@olsonplanner@JeffSteinerDO These are some of the concerns I had as well. Even outside of the whole life policy it felt weird having such a large chunk going to low risk areas.
We may be talking more in the future.
Thanks for your time today and knowledge shared to others in the past
@olsonplanner@JeffSteinerDO In total it would be
47000 + 14000 + 60000 = 121,000 as I'm married and my wife would still work and we will fully fund her accounts as well
So 25000/121000 = 0.206 or 20.6%
@olsonplanner@JeffSteinerDO I think I will have roughly 5k/month to go towards the high risk stock and low risk portfolio outside of the contributions to 403b and backdoor roths
@olsonplanner@JeffSteinerDO He is recommending 25k/year into the whole life policy with a 3m death benefit. We didn't get into details on premium vs cash value. I've asked for the actual policy information so I can review it and he is quoting a 4.6% return on the whole life policy
@olsonplanner@JeffSteinerDO Whole life is being recommended as a substitute for low risk investment portfolio (bonds etc.)
The remainder of my retirement plan would be a 403b through employee, backdoor Roth, then a high risk (stock investment portfolio), then a low risk portfolio that he highly recommends.
@acweyand Certaintly has it's role as an acute phase reactant but I'm fairly sure this comes back within a reasonable time for me to consider prescribing iron from the ED in select cases. Will do some more reading! Thanks!
@KelseyMedicine Facts. My wife and I hated planning it. So many things other people said we had to have that we didn't want/couldn't afford/didn't need. The day of was fantastic but the rest 🤮
@IsaacLamb01 Lactate 37.8. endocarditis patient
TBilli 32.4
Na 98
ETOH 564
Ammonia was ~440
Ck: 220k
I also have a small list
Recently had a diurised patient of 20L negative, was like 50ish lbs just during ICU stay
@TraumaSoapBoxes I think context is probably most important. Vaso and NE started in the ED coming to the ICU absolutely not stable. Day 3-5 in the ICU weaning NE throughout shift with vaso on, kind of stable.
@ABsteward My only fun fact is that even though it is a first gen cephalosporin it has 0 cross reactivity to penicillin allergic patients and is safe in penicillin allergies. (Feel free to correct me if I am wrong but pretty confident in that)
@swoonganz I read this directly after restarting home psych meds for an overnight admission that were all held. I do this at least 2-3 times a week I feel. And it's common knowledge that these meds should not be abruptly stopped yet I still see it constantly