Emergency Medicine PharmD ๐๐, former actor ๐ญ๐ฌ, UNC Chapel Hill alum. PGY1 UNC ๐๐ | PGY2 EM Froedtert & MCW ๐ง๐บ. Views are my own. Hamlet I, iii, 78.
The front page of tomorrow's @dailytarheel โ
I shed many tears while typing up these heart-wrenching text messages sent and received by UNC students yesterday. Our campus was on lockdown for more than three hours.
Beyond proud of this cover and the team behind it.
Tomorrow weโll ring the Bell Tower in honor of Dr. Zijie Yan, who died in yesterdayโs shooting. I encourage every Tar Heel to take a moment of silence during that time. At this time, letโs continue to support one another and strengthen our #UNC community. https://t.co/fxNkKTzCi1
@EMPoisonPharmD My schedule is 1030-2100, 8 on/6 off. Often stay till 2200, sometimes till 2300 or 0000. Several times now retail pharmacists have called the ED for me at 9 am or so. When the unit secretary replies that Iโm not in yet, the response is consistently: โWow, must be nice!โ
@BienvenidaAna@EMPoisonPharmD Agreed! We package a 5-mL syringe with the box, as well. After reconstitution, we instruct everyone to toss that 10-mL syringe in the garbage asap.
The Neurocritical Care Society recommends all patients with ICH on warfarin with INR >1.3 receive IV vit K & prothrombin complex concentrate to reduce the likelihood of hematoma expansion. No specific time goals exist for this therapeutic intervention. https://t.co/XsyfWhEyPW
Oh hey thatโs us @Apothecorey@AshleyBrost@RxMilwaukee!
Reversal speedโก๏ธno impact on outcome. Waiting for INR=safe. Interestingly, โfixed dosingโ associated w/ not achieving INR goal, and not achieving INR goal associated w worse outcome. ๐ค the debate continues. #MedTwitter