A podcast for Emergency Medicine practitioners. Focus on getting juice from your squeeze & learning for long term retention. Run by Jason Hine MD. Opinions own.
In our 5th installment with @downeastem we review the PARAMEDIC 2 trial & ask the question:
Has Epi in cardiac arrest seen its end?
https://t.co/J3GA6udiim
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A call to action!
Working on a project that catalogs the experiences we medical professionals have in the face of gun violence. Looking for stories. Please share your experiences!!
#itsourlane#gunviolence
Happy to have helped create the podcast companion to the fantastic @downeastem Blog, an award winning Emergency Medicine educational blog!
Check it out:
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#FOAMed#EmergencyMedicine#collaboration
Very excited to share the future of @EM_sandbox will be done in collaboration w @downeastem, the educational blog & podcast assoc w @MaineMed EM residency program
DownEast is a FANSTASTIC educational resource, awarded one of the top 75 EM blogs last year.
https://t.co/WosQQGE4IT
Newest post is up!
Pulmonary Embolism- review of the decision rules and supporting lit
including the new kid on the block- YEARS
https://t.co/N2LN5kMbxf
#FOAMed#canofworms#YEARSforPE@downeastem
Medical joke of the week:
Anatomy prof to his students:
"The 3 rules in medicine:
1st- be curious" *sinks finger into cadaver's rectum*
students imitate
"2nd be courageous" *licks his finger*
students follow
"Last, be observant. I sank my middle finger & licked my forefinger"
Newest post is up!
Pulmonary Embolism- review of the decision rules and supporting lit
including the new kid on the block- YEARS
https://t.co/N2LN5kMbxf
#FOAMed#canofworms#YEARSforPE@downeastem
@doc_Alaa@Core_EM I think the point @Core_EM is making is there is weak to no evidence of causality between volume depletion and orthostatic changes.
You can find literature on orthostasis as a cause of weak/dizzy, but that is founded on poor data in a disease difficult to prove or disprove
Orthostatic vital signs- not valuable in identifying mild non blood volume loss.
May have sensitivity and identifying large volume blood loss, but if you need them for that, your patient has bigger problems, most notably you.
@Core_EM
https://t.co/8yOrvSClVx
Orthostatic vital signs-
A random number generator with low sensitivity for volume depletion.
If your patient can't stand for orthostatic however, that may be the most sensitive indicator of volume loss.
@Core_EM