer and check out this FREE episode on our Primary Care podcast about SGLT2 Inhibitors and GLP1 Agonists: https://hubs.ly/H0yLqlR0

Cramming in some last minute studying for your EM boards? Check out these cram sheets designed to help you focus!

Hippo PA Spotlight: Vicky is a proud graduate of the Keck School of Medicine of USC Physician Assistant program! She is a Medical Editor at Hippo Education and an emergency medicine and urgent care PA, but her most important job is being a mom to two amazing little girls (and one fluffy corgi). From a young age, she knew that she wanted to go into medicine, but it wasn’t until she was treated by a PA that she realized being a PA was the perfect mix of flexibility and responsi...bility. Since graduation, Vicky has worked in community emergency departments and urgent cares in Oregon, New Jersey, and Tennessee but her true passion is medical education. She enjoys college football, traveling with her husband, and helping out her local PA program. Fun fact: Vicky has an identical twin sister, Katy, who is an emergency medicine/urgent care nurse practitioner! See more

A 7-year-old obese boy presents to your primary care office with pubic hair. The rest of his physical exam is unremarkable. What do you do?

Do you know all about Subungual Hematoma? Dr. Matt DeClerck walks us through the clinical pearls in this Urgent Care Bootcamp lesson.

...it couldn’t hurt. Or, I suppose it could hurt, so don’t believe it could hurt. If you believe it could hurt, it might hurt. Believe it couldn’t hurt Made with love and a good laugh by the people at Hippo Education"

It's Respiratory Awareness Week and we have the top pearls and insights you need to know when it comes to wildfires. Check out this FREE episode of Peds RAP and listen in as we sit down with Katherine Gundling, a Professor Emerita in the Department of Medicine and former practice chief for the Allergy/Immunology faculty practice at UCSF, to discuss how climate change is affecting human health for people living on the West Coast: https://bit.ly/37kAGyW

Review the classic physical exam findings in patients with hypocalcemia. Want more great PA education like this? Breeze through PANCE/PANRE prep or check out one of our PA self-assessments here: https://hubs.ly/H0wYg9c0

Common medication dosing - are you in the know?

We asked some of our very own Hippo clinicians the hardest part of becoming an attending. What was yours?

Do you know how to diagnose and treat acute pharyngitis in the telemedicine setting? Here are some pearls:

Memorize this quick tip from Dr. Paul Jhun to help diagnose an ankle effusion on a lateral ankle x-ray. Want more high-yield tips like this? Check out Hippo's Emergency Medicine Board Review: https://hubs.ly/H0wYkvh0