EM Principles
Bored Review 6/17
Grock + Bogoch= 1) In which area of the body is central cyanosis most likely to be detected? 2) What are the causes of central cyanosis? RIVERS, baby. Version 6.
Residency Life
6/25 Adult Journal Club
Which neutropenic patients are sick? Or sick-est? During the heme/onc module, Dr Reisman will dissect the following paper: neturo cohort Let’s discuss pre-conference: Is this applicable to your practice? What are the limitations? Will this change what you do tomorrow?
Morning Report
Morning Report: 3/4/2014
Morning Report is back after taking a few weeks off! Here’s Dr. Waldman with today’s edition! BLAST CRISIS: Medicine say what? Case: 33 yo M irritable, yelling about SOB, abdominal pain, CP. After doctor approaches bedside, pt states he is not himself over the last several months he Read more…
Morning Report
Morning Report: 12/12/2013
Thanks to Dr. Lewis for today’s Morning Report! Coumadin-induced Coagulopathy Coumadin Antithrombic effect: blocks activation of vitamin K → interferes with hepatic carboxylation of coagulation factors II, VII, IX and X → impairs the extrinsic and common pathway Prothrombic effect: Blocks activation of protein C and S Circulating Read more…
Morning Report
Morning Report: 9/6/2013
Thanks to Dr. Bradby for today’s Morning Report! Stroke in Sickle Cell Disease Neurological and Hematological Emergency 24% of sickle cell disease patients have a stroke by the age of 45 years these people have an increased risk of secondary stroke 2-3 years after initial CVA (recurrence rate of Read more…