Physician

Internal Medicine

Doctor Bernadine Z. Paulshock, MD works in the field of Internal Medicine. He graduated from Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. Bernadine Paulshock has written publications. He has 77 publications published with PubMed. The lastest publication is: 'Patients, primary care physicians, and payments for hospital visits.'

Publications

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• Desegregating the Delaware hospital: how, why, and when did it happen?
• Glucose tolerance of a juvenile diabetic''s family.
• Klinefelter''s syndrome: report of a case studied by fluorohydrocortisone suppression of adrenal function.
• The Delaware Hospital home care program.
• Unsuspected pheochromocytoma resulting in postoperative death.
• Ectopic pregnancy masquerading as an acute hemolytic crisis.
• Surgically precipitated adrenal cortical insufficiency in a patient previously receiving cortisone.
• Methyl alcohol poisoning.
• "Let every reader form his own conclusions": Dr. James A. Tilton's case report of a Delaware woman cured of rabies.
• When anthrax was a Delaware Valley disease: Dr. Herman Gold's experience with cutaneous anthrax.
• Let''s use patients to curb Medicaid abuse.
• Occupational medicine: fitting the workplace into the workup.
• Patients, primary care physicians, and payments for hospital visits.
• Single-drug therapy for hypertension in men.
• A piece of my mind. Until the peppers.
• A belated grazie.
• Reasons for curtailing cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
• Cimetidine: chronicle of a new drug.
• Fingerstick blood sugars.
• Dr Theodore de Mayerne.
• Tutankhamun and his brothers. Familial gynecomastia in the Eighteenth Dynasty.
• Rebound after withdrawal of nitroprusside.
• William Heberden, M.D., and the end of theriac.
• Allowing the debilitated to die.
• Evaluation of Visidex.
• More on testing relative density of urine with a reagent strip.
• When should a physician retire? - William Heberden's view.
• William Heberden and opium--some relief to all.
• Hirsutism: diagnosis and management.
• Plasma cortisol, an evaluation of recent experience.
• Wedding ring dermatitis.
• Who still smokes cigarettes?
• Breast cancer and progestogens.
• Physicians versus cost of medical care. Some further comments.
• Education for sex.
• Choice of urine tests for detection of glycosuria.
• Callipygeny and granulomata.
• Needs for physicians'' assistants.
• Estrogen therapy after rape?
• Coping on amphetamines.
• The correlation of abnormal urinalysis, urinary symptoms, and bacteria in pregnant women.
• Treatment of diabetes.
• Laboratory screening of heroin addicts.
• Free medical clinics.
• Screening for urinary tract infection by routine urinalysis and mini-culture.
• Nonelectronic vs electronic hemoglobin techniques.
• Medical oaths: who swears what to whom.
• Letter: Evaluation of a miniature culture technique.
• Early uses of outpatient.
• Prediction of adult stature.
• Vitamin and mineral usage in adult family practice patients.
• Blood glucose monitoring in a type II diabetic.
• A painful prescription for doctors.
• Why certification?
• Snake oil.
• "Lively lustre, kindly dew:" William Heberden's "Of Perspiration".
• Dr. William Heberden, Sr.'s note on Dr. William Harvey.
• Psychosocial status.
• Adverse drug reactions.
• The prescribing habits of Delaware's physicians.
• Physician referrals in a competitive environment.
• Monitoring techniques in non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus.
• Integrating the Delaware hospital: does any one remember?
• The death of Benjamin Rush.
• Should pharmaceutical companies provide CME?
• Saving our ozone layer: the DuPont Company's decision.
• Christian Doppler (1803-1853): an ingenious theory, an important effect.
• A piece of my mind. A doctor in her house.
• Mental status tests difficult to find?
• Letter: Breast reconstruction.
• National Health Insurance: how will it affect you?
• Editorial: GC culture: who, when, how much?
• The physician''s role in cost of hospitalization: an analysis of four admissions.
• Gigantism with slipped capital femoral epiphysis.
• Cancer in Delaware.
• Research and patient care.

Schools

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• Perelman School of Medicine University of Pennsylvania

Doctors Specialties

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• Family Medicine
• Internal Medicine

Accepted Insurances

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Education

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• Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania

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