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Medizinische Fachkräfte und technische Berufe · Berufliche Fähigkeiten & Kompetenzen · SOC 29-1217 · 35 Skills

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Interview patients to obtain information, such as complaints, symptoms, medical histories, and family histories.
Examine patients to obtain information about functional status of areas, such as vision, physical strength, coordination, reflexes, sensations, language skills, cognitive abilities, and mental status.
Perform or interpret the outcomes of procedures or diagnostic tests, such as lumbar punctures, electroencephalography, electromyography, and nerve conduction velocity tests.

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wonsukchoi/domain-experts

Use when a task needs the judgment of a neurologist — localizing a lesion from an exam and history, triaging a time-critical presentation (stroke, status epilepticus, acute weakness), building a differential for a chronic or progressive neurologic complaint, or deciding what workup a symptom actually warrants. A reasoning aid, not medical advice.

pdm-cgm-targets

dromlakhani/MD2SKILL

This skill advises against using a single 24-hour CGM target <140 mg/dL when managing glucose in pregnancy for patients with preexisting diabetes. Trigger when a clinician is determining CGM-based glucose targets for pregnant individuals with type 1 or type 2 diabetes.

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wonsukchoi/domain-experts

Use when a task needs the judgment of a neurologist — localizing a lesion from an exam and history, triaging a time-critical presentation (stroke, status epilepticus, acute weakness), building a differential for a chronic or progressive neurologic complaint, or deciding what workup a symptom actually warrants. A reasoning aid, not medical advice.

pdm-cgm-targets

dromlakhani/MD2SKILL

This skill advises against using a single 24-hour CGM target <140 mg/dL when managing glucose in pregnancy for patients with preexisting diabetes. Trigger when a clinician is determining CGM-based glucose targets for pregnant individuals with type 1 or type 2 diabetes.

pdm-hcl-pump-t1dm

dromlakhani/MD2SKILL

Recommends use of hybrid closed-loop pump rather than insulin pump with CGM (without algorithm) or multiple daily injections with CGM for pregnant individuals with type 1 diabetes. Triggered when deciding on insulin delivery methods for pregnant patients with type 1 diabetes.

endo-fha-brain-mri-indications

dromlakhani/MD2SKILL

This skill recommends obtaining a brain MRI with pituitary slices and contrast in adolescents or women with presumed functional hypothalamic amenorrhea (FHA) who have severe/persistent headaches, non-self-induced vomiting, changes in vision/thirst/urination, lateralizing neurologic signs, or clinical/laboratory evidence of pituitary hormone deficiency or excess. Triggers include phrases such as “MRI for persistent headache and vomiting” or “Get pituitary MRI if there are neuro signs”.

ata-acromegaly-gh-dose

dromlakhani/MD2SKILL

Recommends low-dose GH replacement in patients with cured acromegaly and documented GHD in the absence of known contraindications. Triggers include managing a cured acromegaly patient with documented growth hormone deficiency.

ata-adipsic-di-titration

dromlakhani/MD2SKILL

Recommends careful DDAVP and fluid intake titration including frequent weighing and serum sodium level monitoring for adipsic diabetes insipidus. Use when managing adipsic DI requiring fluid balance management.

ata-aed-ddavp-monitoring

dromlakhani/MD2SKILL

This skill recommends monitoring desmopressin (DDAVP) doses and adjusting them as needed in patients who have recently started antiepileptic drugs (AEDs). It is triggered when a patient initiates AED therapy and requires DDAVP management for diabetes insipidus.

ata-ch-ai-screening-lt4

dromlakhani/MD2SKILL

Evaluates central hypothyroidism (CH) patients for adrenal insufficiency (AI) prior to initiating levothyroxine (L‑T4) replacement. Triggers include consideration of L‑T4 start in central hypothyroidism needing thyroid replacement.

ata-ch-before-gh-stim

dromlakhani/MD2SKILL

Recommends treating central hypothyroidism before performing GH stimulation testing because CH may impair accurate diagnosis of GHD. Use when preparing for GH stimulation testing; triggers include patient requiring GH stimulation test with possible CH.

ata-ch-diagnosis-algorithm

dromlakhani/MD2SKILL

This skill confirms central hypothyroidism when serum free T4 is below the laboratory reference range with low, normal, or mildly elevated TSH in the setting of pituitary disease. Use when assessing thyroid function in pituitary disease; triggers include pituitary disease with suspected thyroid dysfunction.

bppv-differential-diagnosis

dromlakhani/MD2SKILL

Distinguishes BPPV from its key mimics at the bedside — postural hypotension, vestibular paroxysmia, vestibular migraine, central positional vertigo, and chronic unilateral vestibular hypofunction — using history, trigger patterns, nystagmus characteristics, and response to treatment. Use when a patient has positional vertigo and you're unsure if it's BPPV, when Dix-Hallpike is atypical, or when the patient has not responded to repositioning maneuvers. Trigger phrases: "is this BPPV or something else", "BPPV not responding to Epley", "atypical positional vertigo", "mimics of BPPV", "positional dizziness differential".

dizziness-type-classifier

dromlakhani/MD2SKILL

Classifies a patient's dizziness into one of four categories — vestibular/vertigo, presyncope, disequilibrium, or nonspecific — using history, timing, triggers, and associated symptoms. Use when a patient presents with dizziness, giddiness, lightheadedness, feeling off-balance, spinning, or nearly blacking out and you need to determine the type before further workup.