@DrNickB_ObAnaes Use the wrapping that the syringe that will be used to draw up the drug to wrap the tip of the vial. That way, when glass breaks it is in wrapper, not fingers
@amit_pawa It will take a change to infection control guidelines/ regulations in Australia. HLD required (based on poor evidence IMHO). Similar guidelines in UK/Ireland
@grahamwalker @ResaELewiss As a doctor working in Aus l, I would be interested in what process efficiencies and support staff you love and find helpful
@kyliebaker888@jrobi09@Wilkinsonjonny I’ve seen it on a Venue in SA. The key remains on a good B mode image. Fundamentals first. I guess demos remain a challenge to arrange in the current climate
We were saddened to hear of the passing of Prof John Harbison, Ireland's first State forensic pathologist with over 30 years of service. Prof Harbison graduated from @tcddublin in medicine in 1960 and lectured in medical jurisprudence for many years with us. #RIP
#HFpEF pearl of the day: Evaluation of motion of the interventricular septum can be helpful to determine etiology/pathophys in HFpEF pts. Case: 58 yo man w/SOB, ascites, 2+ LE edema. EF 50%. Initially referred to hepatology for poss. liver failure. What did liver biopsy show?
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@NephroP Generally would suggest to consider gravity. Fluid induced B lines tend to be more pronounced at bases with effusions. Apical lung assessment ok for sliding screen but inadequate for lung exam
@NephroP@cianmcdermott All Sonosite machines automatically focus to the middle of the screen. This is usually ok but means that I do not like them for lung scanning.
@drevanyates @Pocus101@NephroP@RJonesSonoEM@RubbleEM You can see features of liver disease both clinically and on u/s that takes closer to ascites. May see clot or the organ injured but beyond EFAST. Harder when drunks fall over and have both
@richardbody @NIHR_NCL_MIC Networked images may be preferable but far away in many systems, therefore not generalizable. Use lung u/s as enhanced clinical exam in interim. Still far outstrips CXR for sensitivities, poorer specificities. If include clinical findings you can include u/s