Pasqualina Hilinski, CRNP
Nurse Practitioner
315 Locust Street Suite 2 Johnstown PA, 15901About
Pasqualina Hilinski is a CRNP who works as a Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner at the Highlands Health Clinic. Her area of expertise lies in the field of family medicine. She credits her achievements to her strong desire to provide enhanced care for her patients.
Education and Training
Ohio University BS Nursing 0
Duquesne University Msc Nursing 0
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Pasqualina Hilinski, CRNP's Expert Contributions
I have a lump in my armpit
I would request an ultrasound of the breast. At your age this is more useful than a mammogram due to denser breast tissue. It could just be a cyst but it could be more serious. I would also ask about a needle aspiration of the lump. The flaking of the nipple is concerning. If you don't have a gynecologist or pcp you could go to an urgent care. READ MORE
Hepatitis B
The only way to know for sure would be to check your titers. Everyone's immune system responds to vaccines differently and some people need them earlier than others. Generally speaking you should be good for at least a few years. READ MORE
Can tonsil infection be fixed with antibiotics?
Were you diagnosed by someone? Tonsil and throat pain could be anything from post nasal drip or allergies to severe infection. Some of the infections are viral and can resolve on there own while some need antibiotics. I would recommend being swabbed for strep if the pain is moderate to severe. READ MORE
Areas of expertise and specialization
Internships
- community college for rn
Fellowships
- NP-
What do you attribute your success to?
- I wanted to be able to do more for my patients and now as a NP i am able to help more
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