Texas A&M EMIG

Official Twitter page of the TAMHSC Emergency Medicine Interest Group! #FOAMEd #MedEd #FOAMUS #FOAMCC
Tweets and retweets by @smuramed

[Alex Koyfman @EMHighAK]

EM Cases: Emergency Management of Intracerebral Hemorrhage – The Golden Hour https://t.co/i39EAor6IP #foamed #foamcc #foamems

[Strata5 @Nrtaylor101]

This weeks infographic is The Spectrum of Pathology Presenting with Chest Pain. Thanks for the response for the previous weeks. It’s been great fun. I hope you like this one as well. More sizes and formats here https://t.co/N8iVKPzCAt #FOAMed #infographic

[Sam Birks @BirksMD]

Simplifying and beautifying NICE guidance for CT scans in head injuries #FOAMed

[Tim Montrief @EMinMiami]

CTA of disseminated gestational trophoblastic disease. Pt was intubated, received chemo, and later developed ARDS/DAH--> VV ECMO and unfortunately passed. #FOAMed #FOAMrad #ECMO #emergencymedicine @jacksonmiamiEM @edecmo

[emDOCs Team @emdocsdotnet]

EM@3AM: Toxic Megacolon #FOAMed @EMHighAK @long_brit https://t.co/WhmNBmIwlb

[Andrew R. Houghton @arh_cardio]

One Minute #CardioEd:
Brugada syndrome

[J. Scott Wieters MD @EMedCoach]

Best talk on NIPPV you will hear "Rule of 2s" by 2 of my fav! @CriticalCareNow @srrezaie https://t.co/r4nQAJZLwI

[Shyam Murali @smuramed]

Pediatrician that facilitated one of our #Sim sessions used an @ALiEMteam resource to teach us! https://t.co/Us4apqrWws

Also consider the two-bag (or trifusion) method for DKA mgmt. Can titrate insulin and glucose to patient needs.

[SAEM @SAEMonline]

Check out @klinelab's EIC Pick for March's @AcademicEmerMed https://t.co/x4pgwYnH5E

[Jailyn/Ben @coreultrasound]

Check out the latest Ultrasound Podcast and learn from the one and only @doctorlianne the most succulent pediatric US pearls!

https://t.co/MeU3grTfpe

#FOAMed #FOAMrad #FOAMCC

[Shyam Murali @smuramed]

STAYIN ALIVE with @TAMHSC students! How's this for Interprofessionalism @TAMHSCIPE ?? @carrie_byington @TAMUmedicine @TAMHSCEMIG https://t.co/cjQMiStAuW

[Texas A&M EMIG @TAMHSCEMIG]

#TX2StepCPR begins today! Our Emergency med interest group will be hosting training sites on campus. Check out https://t.co/Yg56vUSPV8 for info on where and when.

We're proud to be teaching #Aggies on campus!
@TAMUmedicine @TAMHSC @TAMU @AggieCorps

[Ken Milne MD @TheSGEM]

Preparing a lecture on asthma and in the search came across this article.
https://t.co/EFrciMaujg
So great when I have already done SGEM review:)
https://t.co/FKYMDOn0Zk
@SAEMEBM @AcademicEmerMed #FOAMed

[Siri @heysirimd]

For intubated patients
FAST HUGS IN BED

F- fluids/feeds
A- analgesia
S- sedation
T- thromboprophylaxis

H- head up
U- ulcer ppx
G- glycemic control
S- spontaneous breathing trial

I- indwelling cath
N- NG tube

B- bowel care
E- environment
D- de escalate Abx
#EEMCrit #critcare

[AMA @AmerMedicalAssn]

An outbreak of Legionnaires' disease that killed 12 people and sickened at least 87 in Flint was caused by low chlorine levels in the municipal water system. https://t.co/0ZWDJjSZGE (via @NPRHealth)

[Ryan Stanton MD, FACEP @EverydayMed]

New episode featuring Dr. Jon Mark Hirshon talking sickle cell from #ACEP17!!!

Also, don’t forget to subscribe... https://t.co/bdVbfrafEz

[Carrie Byington, MD, FAAP, FIDSA @carrie_byington]

.@TAMHSC faculty & students provided health and wellness screenings to Bryan-College Station community members at two @HEB locations this morning. Happy to be part of this great interprofessional event!

[Benjamin Zabar @BenZabar]

@MKleinMD @ResusPadawan @srrezaie @mcsassymd @EM_Educator @amalmattu @purdy_eve @CabreraERDR @MOX13 @Rick_Pescatore @andyglittle 5: know what resuscitations you are weak on and study them (ACLS? Pedi sepsis? Trauma?) 6: Name what you are treating (this is a prehospital V-fib arrest, this is neutropenia fever. 7: assign roles before and during. 8: keep staff until PT stable, but kick loose when can

[Benjamin Zabar @BenZabar]

@MKleinMD @ResusPadawan @srrezaie @mcsassymd @EM_Educator @amalmattu @purdy_eve @CabreraERDR @MOX13 @Rick_Pescatore @andyglittle 1: if you are running it, don’t do procedures or touch the patient. 2: use closed loop communication. 3: anticipate. (Who doing compressions next, say “after this X-ray we package for CT) 4: Do it like sim competition, summary statement, ask team for ideas.

[Ryan Radecki, MD MS @emlitofnote]

ICYMI: Transfusion-Associated Circulatory Overload occurs about 1/100 transfusions, and it's not good when it does.
https://t.co/mTr7oOysyy