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2. Rabies Death Attributed to Exposure in Central America with Symptom Onset in a U.S. Detention Facility — Texas, 2013

Author

Wallace, Ryan M., Bhavnani, Darlene, Russell, John, Zaki, Sherif, Muehlenbachs, Atis, Hayden-Pinneri, Kathryn, Aplícano, Ricardo Mena, Peruski, Leonard, Vora, Neil M., Elson, Diana, Lederman, Edith, Leeson, Ben, McLaughlin, Thomas, Waterman, Steve, Fonseca-Ford, Maureen, Blanton, Jesse, Franka, Richard, Velasco-Villa, Andres, Niezgoda, Michael, Orciari, Lillian, Recuenco, Sergio, Damon, Inger, Hanlon, Cathleen, Jackson, Felix, Dyer, Jessie, Wadhwa, Ashutosh, and Robinson, Laura

Published
2014

8. Education, Training, and Continuing Certification in Forensic Pathology.

Author

Pinneri, Kathryn

Subjects
*TRAINING of medical residents, *FORENSIC anthropology, *FORENSIC pathology, *MEDICAL school curriculum, *STATE licensing boards, *FORENSIC pathologists, *GRADUATE medical education
Abstract

Forensic pathology is different from many other forensic disciplines because the basis is medicine rather than science. The training, certification, and licensure of forensic pathologists follows that of physicians and requires career-long continuing education. Education consists of medical school, followed by training in a pathology residency and a forensic pathology fellowship. The medical school curriculum varies between schools; however, all have a common core classroom curriculum and required clinical clerkships. Pathology residency programs follow specific guidelines and milestones set forth by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education. Certification is by the American Board of Pathology and is currently issued in 10-year cycles. Licensure requirements are set by the state medical licensing boards and therefore vary from state to state. While onerous, these tasks ensure that individuals have met certain defined standards and that they maintain continuous professional development. The well-established programs employed in forensic pathology can be utilized as a framework for other forensic disciplines, such as forensic anthropology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020
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17. Autopsy

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Knight LD, Andrew TA, Eason EA, Landi K, Lear KC, McCleskey B, Pinneri K, Bundock EA, Corey TS, Andrew TA, Crandall LG, Eason EA, Gunther WM, Moon RY, Palusci VJ, Schmidt CM, and Sens MA

Published
2019

18. Scene Investigation

Author

Pinneri K, Drake SA, Lear KC, Bundock EA, Corey TS, Andrew TA, Crandall LG, Eason EA, Gunther WM, Moon RY, Palusci VJ, Schmidt CM, and Sens MA

Published
2019

19. Rabies death attributed to exposure in Central America with symptom onset in a U.S. detention facility - Texas, 2013.

Author

Wallace RM, Bhavnani D, Russell J, Zaki S, Muehlenbachs A, Hayden-Pinneri K, Aplícano RM, Peruski L, Vora NM, Balter S, Elson D, Lederman E, Leeson B, McLaughlin T, Waterman S, Fonseca-Ford M, Blanton J, Franka R, Velasco-Villa A, Niezgoda M, Orciari L, Recuenco S, Damon I, Hanlon C, Jackson F, Dyer J, Wadhwa A, and Robinson L

Subjects
Adult, Fatal Outcome, Guatemala ethnology, Humans, Male, Post-Exposure Prophylaxis, Public Health Practice, Rabies prevention & control, Risk Assessment, Texas, Environmental Exposure adverse effects, Prisons, Rabies diagnosis
Abstract

On June 7, 2013, a man was diagnosed in a Texas hospital with rabies. He had been detained in a U.S. detention facility during his infectious period. To identify persons exposed to rabies who might require rabies postexposure prophylaxis (PEP), CDC and the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) conducted investigations at four detention facilities, one medical clinic, and two hospitals. In all, 25 of 742 persons assessed for rabies exposure were advised to receive PEP. Early diagnosis of rabies is essential for implementation of appropriate hospital infection control measures and for rapid assessment of potential contacts for PEP recommendations.

Published
2014

20. Check Sample Abstracts.

Author

Alter D, Grenache DG, Bosler DS, Karcher RE, Nichols J, Rajadhyaksha A, Camelo-Piragua S, Rauch C, Huddleston BJ, Frank EL, Sluss PM, Lewandrowski K, Eichhorn JH, Hall JE, Rahman SS, McPherson RA, Kiechle FL, Hammett-Stabler C, Pierce KA, Kloehn EA, Thomas PA, Walts AE, Madan R, Schlesinger K, Nawgiri R, Bhutani M, Kanber Y, Abati A, Atkins KA, Farrar R, Gopez EV, Jhala D, Griffin S, Jhala K, Jhala N, Bentz JS, Emerson L, Chadwick BE, Barroeta JE, Baloch ZW, Collins BT, Middleton OL, Davis GG, Haden-Pinneri K, Chu AY, Keylock JB, Ramoso R, Thoene CA, Stewart D, Pierce A, Barry M, Aljinovic N, Gardner DL, Barry M, Shields LB, Arnold J, Stewart D, Martin EL, Rakow RJ, Paddock C, Zaki SR, Prahlow JA, Stewart D, Shields LB, Rolf CM, Falzon AL, Hudacki R, Mazzella FM, Bethel M, Zarrin-Khameh N, Gresik MV, Gill R, Karlon W, Etzell J, Deftos M, Karlon WJ, Etzell JE, Wang E, Lu CM, Manion E, Rosenthal N, Wang E, Lu CM, Tang P, Petric M, Schade AE, Hall GS, Oethinger M, Hall G, Picton AR, Hoang L, Imperial MR, Kibsey P, Waites K, Duffy L, Hall GS, Salangsang JA, Bravo LT, Oethinger MD, Veras E, Silva E, Vicens J, Silva E, Keylock J, Hempel J, Rushing E, Posligua LE, Deavers MT, Nash JW, Basturk O, Perle MA, Greco A, Lee P, Maru D, Weydert JA, Stevens TM, Brownlee NA, Kemper AE, Williams HJ, Oliverio BJ, Al-Agha OM, Eskue KL, Newlands SD, Eltorky MA, Puri PK, Royer MC, Rush WL, Tavora F, Galvin JR, Franks TJ, Carter JE, Kahn AG, Lozada Muñoz LR, Houghton D, Land KJ, Nester T, Gildea J, Lefkowitz J, Lacount RA, Thompson HW, Refaai MA, Quillen K, Lopez AO, Goldfinger D, Muram T, and Thompson H

Abstract

The following abstracts are compiled from Check Sample exercises published in 2008. These peer-reviewed case studies assist laboratory professionals with continuing medical education and are developed in the areas of clinical chemistry, cytopathology, forensic pathology, hematology, microbiology, surgical pathology, and transfusion medicine. Abstracts for all exercises published in the program will appear annually in AJCP.

Published
2009
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