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GINA
Gina is a fantastic LVN who works mainly at our Woodlake location. She’s smart, bubbly and a great nurse. When her three teenage children are grown and gone, her ambition is to become an RN and travel the world nursing. … Continue reading
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Happy November! It’s not just for Veterans and Turkeys
Nina Darnowsky In November our thoughts naturally go to national holidays honoring Veterans and binging on turkeys, but there are many other holidays and recognitions that take place now: American Diabetes Month “The vision of the American Diabetes Association is a life … Continue reading
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Breast Cancer is Not Just for Women
My grandmother always bugged my dad for grandchildren, telling him to get married soon so she could have babies around to spoil. But when he was a junior in college she was diagnosed with breast cancer. “Forget about waiting until … Continue reading
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Dashed Hopes: When Pregnancy Ends in Miscarriage
Linda Ratner RN, CMPE I was healthy and relatively young by today’s standards (30). The first trimester of my pregnancy went well and seemed very easy. I adjusted to the minor aches and pains and life went on. At my first … Continue reading
PAPERWORK!
At Impact Urgent Care (IUC), we ask all of our patients to fill out a one question survey called the Net Promoter Score. It simply asks, “on a scale of 1–10 how likely are you to recommend us to … Continue reading
WEST NILE VIRUS IN SAN ANTONIO
Evan Ratner MD A case of West Nile Virus has been confirmed in the San Antonio region. It sounds scary, but let’s get some of the facts about it straight. Infection occurs from the bite of an infected mosquito. It cannot … Continue reading
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MICRO VAMPIRES
There’s not much to be thankful for when it comes to drought. Lack of rain affects everyone and everything. Personally, I can only think of two positive outcomes when it comes to arid conditions. A huge decrease in automobile … Continue reading
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CRANBERRIES ARE E-COLI WARRIORS!
It’s all over the news these days, cranberries have been proven to reduce urinary tract infections (UTIs). We moms, and nurses having been telling people for years to drink cranberry juice at the first twinges of a UTI. I guess … Continue reading
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AGE SPOTS!
Also known as sunspots or lentigines (freckels), are flat, brown discolorations of the skin that usually appear on the neck, face, and on the back of hands of people older than 40 years of age. Age spots are caused … Continue reading
IT’S UV SAFETY MONTH!
Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the United States. Ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun are the main cause of skin cancer. UV damage can also cause wrinkles and blotchy skin. These are just some of … Continue reading
