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Episode 23 Logistics and Liabilities in Pandemics (COVID-19)

March 23, 2020March 23, 2020 Saud Leave a Comment

Just a quick review of how to prepare legally and logistically for the realities of a pandemic. How do you safely comeback to work and volunteer? How do you coordinate your team to set up and write a legally binding document that makes sure that you can provide care with limited liability   #Corona #Covid-19 […]

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Episode 22: Misplaced Chest Tubes, A guide to Troubleshooting

March 21, 2020March 21, 2020 Saud Leave a Comment

Chest tube in the lung?  Chest tube in the liver?  I though it was a pneumothorax but now its draining blood!  How to deal with a diagnose misplaced chesttubes   #thoracics #trauma #chesttubes #emergencymedicine #surgery #anesthesia #thoracics #criticalcare #pneumothorax #hemothorax 

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Episode 21: Pediatric Series: Non-Acciddental Injury in Kids

March 19, 2020March 19, 2020 Saud Leave a Comment

Or Child Abuse and Neglect.  How to spot it ? What causes it?  What you can do the ER?  What’s next?  #pediatrics #trauma #pediatricsurgery #ICU #criticalcare #Scan #childabuse #childprotection #emergencymedicine

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Episode 20: Pediatric Series: Traumatic Brain Injuries and Drowning

March 17, 2020March 17, 2020 Saud Leave a Comment

When to do a CT brain?  Screening for Drowning and when they can be cleared for discharge?  Antibiotics?  #drowning #neardrowning #TBI #concussion #pediatrics #pediatricsurgery #ER #trauma #surgery #pedsemerg #emergencymedicine #criticalcare #concussion

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Episode 19: From Cave painting to AI. A short review of the Medical Chart

March 15, 2020March 15, 2020 Saud Leave a Comment

So this was inspired by a tough day at work where a resident just genuinely didn’t feel the need for documentation.  Short Journey from Hippocrates (who probably didn’t write that oath) to modern drivers of documentation and AI.  You can blame him if it’s too boring.  #Medicalhistory #history #documentation #hippocrates #foamed #meded

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Episode 18: Pediatric Series : Pediatric Trauma Injury Patterns and Kinematics

March 12, 2020March 12, 2020 Saud Leave a Comment

What is the most common missed injury?  Whats the most common cause of mortality?  Why are they so hard to intubate?    All of these questions and more. #trauma #ICU #SURGERY #ER #Resuscitation #PALS #injury #criticalcare #foamed #meded #pediatrics #pediatricsurgery

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Episode 17: ECMO in Pregnancy

March 9, 2020March 9, 2020 Saud Leave a Comment

Continuing on the theme from the last two episodes we’re looking at how ECLS can apply in pregnant patients.     

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Episode 16: Trauma in Pregnancy

March 7, 2020March 7, 2020 Saud Leave a Comment

Ever wondered what to do with a pregnant GSW? Burn? MVC?  Risks?  Fetal Monitoring?    If it sounds overwhelming well tune in  #foamed #obstetrics #trauma #icu #surgery #orthopedics #ER #emergencymedicine #pregnancy #neontology

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Episode 15: Preparing you ICU for a Pandemic (COV-19)

March 5, 2020March 5, 2020 Saud Leave a Comment

How to train people?  Should split the patient among attendings?  How make a temporary negative pressure isolation room and ward.  How to deal with the stress involved?  Preplanning.  Also don’t forget to check out the emcrit podcast dedicated to covid19 airways  #cov-19 #COVID19 #corona #isolationrooms #infectioncontrol #FOAMED #MEDED #ICU #criticalcare

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Episode 14: ECMO in Trauma – Is it Really That Crazy?

March 4, 2020March 4, 2020 Saud Leave a Comment

Just a brief review of the literature.  Key Questions.  What populations? What are the risks? Heparin ?  #trauma #ECMO #surgery #CRITICALcare #ICU #MEDED #FOAMED #Emergencymedicine #ECLS

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