@khaledzeid The pattern appears to be a fibrotic NSIP. The question was likely what side of her body does she usually sleep on. My guess is right based on the significantly worse disease on right. She likely has aspiration/reflux (silent or otherwise) overnight.
@TPP_MD I hope only people who could truly afford the loss are affected, but I’m sure that’s not the case. I was very tempted to get into things like this but decided the risk of total loss wasn’t worth it. I’ll stick with index funds. Unlikely all USA companies go to 0 all at once.
@ross_prager I think these are all really excellent and thoughtful. My concern with #1 is the generalizability to all comers to the ICU. The issue being is that patients don’t present to hospital uniformly at time 0. Some would get source control at hour 3 of illness and some at day 3.
@nickmmark Pulm/Crit here. Nights was the only week of my M3 surgery rotation that I wasn’t miserable. The skeleton crew meant you got to actually be a part of it. Trauma/hot appy/ischemic gut, all of it was great to see as a student and you really felt like you were in the game on nights.