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Dear
Colleague,
All of the articles in our More Resources for this issue would have been very helpful to me when I was studying women's health in my nurse practitioner program. I still get a lot of questions from friends and family about medication use in pregnancy, so I thought I'd put together this table of common over-the-counter drugs and their pregnancy risk categories. Maybe it will come in handy for you too!
Don't miss our next issue which will focus on legal issues, plus recent articles and CEs too!
Lisa Bonsall, MSN, RN, CRNP
Clinical Editor
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Learn about seven recently approved drugs including a new agent for multiple sclerosis, 2 new antineoplastics, and a new emergency contraceptive by examining New Drugs 2011: Part 2.
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Gout is a chronic form of arthritis caused by hyperuricemia. Understand current guidelines and evidence-based practice by reading Gout Diagnosis And Management: What NPs Need To Know.
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The number of Americans seeking medical care abroad is growing. Read about associated factors and the global impact of The Emerging Trend of Medical Tourism.
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Review our Recommended CE list on osteoporosis, gout, wound bed preparation, hereditary angioedema...
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Learn to distinguish the difference between hypertensive emergency and hypertensive urgency. This is important because treatment differs. Don't miss Applied Pharmacology: Management of Hypertensive Emergency and Urgency.
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Make sure you're able to recognize and correct abnormalities of potassium, calcium, and magnesium. Find out more by reading Keeping Electrolytes & Fluids in Balance, Part 2.
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Many nurses work extended hours to take care of family or personal needs, or because of additional employment. Research shows there's an increase in errors with staff members who work extended hours. What is the solution? Be sure to read When Time Isn't On Your Side: 12-Hour Shifts.
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Browse our Recommended Readings on EMTALA, holistic management of Type 2 Diabetes with depression, and more.
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