Episode 01 · 21:02 audio
Pregnancy Is Heart History
A pregnancy complication can disappear from the chart long before it stops being relevant to prevention. What changes when we ask about it?
Start listening activity →Episode & downloadsClinical Conversations · With Lisa Zahakos, RPA-C
Six clinical activities, now in a listening format. Follow the cases in your own time, then return to the activity to record your decisions and complete the questions.
Each episode includes chapter navigation, a downloadable MP3 and a full transcript. Audio and reading use the same activity and completion record.
Episode 01 · 21:02 audio
A pregnancy complication can disappear from the chart long before it stops being relevant to prevention. What changes when we ask about it?
Start listening activity →Episode & downloadsEpisode 02 · 20:08 audio
The blood sugar number looks good. The visit still is not finished. What might we miss if that number is where we stop?
Start listening activity →Episode & downloadsEpisode 03 · 21:15 audio
A patient says she is taking a GLP-1 medicine and wants to become pregnant. Before you give her a stopping date, what do you need to know?
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A patient hears that her kidney blood test is fine. But the urine albumin test has never been done. What does that leave unanswered?
Start listening activity →Episode & downloadsEpisode 05 · 38:47 audio
Her ejection fraction is sixty-three percent. She still cannot finish the walk she used to enjoy. A reassuring number has not explained what changed.
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A high potassium result can lead to two very different errors. Delaying urgent care. Or stopping a beneficial treatment permanently without a review. What makes the next decision safer?
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