Howdy #MedTwitter! My name is Erica Renfrew. I am a OMSlV at A.T. Still University Kirksville College of Medicine. I'm applying FM for #Match2024 ! I'm passionate about whole-person, hands-on, community healthcare. I have interests in sports medicine and aerospace medicine!
I’m staying in St. Louis with my Fiancé at my #1 program! I’ve had a lot of nerves leading to this day and it’s a surreal feeling on the other side of it. I’m so grateful for everyone’s support and love. Joyous celebration 🎉❤️
Well dang. I had my first almost feinting spell in medical school. Almost all 4 years without one! The nurses were so great and fished me out of the procedure room. It was during a MILD procedure out of anything. Just pieces of the spine being taken out, got me.
I ran into my childhood friend at #AAFPNC ❤️❤️❤️ its so wonderful that we both found our way to Family Medicine! Makes me so proud! I just know he’s a great physician! #FMrevolution
📄 20 studies that Internal Medicine Residents should read in the first year 👇
1/ 🏃♀️ RACE II trial: Lenient resting HR < 110 was non-inferior to a strict HR < 80 in patients with atrial fibrillation.
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Better weather means dinner time on my back patio. ❤️ I live in an older neighborhood in St Louis, where the trees are giants, our buildings are less than a arms length apart and maybe a little tilted. In the summer, I can hear a melody of bird and squirrel chirps, 1/
children laughing, radios blasting, and maybe an argument or two. After a long day at the hospital or like today studying for boards, it’s just so wonderful to be surrounded by life. My eyes are a little puffy from overstrain. I close them, lay in my hammock, and soak it all in.
#MayThe4thBeWithYou!
What happens when the Force (of gravity) is NOT with you, always? Here at @NASA, it's our job to find out. Low gravity can have a big impact on muscles, bones and joints. Learn more: https://t.co/1cgxNdlEd8
There's a documented incident of the instantaneous effects of vacuum on the human body, during suit testing. He could feel the saliva on his tongue start to bubble... Here is a video about Jim LeBlanc's experience: https://t.co/11WCry88xG
Another lecture at NASA explained space suits! The suits keep astronauts safe in a literal vacuum. The hands are one of the most difficult designs to allow movement and tool use! 👍✋