Doctor in Richmond, Virginia with a background in engineering. Fan of 3D printing, board games, and DIY projects. Currently working on training for a marathon.
@BrandSanderson@doctorow Do you really see that many people return audiobooks on audible? I have bought hundreds of books on there, absolutely love the ease of use and recommendation system they have. The ability to return a book I didn't like makes me more likely to branch out and try new authors.
@MichaeLheureux @cderekleiner @rva_IntMedPD@VCU_IMRes@scall1200@DrJaredDyer Those are interesting results, and definitely counterintuitive to what I thought. I try to summarize everything in patient friendly terminology after the presentation, and generally have gotten good feedback from patients for using bedside rounds vs table or doorway rounds. 🤔
(1/9) #Physicalexam#Tweetorial@VCU_IMRes Cardiac auscultation is all about identifying normal from abnormal sounds. Like any skill this takes practice. In 1904 Dr Charles W. Larned published how to “mimic” heart sounds
Here is how to practice without a patient or even a heart!
Blown away by @CPSolvers morning report today. Was such a great case and discussion. Will definitely be tuning in regularly. @jackpenner@aoglasser @DxRxEdu great job!
Lately a lot of blood drives have been cancelled, yet the need for donors continues. I just donated - if you are currently healthy see if there is an open drive near you where you can donate and help prevent a severe blood shortage! https://t.co/YigDjCl6vy
#donateblood@RedCross
Fantastic morning report today from my current resident Dr. Sergei Airapetov today on pacemaker indications. Thanks to @JoseFcoHuizar for facilitating and giving some excellent tips on reading EKGs.
Blown away by @ptfaddenMD and his impressive diagnostic reasoning skills at CPC today! Doctors like Pat make @VCUInternalMed and @RichmondVAMC amazing places to work!