PGY-3 @GWEMresidency | Health policy, EMS and Disaster Medicine | Tweeting #EBM #FOAMed
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Joined June 2021
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Oral water more effective than IV water for immediate BP rise in orthostatic hypotension. Oropharyngeal SNS receptors to the rescue. Super cool. #KidneyWk
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Weekend Digest
Name the Pathogen
Five Clues
1. Tick-borne zoonoses
2. West of the Mississippi River
3. Multiple 1-3 days of fever with crisis phenomenon
4. Hepatosplenomegaly
5. Thick and thin blood smears
Jordan Detrick, MD retweeted
Barium study of a 19F with diabetes, abdominal pain, vomiting and weight loss. What’s the diagnosis?
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All rejected papers share one common flaw: a weak discussion section.
I know because I used to write them too.
If you're stuck on the discussion section,
wondering how to tie it all together,
this is for you:
ALT Annotated parts of the discussion section: big summary/ importance statement for the science, scientific findings as extension of previous work, findings' scientific implications, how this engineering will facilitate future research, forward-looking statements about the field as a whole, a summary/importance of the engineering aspect of the work, how it facilitates scientific research, limitations of the platform show which questions would be unanswered, how it will facilitated medical research.
Just requested PTO for Inauguration Day because I live in DC and I want to go see the First Female President sworn in 🥹
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If you provide patients with blood transfusions in the ED or ICU, it’s worth your while to check out these new guidelines from CHEST. 🎩 tip to the authors.
eddyjoemd.com/foamed/
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#PEM Question of the Week🔥
A 6 y/o male presents after a house fire. He is confused, has soot around his mouth, and has labored breathing with a SpO2 of 83%.
In addition to managing his ABCs, what else should you administer?
2%Hydroxychloroquine
8%Succimer
79%Hydroxocobalamin
10%Dimercaprol
87 votes • Final results Jordan Detrick, MD retweeted
TW: suicide
There is an empty corner desk in a resident workroom at GW. Now forever engraved in my mind, that desk is a harrowing reminder of the cost of medical training. In his final words, Dr. William West said that he was simply out of gas, that he had nothing left to give.
ALT Dr. William West's desk in a resident workroom. Flowers adorn the desk and his white coat hangs to the side.
Jordan Detrick, MD retweeted
Trauma and any intracranial bleeds are the most common risk factors for neurogenic pulmonary edema - it is related to the physiology of increased intracranial pressure
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Twelve hours after urgent coronary angiography, the appearance of this patient’s feet had changed. What is the most likely explanation for the finding? @ManualOMedicine #FOAMed
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Blisters seen in a patient with diabetic gastroparesis. What’s the diagnosis?
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A hypotensive trauma patient arrives in your ED without access, do you...
(a) Go straight to IO
(b) Attempt IV
(c) Fumble around with a central line because you think you are faster than what you actually are
A prospective study of 581 patients with 1410 attempts in @JTraumAcuteSurg found that IO was far superior in first-attempt access over IV and CVC (93% vs 67% vs 59%).
journals.lww.com/jtrauma/Abs…
#emergency #emergencymedicine #icu #criticalcare #trauma #injury #foamed #foamcc #data #science #research #armyemdoc #medtwitter
Jordan Detrick, MD retweeted
Friends!! Please consider calling or emailing your state representative in the House or Senate & asking them to consider co-sponsoring the Resident Education Deferred Interest (REDI) Act (Senate Resolution 704 / House Resolution 1202). This bi-partisan bill that would amend (1/2)
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28 YOM drank from his glass at work. Immediately screamed he was poisoned & began washing mouth out with water hose before collapsing into convulsions about 3 min later. Medics: coma, R 8, HR 91, BP 160/108; fixed mydriasis. Blood glucose 288 mg/dL. A fib. @ToxAndHound
