Kimberly Quayle

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Diabetic Ketoacidosis 100%
2. Child 91%
3. Craniocerebral Trauma 75%
4. Pediatrics 58%
5. Tomography 49%
6. Wounds and Injuries 38%
7. Hospital Emergency Service 34%
8. Torso 29%
9. Traumatic Brain Injury 28%
10. Abdominal Injuries 27%
11. Glasgow Coma Scale 25%
12. Confidence Intervals 25%
13. Brain Injuries 21%
14. Emergency Medical Services 20%
15. Head 15%
16. Brain Edema 14%
17. Acidosis 12%
18. Cohort Studies 11%
19. fosphenytoin 11%
20. Fluid Therapy 10%
21. Nervous System 9%
22. Multicenter Studies 8%
23. Closed Head Injuries 8%
24. Physician-Patient Relations 8%
25. Levetiracetam 8%
26. Neurosurgery 8%
27. Infectious Arthritis 8%
28. Nonpenetrating Wounds 8%
29. Seizures 8%
30. Observational Studies 7%
31. Urinalysis 7%
32. Television 7%
33. Sodium 7%
34. Status Epilepticus 7%
35. Blood Culture 7%
36. Telemedicine 7%
37. Prospective Studies 7%
38. Electrolytes 7%
39. Valproic Acid 7%
40. Fracture Dislocation 7%
41. Acute Kidney Injury 6%
42. Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus 6%
43. Bacterial Meningitides 6%
44. Skull 6%
45. Pelvis 6%
46. Radiography 6%
47. Matrix Metalloproteinases 6%
48. Serum 6%