Enjoy this new series called UltraRounds.
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Haney Mallemat
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Haney Mallemat
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Critical Care, Emergency Medicine, Ultrasound, Echocardiography & education. No financial disclosures. Tweets are not medical advice
- The crashing patient on the ventilator is scary and every second counts. You need a stepwise algorithm to stabilize this patient that works fast. This is important if you are a nurse, respiratory therapist, NP, PA, or doctor. #FOAmed
- Don’t like wasting time looking for veins in a code. Don’ place central lines during codes. The IO is the fastest way to vascular access. Technically a central line & any medication can go through including blood. Are you using the IO for your critically-ill patients? #FOAMED
- Welcome back to UltraRounds...it's the SubXiphoid View! #EmergencyMedicine #Resuscitation #POCUS #Echo
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- Today's #Top10Tuesday are some best practices that I've observed for the critically-ill COVID patients. These are all the results of participating and listening to webinars with some of the brightest and cutting edge experts out there What are your thoughts about these? #FOAMed
- No disrespect to any of my physician colleagues, but can we temporarily rename today to “National Healthcare Worker’s Day”. Everyone in healthcare could use a great big “thank you” right now. (…Doctors, we’ll celebrate our own thing in 2021…I’ll even buy the cake)
- What’s the fastest central access? Nope, it’s not a central line. IOs are awesome & underutilized in healthcare. You can push anything through them. It’s my go to access in a code. How many are using them? Are using the tibia or the humerus? #Tips4NewDocs #Tipsfornewdocs
00:00 - Do you know the difference between peak & plateau pressures? Peak pressure represent all the forces during inspiration & is a measure of stiffness (chest wall, ungs,etc) & resistance of flow (ET tube,bronchi,etc).You need to perform an inspiratory hold for the plateau pressure
- Trying some new content today, this is a new series called “Top 10 Tuesday”. Each week I’ll cover a new topic For the first Top 10 Tuesday let’s talk about Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) Please let me know in the comments whether or not you like this content format.
- Stop ordering so many ABGs (in non-mechanically ventilated patients) This is a #TipsForNewDocs but others might want to listen I realize this is controversial so let it rip in the comments.Interested to hear yr thoughts #FOAmcc #FOAmed #CriticalCare #emergencymedicine #icu
00:00 - How to fix auto-PEEP. Do you like the series? Let me know in the comments #RespiratoryTherapist #PEEP #EmergencyMedicine #CriticalCare #Autopeep #Resuscitation #MechanicalVentilation #RespiratoryFailure
00:00 - What agents do you use to intubate your sick patients? What dose? This #CritBits is all about that. What do YOU use and WHY? youtu.be/Rm_uBqyZH_k Please like & subscribe on YouTube so you’ll never miss these videos! #FOAMed #FOAMcc #criticalcare #intensivecare #ICU
