Don’t know who to share it with because I’ve been so interested in aortic aneurysms since EMT training. I’m a Nocturnist PA and am typically the one who “catches” these and tonight the CT Surgeon let me assist. I am forever grateful for this experience.
A lot of people don’t know this: many hospitals in the States have no trainees/residents, so an attending takes the in-hospital call. It is 3:00 am now and if you visit our 200-bed hospital, the only physicians you will find are the ED attending, the hospitalist and me.
A lot of people don’t know this: many hospitals in the States have no trainees/residents, so an attending takes the in-hospital call. It is 3:00 am now and if you visit our 200-bed hospital, the only physicians you will find are the ED attending, the hospitalist and me.
Are the on-call neurologist, myself, and my amazing rapid team about to be dinged for a delay in TNK administration timed vs the onset of stroke symptoms due to the patient going into RESPIRATORY DISTRESS REQUIRING INTUBATION POST CT???
Because if so, I have words…
@AshleyGWinter I have an appt in 1.5 weeks to finish my series! I got the first one at 18 and somehow never finished despite me going to the GYN every 3 months for ovarian cysts ¯\_(ツ)_/¯