“Let’s get Medicine to see”

My official consult recommendation was “get a damn courier, a raven, a Hogwarts owl or whatever the hell you need to get that lab back NOW” Tell me there’s a better job than toxicology!

One of my favorite CVC teaching points. These days (in the era of vasoactives and other historically “high risk” meds via peripheral IVs), pt’s requiring central access are generally sicker and at some risk of requiring other interventions. Spare the R IJ for those things!

Hey Bryan Carmody — awesome to see your lovely charts making headlines at #CORDAA24 with Megan Fix presenting

Indications for hyperbaric oxygen in CO poisoning: No one has any idea

Academic writing: 750 word manuscript submitted. *3300* words of editor/reviewer comments. 1500 words in response. So what begins as a three paragraph piece turns into a novella, ultimately, chiseled back down to 750, 3 months later.

Hey EM bound med students--check out an overview of GME at University of Vermont Emergency Medicine Our residents are everywhere in this video...wilderness med, mastering TEE, and generally just having a great time. Come see what we're all about! youtube.com/watch?v=hCZhdG…

Delicious.

Yassssss

POCUS vs “just feel the pulse”ALine

Grand rounds with Dr. Bridget Lee reviewing massive amounts of healthcare plastics waste, with research from MGH Emergency Med and Brown EM Residency

Oh my — med/geek/political humor at its finest

Mayor Pete will always be my ride or die.

Mind boggling. I spend 1-5 hrs per peer review assignment, for free, out of love and hopes folks will do the same…but floored at publishing costs and this insanity. How do we burn down the house??

Bwahahaha I am the 0.00001% of twitter that this tweet is designed for

DEET has phenomenal potential to prevent a lot of really bad mosquito and tick borne illnesses. Our family uses it routinely during Vermont summers. Check out a few other thoughts I had from the perspective of a toxicologist in this NYT article: nytimes.com/2024/08/27/wel…

Well said Josh!

Toxic alcohols! They’re one of the most interesting things to argue about in all of toxicology. Here’s the stance that I take on the osm gap—partnered with Skyler Lentz and happy to debate my friend and other UVM tox attending Jim Whitledge: annemergmed.com/article/S0196-…

The osm gap: a useful test or a potential distraction? #FOAMed #MedTwitter #foamcc

SICKENING—Trump’s DHS just deported a surgeon from Brown University Medical School—who is here legally on an H1B visa that doesn’t expire until 2027, and has committed no crimes. Trained in the U.S. at Ohio State, University of Washington, and Yale as a **transplant surgeon**