Josh Reandelar @drmacjosh

EM PGY-3🚑 New York, NY Joined September 2022

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Amal Mattu @amalmattu

2 months ago

Saturday overnight shift ⁦@UMEmergencyMed⁩ #foamed #WhiteBoardTeaching

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Starting residency can be challenging—presenting 10 patients daily on floors is no joke! Here’s my approach to staying efficient: -Arrive early. -Review age, PMH, and chief complaint. -Check ED vitals, labs, imaging, and where the patient came from. -Review overnight events…

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Katie Wiskar @katiewiskar

8 months ago

Confession: I LOVE hyponatremia 🤓 (I know, I know. What can I say, I'm a true internist!) HypoNa is often feared, maligned, and misunderstood - but I promise it doesn't have to be scary! Here are my top 10 hyponatremia tips and tricks - a 🧵

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F. Perry Wilson, MD MSCE @fperrywilson

8 months ago

Every week, I see a new study talking about this or that effect of GLP-1 receptor agonists like #ozempic. FINALLY, we have a study evaluating all the outcomes (good and bad) in one dataset. There are some... surprises. 🧵

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Ross Prager @ross_prager

9 months ago

(1/x) Intubating a critically ill patients is the most dangerous procedure we do in the ICU (3.1% cardiac arrest rate) not because of hypoxia or tube placement, but hemodynamic collapse 🫀 (Russotto et al. JAMA 2021) A 🧵on making high risk hemodynamic intubations as safe as…

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Josh Reandelar @drmacjosh

9 months ago

There is no better feeling than walking into a shift and finding out the best nurses in your department are on your team for the day

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Qasem Ahmed @QAlmulihi

10 months ago

“Ventilator Modes Overview 🫁: 1️⃣ VC (Volume Control): Fixed volume; good for LPV but risk of barotrauma. 2️⃣ PC (Pressure Control): Set pressure; prevents barotrauma but may cause hypoventilation. 3️⃣ PRVC: Adaptive mode; ensures tidal volume but increases work of breathing. 4️⃣…

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John Attridge @John_Attridge

11 months ago

Student I was counting on to nod throughout the lecture stopped nodding

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IMCrit @IM_Crit_

12 months ago

ICU (Central Venous/Arterial) Line Secrets - Part 1: An ICU where the patients have no central lines & are not connected to ventilators is not a real ICU. This may be a controversial statement but in my humble opinion not far from truth

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Lea Alhilali, MD @teachplaygrub

12 months ago

1/Do radiologists sound like they are speaking a different language when they talk about MRI? T1 shortening what? T2 prolongation who? Here’s a translation w/an introductory thread to MRI.

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alex @miaowlex

12 months ago

today I apologized for asking a nurse a question and she responded with “in the clerb, we all fam”

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Michael Justus @mhjrad

a year ago

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Avraham Z. Cooper, MD 🩺 @AvrahamCooperMD

5 years ago

1/ Why can furosemide improve dyspnea/pulmonary edema from acute congestive heart failure within minutes of administration? The answer does not involve diuresis. #medtwitter #tweetorial

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Ron Barbosa MD FACS @rbarbosa91

a year ago

🧵regarding the useful technique of 'straightening the wire' during central line placement when the plastic guide is no longer within reach. If you do a lot of central lines (or a lot of percutaneous procedures), this technique will come in handy over and over again. (1/ )