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Congrats to PGY-2 Dr. Nauka and APD Jamie Galen on a new #POCUS protocol: The FASC exam pocusjournal.com/article/2020-0…

Cefepime = ceftriaxone + pseudomonas coverage Zosyn (pip/tazo) = cefepime + anaerobic coverage Meropenem = Zosyn + ESBL coverage Ertapenem = Meropenem - pseudomonas coverage Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

The Fellow's Chalk Talk: Tips For Efficiency and Impactful Learning - American College of Cardiology acc.org/Membership/Sec…

#MedTwitter, we are excited to share our new schema on an approach to vasculitis mimics! Find it on the website here: bit.ly/3992SVC And on the app here: bit.ly/39yMJY5

“At Baseline.” Came up on rounds today—led to sharing w/ team amazing Paul A. Bergl NEJM article. Just bec pt is back to baseline does not mean baseline is normal. Ask why. Might learn something & be able to help #MedTwitter

In 2019-2020, the *average* US medical student scored a 245 on USMLE Step 2 CK. In 1993-1994, this would have been a 98th percentile score. This is not an April Fool’s Day joke. youtu.be/JS0o8gRahQs

A few ET tubes, a couple central lines, 5 patients, several rapid responses and a code later.. first day of residency (in the ICU) is done. Can’t wait to look back on this day but also savoring how new I feel. #GetLearnt

Note to my future Sodium-fixing self……When treating hyperNa make sure all of the patient’s IV meds are in D5W. When treating hypoNa make sure they are in NS.

ALT / AST levels in liver disease #LiverTwitter #4KMedEd ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…

I’m imaging that in 6-7 months, we’ll have enough grasp on the intern life to be able to teach well!

"HFpEF" Increased LV wall thickness No history of hypertension Carpal tunnel syndrome Spinal stenosis Peripheral neuropathy 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩

Just found Huppert’s Notes. AKA an organized concise gold mine of Internal Medicine information. ✌🏼

#TipsForNewDocs Don't shy away from giving patients bad news- false hope is worse. Offer honest assessment of prognosis + options -> together make a plan. End with a promise: you will still be their doc even if you can't fix their disease. #kittlesonrules

If this is true and I’m just now learning about it I am going to be mad.

1/3. Had a great discussion about rigors this morning. This discussion led to the anticipation of bacteremia in our pt. Why ? Saman Nematollahi & Tony Breu 's tweetorials from 2020 discussed this association in detail. #medtwitter #MedStudentTwitter #Rigors #Bacteremia

This essay is crazy popular. I am surprised. To me it is pretty simple. 100+ comments in a few hours. drvinayprasad.com/p/when-the-pat…

The management of ascites in patients with cirrhosis can get tricky. When they’re hospitalized, whether the wards or the ICU, making sure we don’t overdo it is a delicate balance. This article details an algorithm for this. 🎩 tip to the authors. eddyjoemd.com/foamed/

Fantastic framework and review

These days the inpatient service is disheartening. It is sad to see the over medicalization, over treatment, and over testing of our patients. The only thing we don’t over do is actually sitting down and having honest conversations with patients and their family members.

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