Primary Care
What specialty sees ages from the cradle to the grave?
Family Medicine
What is the term for a Hospitalist who only works nights?
Nocturnist
What question is most commonly asked by an Emergency Medicine physician to determine patient load?
What is the annual volume?
What types of disorders do Psychiatrists diagnose?
Mental disorders
Name one of two types of Nurses we do Not work with?
RN (Registered Nurse)
Which specialty most commonly sutures and splints?
Urgent Care
How long is the typical Hospitalist shift?
12 hr
Which Life Support certification is a requirement for Emergency Medicine?
ATLS (Advanced Trauma Life Support)
How long is a Psychiatry Residency?
4 years
Name the four AP specialties that we DO work with?
NP, PA, CNM, CRNA
Which outpatient specialty treats adults only?
Internal Medicine
What is the name of a Hospitalist with fellowship training in Critical Care?
Intensivist
What is the highest Trauma level status a Hospital can reach?
Trauma Level 1
Name at least two Psychiatry sub specialties?
Child and adolescent psychiatry, Geriatric psychiatry, Forensic (legal) psychiatry, Addiction psychiatry, Pain medicine, Psychosomatic (mind and body) medicine, Sleep medicine
Which type of AP provider usually has more authority to prescribe medications and is not typically supervised by Physicians?
NP (Nurse Practitioner)
Which Primary Care specialty is most commonly seen in Correctional Medicine?
Urgent Care
Name three Hospital Medicine procedures that are most common to perform?
vent management, central lines, intubation, arterial lines, paracentesis, thoracentesis
What is the EM certifying board?
American Board of Emergency Medicine
Name three different types of settings a Psychiatrist can practice in?
Private practices, clinics, hospitals, Correctional facilities, rehab centers
What is the furthest degree that Most NP/PA's receive?
Masters Degree
What are the Big Four Main specialties under Primary Care?
Family Medicine, Urgent Care, Occupational Medicine, Internal Medicine
What is the name of the Board that Hospitalists are certified by?
ABIM (American Board of Internal Medicine)
Name 2 common states that Emergency Medicine Physicians go to work IHS positions
Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona, Minnesota
Name two types of medication a Psychiatrist can prescribe?
anti-depressants, stimulants, mood stabilizers, hypnotics, sedatives, antipsychotic medications
What does NP, PA and CRNA stand for?
Nurse Practitioner, Physician Assistant, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist