Pocket_PMR

Educational website on PM&R related topics. Spreading the word of our awesome specialty! Email: [email protected]

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

New website- https://t.co/X6vCdaCPFk just launched. New topics added continuously. Great for ABPMR board studying, medical students rotation on PM&R rotations, or PM&R resident who need to brush up on relevant rehab medicine topics.

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

Check out the new review of stellate ganglion blocks by Jose Fernandez, MD, @anusha_leksh , MD, Ihsan Balkaya, MD at https://t.co/vWTx3tVHy2

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

For medical students interested in the field of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, please join the UT San Antonio PM&R Resident Roundtable Tuesday August 25, 2020

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

How many times will I have to explain to my mom what a physiatrist does?!🧐

[George Raum, DO @GeorgeRaumDO]

@selenejDO @PocketPMR has some great (and free) resources. Same with PM&R KnowledgeNOW through the AAPMR!

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

Nice review on placebo & nocebo effects by @BPovieng posted.
A topic on pain medicine boards

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

Any physicians willing to give a 30 minute didactic presentation on ancillary sources of income or investing as a physician? This woukd be for a residency program. If interested DM me

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

@earbit123 @MLRobertsonMD @gabmayer @cjstreed @ChaseTMAnderson @derekw518 @KazJNelson @AtashaJordan @vishinthesea @jack_turban @brydone_jack @_HarryPaul_ @almostdr_obrien @jbullockruns @chandan_khandai @DStrattMD @MedlawDan @dkirch888 @dlazzam96 @formerlypissed @ConcorsErica @kari_jerge @AmarGillll @queerdoctor @siegenatorJS @CchristmColleen @meggerber @UREssien @MPOHealthLit @leannekmho @alexjestrella @IreneLKalbian @katie_ventre @gaffey_robert @allison_horan @phungannie03 @jesscolburn @MMukherjeeMD @ORourkeJr @_andykramer @alexlloydmd @DaltonBradymed @dan_mckee @JakeEgghead Good luck, check out UT Health San Antonio's didactics if you haven't yet on Thursday and Friday mornings via zoom.

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

A common round question for medical students or PGY2 PM&R residents is to define spasticity vs dystonia. @DrSarahMSmith has written a concise review on dystonia https://t.co/woP9dZ2uoA

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

@alirendely @RebeccaTitmanMD None that specialize in pregnancy rehab at the moment here

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

New review on pregnancy-associated pain posted. Thank you to @oliviajvetter for helping author this topic!
https://t.co/SdMGVDzltU

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

Great review on PRP by @EmorySportsMed @ChrisCherianMD and his residents!
Check it out at https://t.co/AbGluLJ3EA

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

New questions attached to review topics. New questions added frequently.
https://t.co/X6vCdaCPFk

#physicaltherapy #rehab #residency #rehabmed #pain #sports

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

A review of common medications used in PM&R.
What is your go-to medication for common conditions we treat in rehab medicine?
https://t.co/mnpxrIztCc

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

Hiccups would not be contralateral

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

A 55 year old male with PMHx of HTN presents to the emergency department with acute on right sided ptosis, miosis, dysarthria, soft voice, hiccups, vertigo, and left sided hemiplegia.
Which of his symptoms do not correlate with an injury to the lateral medulla? #Neurology

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

@hsaadati20 😁👏🏽🏋🏾‍♂️

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

Big shout out to @VermaN21, Interventional Spine and Musculoskeletal Fellow @ Alabama Ortho Spine and Sports for writing the new degenerative disc disease review! Check it out 👉https://t.co/dZdqGR00Y7
#pain #painmedicine #discdisease #sportsandspine

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

Which character of the motor unit action potential (MUAP) is the parameter that best reflects the number of recruited muscle fibers during EMG?

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

https://t.co/KtC8KRz38t

[Pocket_PMR @PocketPMR]

A 23 yo male is 10 days status post of a left sided subarachnoid hemorrhage due to an intracranial aneurysm. This morning you notice he has new-onset severe headache, dysarthria and right sided weakness. Which of the following would most likely have prevented this occurrence?