Dirk Chisholm (@dirkchis) 's Twitter Profile
Dirk Chisholm

@dirkchis

Emergency Medicine PGY2| MD @ualberta_FOMD | Primary Care Paramedic | prehospital care, resus, injury prevention, running | @cantf2 medical member

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Sometimes in healthcare and emergency services we ironically, given the things we see every day, don't appreciate how short life can be in our personal lives. Rest easy, Mike, one of the kindest paramedics I've known - sorry we never made time for that beer.

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Does anyone else have a moment of sheer panic each time the rapid test buffer moves up the cartridge, not sure if that first line is going to stay or keep moving up?

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Find yourself an emerg program where your staff and seniors find you for 2 CVCs and an intubation in one night while you’re off service on call #carms2022 Calgary EM Residents

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If accidentally putting R1 after my signature on my receipt at the grocery store on vacation isn’t a sign I needed time off, not sure what is…

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Off service post call musings: Medicine (healthcare, even) is way too tribalistic; everyone is doing their best in a system at its breaking point; try to be kind to each other and remember we’re all in this together, trying to help our patients.

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Most shade I've ever seen thrown in a journal article: “The higher rate of inappropriate manual shocks ... with physicians as team leaders than for paramedics out-of-hospital could be due to the fact that the physicians were internal medicine residents.” Circulation, 2007

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Phenomenal work on UCalgaryEM Grand Rounds today Dirk Chisholm 👏 Blunt cerebrovascular injury (BCVI): -BCVI incidence 3-7% of major trauma cases -Stroke risk post-BCVI 5-10% with tx, 40% without tx -Early antithrombotics reduce risk of morbidity (OR 0.2) & mortality (OR 0.17)