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A Lone Zebra in a Herd of Horses Common Findings in Pediatric Primary Care Patricia A Farmer DNP APRNCNP Pediatric Practitioners of Oklahoma Claremore OK Objectives
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A Lone Zebra in a Herd of Horses Common Findings in Pediatric Primary Care Patricia A Farmer DNP APRNCNP Pediatric Practitioners of Oklahoma Claremore OK Objectives At the completion of the presentation. Equine Science. How do you know when you are sick?. First you must recognize what is normal for you—then you can identify abnormal behaviors and deal with problems that arise.. Since our horses cannot tell us when they are not feeling well, we must identify normal behaviors so we can recognize abnormal issues.. Andrew . Brock. From: . Modern Livestock and Poultry Production and . Agriscience. Fundamentals and Applications. . Horse Terms. Light horses are those used for riding. Draft horses are those used for work. Julie Williamson, DO. Clinical Assistant Professor of Anesthesia and Pediatrics. Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital. Objectives:. to review. Epidemiology of trauma. The Primary Survey (ABCs). Fluid resuscitation and massive transfusion. Based on: . 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Get the right care. to the right people. at the right time. Modern Livestock and Poultry Production and . Agriscience. Fundamentals and Applications . Horse Terms. Light horses are those used for riding. Draft horses are those used for work. Donkeys are members of the horse family with long ears and short erect manes, they are primarily used as beasts of burden. . Andrew Hashikawa, MD, MS, FAAP. Assistant Professor. Children’s Emergency Services. University of Michigan Medical School. Conflict of Interest. No Conflicts of Interest to Report. Background. Undergraduate. 2. July 2015. We craft automation and performance improvement solutions for the world by turning the physical to digital. . MedStar Health Vision. The trusted leader in caring . for. people . and advancing health.. Based on: . Integrated Behavioral Health in Primary Care: Step-by-Step Guidance for Assessment and Intervention . Hunter et al, 2009. Presented August 2011 by. Katherine M. Dollar, PhD.,. 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