DC Instructions

DC Inst: Abdominal Pain

DC Inst: Abscess, Abx

DC Inst: Allergic Reaction

DC Inst: Altered Mental Status

DC Inst: Animal Bite

DC Inst – Ankle Fx

DC Inst – Back Pain

DC Inst – General

DC Inst – Burn

DC Inst – Cellulitis

DC Inst – Chest Pain

DC Inst – Peds CHI

DC Inst – Child Cough

DC Inst – Peds Fever

DC Inst – Peds Fracture

DC Inst – Peds MSK (No Fx)

DC Inst – Peds Rash

DC Inst – Cough

DC Inst – Dizziness

DC Inst – DVT

DC Inst – Ear Infection

DC Inst – Epistaxis

DC Inst – Alcohol Intoxication

DC Inst – Fracture Generic

DC Inst – Gastritis

DC Inst – Gastroenteritis

DC Inst – G Tube Replacement

DC Inst – Headache

DC Inst – Head Injury (CT)

DC Inst – Hemorrhoids

DC Inst – Knee Pain

DC Inst – Lac Repair

DC Inst – Menstrual Cramps

DC Inst – MSK Pain

DC Inst – Muscle Strain

DC Inst – MVC

DC Inst – Nose Injury

DC Inst – Penile Pain

DC Inst – Peritonsillar Abscess

DC Inst – Psych

DC Inst – Rash

DC Inst – Renal Colic

DC Inst – Seizure

DC Inst – Shoulder Dislocation

DC Inst – Shortness of Breath

DC Inst – Sore Throat

DC Inst – STI

DC Inst – Suture Removal

DC Inst – Upper Respiratory Infection (URI)

DC Inst – Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)

DC Inst – Vaginal Bleeding

DC Inst – Vasovagal Syncope

DC Inst – Vomiting

DC Inst – Wrist Pain

 

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  1. Courtney Richardson's avatar

    This is an absolutely WONDERFUL resource. I am a new graduate PA working in emergency medicine and my biggest struggle has been how to write notes in this new setting. THANK YOU! For this wonderful resource.

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