Can't or shouldn't use LR with IV Zosyn.

How do you utilise Aortic Pulsality index in your practice?

I met a Boston flight medic at a critical care, conference, and he said he wants transported a patient that was on 500 mcg a minute of norepinephrine. Also, all the other vasopressors, too like vasopressin, epi, dobutamine, methylene blue.

Is research experience during medical school or IM residency important/make or break for matching into a CCM fellowship like it can be for PCCM?

Our facility uses weight based dosing.

how many months did you take to prepare?

Thanks for the class 🙌🏽

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I am starting my job as ICU resident, this Vedio is a jam , loved it

Great advice doc, in my experience in critical care and flight nursing it’s physicians like your self who have taken the time share their knowledge with me that have made the greatest impacts on my career as a critical care RN. I’m just beginning my Acute Care NP program this fall. Your advice brought to light some new facts for me to investigate. Thank you keep up the good work on this channel 🤙

Great advice doc, in my experience in critical care and flight nursing it’s physicians like your self who have taken the time share their knowledge with me that have made the greatest impacts on my career as a critical care RN. I’m just beginning my Acute Care NP program this fall. Your advice brought to light some new facts for me to investigate. Thank you keep up the good work on this channel 🤙

At finally lidocaine is better than amiodorane

Thanks for saying the hard stuff out loud. We do our best, but in the end, God gets the final vote.

Unfortunately does nothing for UTI.

Well I got dystonia and restlessness but it was for nausea. I can't by the best of me imagine this drug to be a good drug. Just stop ot with it and find something better.

Can we use nss side chain LRS ? i saw some example from my class that use nss for maintenance fluid and LRS for concurrent loss

saludos desde mexico!

Can you do a video about anesthesiologist critical care fellowship?

THANK YOU for mentioning the RT!!! Most don’t in these tutorials.

I took the Internal Medicine Boards 1996. I haven't taken it again. That is eighteen years ago. I read the MKSAP only and managed to pass the first time back then. However, I have very limited chronic internal medicine work history, doing mostly ER now. However, even to work ER with an internal medicine training if I don't get certified again, they want it renewed to gain other ER jobs. It is totally different practicing of medicine. Just wondering if I have to do MOC training, too?

Thank you

Is a simple fingertip pulse oximeter measuring both arterial and venous blood? If so, could a high reading be bad if oxygen is not being utilized and just recirculating? Also, What about using thiamine and Methylene Blue to increase oxygen consumption by the mitochondria? What would you say is happening when after breathing 90% oxygen for a few minutes and a pulse oximeter reads 100‰ , this 100% can be hit for many minutes afterwards, when normally it would be much lower? Any ideas?

And notice you said they told him to cut down, but didnt say how much of it he was eating. Then i the end you say “everything in moderation”. Lol okay bro. You’re not very bright

Just because you look healthy doesnt mean your blood is. Red meat increases fat in your blood. If all you eat is red meat or if you eat it a lot, you will clog your arteries. Its simple science. You could look as healthy as you want, fit doesnt equal healthy. You could be fit eating junk food, its about the calories you take in.

Weight but we use ideal body weight vs actual weight

Thank you , this is very helpful!!

I have both mag and potassium deficiency but whenever i take magnesium i feel that it increases the demands for more potassium, is this true ?

I would do one thing… talk about what the values or reading will look like in relation to consumption and delivery…

Watch the tyramines that chocolate binge could give you a stroke

This is interesting. I suspect I had serious low potassium that went unnoticed by my doctors last year, crawling through the eye of the needle. They tested all my electrolytes right away after I went to ER with my symptoms, but only serum so it came back normal and they dismissed me as being healthy aka its all in my head. I have been sick for almost two years now, and only my own research and analysing brought me recently to the idea I might have been low on potassium all this time (extreme fatique to a point I was afraid to die which probably was such a low level of potassium that I would pass out, but my common sense told me to drink some juice and take a multivitamine which happened to contain potassium as well and electrolytes right away), numbness, digestion issues, arrhytmia, high bloodpressure, issues with water balance, muscle tremors I had it all. I also had all the issues that deplete potassium like magnesium deficiency, malnutrition, stress, sweating too much, drinking too less etc). But my doctor wont test me on cellulair level, still not with all the possible evidence. The way I kept going and went from being mostly in my bed too lethargic to live back to getting my life back, for me was really eating things high in potassium as I realise now and supplementing magnesium. Lately I have been taking extra potassium both supplement and diet rich in potassium, but the effect is not really big, eventhough I do function again. After watching this video I decided to swap a bit my supplement protocol and take magnesium 1-2 hours before potassium and not just before bed time and today I felt a difference. No more dizziness, no more palpitations and my heartrate kept more steady as well. I have been supplementing magnesium for a while now, just not close to my intake of potassium. I must say I have good and bad days, it could be coincidence but magnesium seemed to give me benefit anyway. But now I will take it more smart. Step by step Im getting healthy again, but if potassium was the cullprit all along, I´d be happy to finaly have an answer to my mysterious disease.

How are the working hours?

Amazing class . Great video. Thanks .

Cool

Great content

Med student here - how important is it that I get a good foundation in DL as we go more and more to ubiquitous VL? Feels like based on this video and what I have seen, DL is just something that is getting phased out (or just a superior standard of care, VL, is being phased in)

watching this in 2024 thank you for the video! in what cases the PEEP is to set at 0?

mcg/kg/min regardless of patient's weight

In the mental institution they call this “booty juice”

THANKS A LOT ❤❤

Plz suggest medicine for DKA patients

A lot of the problem in med school is the culture. So we really need to fix it.

And I think if you don’t go to med school or don’t complete it, it’s okay. Please anybody don’t think this is the only thing in the world. In life there are a lot of options and opportunities and there are a lot of gifts and talents.

I really appreciate your explanation and tying the system together😊. Great explanation of AKI

Hey Eddy, paramedic here, I just discovered your videos on KZbin. The prehospitalist's posts on Instagram have led me over here. Keep up the great work. I think having both options available are great, EMS perspective, I don't have as many intubations. I think VL would benefit the inexperienced provider when needing to make the call to take the airway of a patient, for increased success rates. :)

This video nailed it! Pretty much come with your A-game, be attentive, passionate, eager to learn, and come back better the next day better. At least that’s what I got from it. Thank you!

Thank you for someone who understands

Transitioning to weight based pressors

Constructive criticism. Too much introduction in the shorts