EMCrit Wee - Phil and Rory on the 4 Interface Model for Shock Physiology. We dive deeper in part 2 of the Shock Physiology Series.
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(@emnerd_@thinkingcc)
https://t.co/61MqrNynaW
EMCrit 427 - Advancing Concepts in Shock Physiology. As an intro to a 3-part series, I go over two papers discussing new ways to assess and understand shock hemodynamics.
(@emnerd, @thinkingcc, @saracrager)
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https://t.co/ZKeduDfjCn
EMCrit Wee - Dr. Glaucomflecken [@DGlaucomflecken] on the amazing Eugene EM Physicians triumph over corporate medicine
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https://t.co/1KIeUXZRGc
EMCrit Wee - Compassion in Medicine - Compassionomics with Stephen Trzeciak.
In less than 60 seconds you can dramatically change your patient's and your own experience in medicine!
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https://t.co/JWpx3dUuFR
EMCrit Wee -
How I F*&ked Up at Incrementum 2026
In which I debrief my failure clinically and from a psychological perspective.
#Incrementum2026
https://t.co/4KLbMh6WdF
Airway Triage Debate: Today, a debate with an anesthesiologist [@airwaymxacademy] on the use of his airway triage app and whether it is applicable to resus airways...
https://t.co/TIcALTCc8X
AHA PE Guidelines 2026 are here, so are STRATIFY and HI-PEITHO. I have new takeaways, updated risk stratification, treatment recs, and much more...
https://t.co/uKiVIXHJck
COHb of 32% — should you dive this patient? The answer is more complicated than your tox textbook lets on. New EMCrit with Dave Juurlink unpacking why it is not the slam dunk you were taught. [#FOAMed for a bit]
https://t.co/r9R3t99Ix8
EMCrit Wee - You Don't Understand Dizziness and Vertigo - But You Need To!!!
-Why the Sudbury Risk Score is fairly useless
-Why STANDING is pretty good, but could be improved
-What you should use instead
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https://t.co/2lqMkZvfNN
EMCrit 422 - SSC 2026 Guidelines: The good, the Bad, and the UGLY - a discussion with lead author, Hallie Prescott
A fantastic interview on how the SSC guideline sausage was made and the areas I found contentious
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https://t.co/6fXnmRSzYI
If the data in the paper is correct, it would be because acidosis leads to decreased insulin sensitivity and the argument would be that we need to normalize hyperchloremic acidosis to avoid patient slipping back into DKA.
If instead the contention is that anion gap misses plasma ketones, but serum bicarb would pick it up; that is specious. If you are documenting significant BHB with a normal anion gap then the issue is likely low albumin. A normal bicarb will be just as insensitive to this issue as a normal AG--they are measuring the same thing.
EMCrit 1:1 Nursing 008 – The Stroke Show. We're back from break with our standard fare of crucial info for Resus and Acute Critical Care Nursing.
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https://t.co/3C1gJUTnsV
EMCrit 421 - A Friendly Debate on the Role of ED Pharmacists - I want their minds, not their hands! with @MeganARech#EMPharmacy#EMRX
Listen and then tell us what you think!
https://t.co/ycm8F9UJ5P
EMCrit Wee - An Airway Discussion with Jonathan St George of the Protected Airway Collaborative
Informal chat on the DAS guidelines and a bunch of other airway stuff.
https://t.co/IPwjrU8fk0
EMCrit 420 - #CVEMCrit - Nuanced Presentations of Dynamic Left Ventricular Outflow Tract Obstruction (LVOTO): When It’s a “Two-Ventricle” Problem — and So Much More
@TrinaAugustinMD
Have you diagnosed dLVOTO in the past 3 months? If not, then you missed it!
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https://t.co/vP49R7Yj4U