Question for doctors - since King Charles's prostate condition was treated laparascopically, which essentially means zeroing in through a minimal i...

Question for doctors - since King Charles's prostate condition was treated laparascopically, which essentially means zeroing in through a minimal incision to a specific target site, how exactly would

What nurses know • 56.3K followers Patient concerns, nurse to nurse questions   Carmel Maalouf, Past certified Adult NP. PACU and Risk mgmt Cardiac cath lab Posted Feb 7 Question for doctors - since King Charles's prostate condition was treated laparascopically, which essentially means zeroing in through a minimal incision to a specific target site, how exactly would some other cancer have been detected by accident? In the process of a full diagnostic oncology workup, the specialist uses PET scans or CT scans to evaluate the patient for possible metastasis to distant organs. It is doubt... Read more »     Do medications still work if less than the recommended dosage gets taken? Carmel Maalouf, Past certified Adult NP. PACU and Risk mgmt Cardiac cath lab Answered February 7   Therapeutic doses are based on patient age. kidney function, liver function, weight, and the patient's response to the drug. Sometimes drugs are given at sub-therapeutic lev... Read more »     Carmel Maalouf, Past certified Adult NP. PACU and Risk mgmt Cardiac cath lab Posted Feb 7 How can you see as a pharmacist that someone is doctor shopping? Can you see the same script issued from other pharmacies? In the US there are national databases that they check before filling orders for controlled substances. So yes, it shows any pharmacy, not just the ones that are members of t... Read more »   Read more in What nurses know

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