The resident demonstrates competence in the ambulatory and hospital management of patients with common endocrine and metabolic disorders. Resident demonstrates ability to select and interpret common laboratory studies. Trainee describes the pathophysiology, clinical manifestations, natural history, and medical management of the listed clinical syndromes. Resident demonstrates understanding cultural, environmental, socioeconomic and behavioral concomitants.
Prevention is emphasized when relevant.
History Demonstrate a subspecialty focused data base collection, management and disposition plan for selected ambulatory and hospital patients illustrating principles outlined in the medical interview curriculum Demonstrate ability to provide effective patient education in describing the option for the management of Grave's disease, a solitary thyroid nodule, diabetes preventive care in cases of foot disease, retinopathy, and nephropathy. Physical Examination Demonstrate thorough yet focused examination demonstrating ability to assess the thyroid and testicles. Use an exophthalmometer accurately. Accurately measure a patient's height and body proportions. Accurately assess a patient for signs of androgen, cortisol, thyroxine and growth hormone effect.