The
office procedures, intake, testing, etc. is performed by our back office staff.
Brenda is capable of doing most of our back
office evaluations. She has been in the
practice for over 27 years, which makes her our most experienced employee Brenda actually started with the Allergy and
Immunology practice prior to Dr. Kaslow's employment in 1989 and stayed with us
with our subsequent assumption of the practicee while
we were based in Garden Grove. Presently
she work two days a week.
Sandy has been a long time contributor to our office. Because she has all of the front and back
office skills, she splits her time between the back office responsibilities and
the Nutritional Pharmacy. Sandy works the two days
a week that Brenda is out.
Here is a list of some of the
procedures we perform in the “back office”
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Vital
signs including automated blood pressure and pulse both lying and standing
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Automated
urinalysis with specialized assessment of fat, glucose, and protein metabolism
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EKG
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Pulmonary/Lung
function tests
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Patch
testing to metals and compounds commonly used in joint replacements
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Venipuncture
for blood specimen delivery to reference laboratories
§
Body
Composition Profiling to determine weight, water balance, muscle and fat
percentages, metabolic rate, etc
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Visual
Contrast Sensitivity to determine neurotoxicity
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Digital
Pulse Analysis to assess arterial stiffness
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Arterial
Stiffness Index and Ankle Brachial Index to assess peripheral circulation
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Acoustic
Cardiograph
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Meridian
Energy Assessments
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Oxidata
measurements of urine to show lipid peroxidation/free radicals, etc.
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Urine
Indican measurement
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Urine
ascorbic acid measurement
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Urine
Ionic Metal Testing
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Heart
Rate Variability to assess the balance between your sympathetic and
parasympathetic nervous system
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Breast
Thermography
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EIDAM
Computerized Thermography
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ASYRA
Resonance Testing
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Single
Nerve Sensory Conduction Testing to determine subtle nerve injuries
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Electro
Interstitial Scans
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Photon
Directed Actions
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CVACTM
(Cyclical Variations in Altitude Conditioning)
