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Free lunch at physician lounge West wing first floor (Code 135). Need to show ID Badge. Lunch hours:  Monday - Thursday 11.30am to 2pm Fridays - 11.30am to 1:30pm One Main cafetaria and grill (first floor) You can pay with your badge money Hours: Monday ...

Hospital Parking Park in the parking garage. Usually the gate open before 7AM but when it's closed, you will need your badge to open the gate. DO NOT park in the physician parking area or you will get ticket. MAP (see Legend 6)Northwest Clinic Parking4770 W H...

It is located on the 2nd floor near the Starbucks cafe, North Wing.  Badge access is necessary.  Assistance to literature resources and references for research is provided.   Online assistance to OPEN-Athens, Pubmed, and UptoDate setup Monday-FridayLibrarian...

Our Rounding room : 085# Sleeping Quarter: 4th floor 611# 6th floor doctors’ lounge 33115 From elevator on 6th floor 425# From COVID area to 6th floor 425  ED lounge and bathroom code 5051#

If you need to take a sick day, PTO, and other emergencies, please contact our program coordinator via doc halo/email (doc halo faster), and please inform your attending that you are sick or have other emergencies. If it happens during our clinic days, then yo...

go to Amion. Click secure login Type password: saintagnes  When you need to make a consult and wants to know the attending on call, click on the pink arrow on the top left of screen To consult nephrology on call during inpatient, dial 559-960-0010 To see ...

Didactics is scheduled every Wednesday starting at 1PM Location is Nursing conference in 1st floor West Wing near the endoscopy.  Virtual MS Teams link will be streamed and recorded at: Virtual Didactics TEAMS Link Lecture Slides, Materials Access Link Gra...

Outpatient Preceptorship Precept all patients with attending All Residents should: When on AMB rotation, do NOT wear scrubs.   Prepare prior to seeing patient (look at chief complaint, any relevant hospitalizations, consults, history, new m...

Can also download cdc vaccination schedule app via your phone store Child and Adolescents Immunization

Download CDC vaccination schedule via your phone app Adult Immunization Schedule

Signouts occur at 7am and 7pm promptly on a daily basis. Do NOT be late. CORES on the EMR should be updated daily.  As an intern, you are responsible for your patient’s sign out and you are to be present during all of sign out to listen in case of ...

CALL days are designated as Monday’s and Fridays. Usually interns will do 24 hour shift on these days. Please refer to AMION for schedule.  These are days when the most admissions will occur, you are to see them in a timely fashion while still rounding on alr...

 Place admit order within 1 hour  Go see the patient  Do Medical reconciliation  Place appropriate general orders  Present and see the patient with your attending  Modify orders as appropriate  Repeat for next admit and curse the heavens that it arrived ...

 Perform the procedure  Find the appropriate procedure note in the EMR  Complete the procedure note  Sign and send the note to the attending you did the procedure with

When called for a patient’s death, ascertain that the patient is unresponsive to verbal and tactile stimuli without spontaneous respirations (visually and by auscultation), is pulseless and without heart sounds, and that pupillary reactivity is absent. Further...

Evaluation Check if the patient is stable or unstable Get a complete set of vital signs and EKG If concerned, have pacer pads and atropine at the bedside (if unstable, see ACLS bradycardia) Determine whether this is sinus bradycardia based on EKG Take his...

Narrow complex tachycardia Evaluation Obtain EKG and complete set of vital sign to check for hemodynamic instability If unstable follow ACLS protocol Management Unstable: follow ACLS protocol and do not delay synchronized cardioversion  Try vagal maneuve...

Evaluation Decreased SVR: Exam = warm extremities, sometimes flushing Sepsis: common cause. Obtain blood culture x2, CXR, UA/micro/culture, and lactate. Rapid administration of IVF and antibiotic Medications: Look for antiHTN, pain meds, sedative, if concer...

Evaluation Physical examination Brain: headache, confusion, lethargy, stroke Eye: blurred vision Heart: Chest pain, dyspnea Kidney: low urine output, edema Lab: not always required. Use selectively to determine cause and whether patient meets criteria fo...

Differential - Infection (lung, heart, brain, urine, sinuses, prostate, abdomen, skin, joints, lines, etc) - Infammation (Collagen vascular disorder, neoplastic disorder) - Mucositis- Atelectasis- Blood product reaction- Drug fever (beta lactam antibiotics an...