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As a Cardiology fellow, we get a lot of consults for Cardiogenic Shock. Part 1: Definition/Pathophysiology. *Not to use as medical advice, just tips, and always discuss with yo...
Asking medical students important questions ⁉️ answered 💯. Where is the little area ? https://t.co/zA91wyBvMn
As a Cardiology fellow, we get a lot of consults for Stable Angina. Here is my approach/work-up for this consult (Part 1). *Not to use as medical advice, just tips, and always d...
Nephrology getting better. https://t.co/oeoKvJVCrY Most US medical school graduates MD and DOs to match into nephrology. (It was the most DOs ever, and most US MDs since 2010, bu...
#POCUS #tamponade #MedEd Short axis view and 🔗to source in thread. https://t.co/ttfIPuF2Gz
As a Cardiology fellow, we get a lot of consults for NSTEMI. Here is my approach/work-up for this consult (Part 2). *Not to use as medical advice, just tips, and always discuss...
As a Cardiology fellow, we get a lot of consults for NSTEMI. Here is my approach/work-up for this consult (Part 1). *Not to use as medical advice, just tips, and always discuss...
Saw this today There is a crisis in medical education where docs think they know the counterfactual for individuals 1. Many other drugs could have been used, inc. past drugs, whic...
3 and a half years The amount of time I've been working as a Physician Assistant in a broken health care system in the United States What have I learned? Here are my main 5 takea...
1/Tonsillar or peritonsillar abscess? That is the question! When you look at a neck CT, do you know which one to say? A #tweetorial on #tonsillitis complications #medtwitter #radtw...
As a Cardiology fellow, we get a lot of consults for systolic heart failure. Here is my approach/work-up for this consult (Part 3). *Not to use as medical advice, just tips, and...
As a Cardiology fellow, we get a lot of consults for systolic heart failure. Here is my approach/work-up for this consult (Part 1). *Not to use as medical advice, just tips, and...
Clinical reasoning point for students and residents: Depending on how far along the diagnostic process you are for a given issue, the content/structure of the assessment/plan for...
As a Cardiology fellow, we get a lot of consults for atrial fibrillation. Here is my approach/work-up for this consult. *Not to use as medical advice, just tips, and always dis...
During my Internal Medicine training, I wrote 100s of discharge (d/c) summaries. In my PGY4 chief year, I was an outpatient attending and reviewed many d/c summaries. Here are...
Basic cardiac #POCUS views image acquisition flash cards. Courtesy of Philips Healthcare #MedEd #Nephpearls #echofirst 🧵 1/ https://t.co/aBhWbGcX5c
During my Internal Medicine training, I wrote 100s of History and Physicals (H&Ps). Now as a Cardiology fellow, I read every single H&P for a new consult. Here are some tips an...
Clinical Case for Junior Doctors and residents 1. 20-yr old was brought with history of non-progressive difficulty in walking and poor cognitive functions since childhood. Motor an...
As a Cardiology fellow, we get a lot of consults for syncope. Here is my approach/work-up for this consult. *Not to use as medical advice, just tips, and always discuss with yo...
As a Cardiology fellow, we get a lot of consults for chest pain. Here is my approach/work-up for this consult. *Not to use as medical advice, just tips, and always discuss with...
#Reviewcourse #ACR22 🔥 spondyloarthritis 👉The spectrum of nR SpA, R SpA and bamboo spine 🚫 linear #MedTwitter #MedEd #rheumatology @ACRheum #ACRambassador https://t.co/ruEaeGJz...
I had the opportunity to round this weekend with my attending 1:1 for Cardiology Consults. Here are some thoughts on ways to make rounds more efficient and effective. These skill...
🤓Covering up on the missed content from #ACR22 & here's what I'm learning from the review course! #MedTwitter #MedEd #Rheumatology #ACRambassador @ACRheum 🔸Sjogren's syndrome🔸...
Clonus - The maximum hyperexcitability! “rhythmic involuntary muscular contractions induced by the sudden passive stretching of a muscle or tendon” - hyperactive DTR (4+) #MedTw...
