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Lyme Disease
Cirrhosis
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Adverse Drug Reactions
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Weakness
IN PROGRESS
You get out of this what you put in
Lyme Disease
Cirrhosis
IN PROGRESS
Adverse Drug Reactions
IN PROGRESS
Weakness
IN PROGRESS
Monday Lecture: A special treat with world renowned expert Dr. Elwing on Right Heart Failure. Review this narrated powerpoint with an expert.
Monday Lecture: A special treat with world renowned expert Dr. Elwing on Pulmonary HTN. Review this narrated powerpoint with an expert.
Digital Tuesday: Sometimes #FOAMed is hard to come by that inspires. But today we have something special and different - an article on to critically appraise literature and a few of the big COVID papers that have been floating around on social media. Take the time to read the JAMA review paper on critically appraising literature and take the time to critically appraise the COVID literature - without a peer review process, anything can get published…
Digital Lecture: This week we will be going over POCUS - UCSD has a fantastic site with explanatory videos on how to do echos, lung ultrasounds, MSK, renal, etc. They also have great clinical cases with bedside ultrasound images to help you make the diagnosis.
Digital Lecture: Tuesday will be a digital lecture either from the FOAMed community at large or home-brewed by your very own residents.
Case Reports: Come take a dive into the medical decision making of your colleagues and experts!
Case Reports: How good is your neuro exam? If you need a brush up - listen to Dr. Neel school us and solve a great case
Dr. Necamp discusses the nuances of plasma cell dyscrasias, from MGUS to Waldenstrom’s macroglobulinemia.
Dr. Vojtek discusses power and intention to treat in the context of a recent COVID-related Remdsivir paper.
Fellow Chalk Talk: Today we have Dr. Dalton with the Department of Pulm Crit to teach us all about pleural disease
Resident Chalk Talk: Dr. Powell has joined us for a great talk on Bayesian Reasoning! Check it out inside
Faculty Chalk Talk: Today we have Dr. Kosciuk with the Department of Pulm Crit to teach us all about Asthma
Faculty Chalk Talk: Today we have Dr. Chona with the Department of Gastroenterology to teach us all about PUD
Faculty Chalk Talk: Today we have Dr. Pourriahi with the Department of Cardiovascular Disease to teach us all about Advanced Heart Failure.
Faculty Chalk Talk: Today we have Dr. Luckett with the Department of Infectious Disease to teach us all about HIV Pharmacology
Faculty Chalk Talk: Today we have Dr. Baez with the Emergency Department to teach us all about POCUS: Lung.
Fellow Chalk Talk: Today we have Dr. Portocarrera with the Department of Gastroenterology to teach us all about IBD.
Fellow Chalk Talk: Today we have Dr. Hassan with the Department of Gastroenterology to teach us all about chronic diarrhea work up. I would give it a 5/5 on the bristol stool chart
Faculty Thursday: Come watch Geriatrics trained and former UCMC Chief Resident Elise Henning, MD review the subtleties of goals of care discussions! These are especially important during COVID.
Fellow Chalk Talk: Today we have Dr. Pivato with the Department of Cardiology teach us all about WCT
Fellow Chalk Talk: Today we have Dr. Moseley with the Department of Cardiology teach us all about Stress Tests.
Fellow Chalk Talk: Today we have Dr. Alzamora with the Department of Cardiology teach us all about SVT.
Fellow Chalk Talk: Today we have Dr. Pratt with the Department of Cardiology teach us all about pacers.
Faculty Q&A: Today we pelted Dr. Justin McCutcheon with the Department of Psychiatry with questions about agitation in the hospital. Inside the post you’ll see the Q&A session recorded, the questions we asked, and a few extra resources to help deal with the agitated patient.
Fellow Friday Chalk Talk : The UC Internal Medicine Department welcomes Dr. Espinoza with the Heme-Onc Department for a quick chalk talk on The Bleeding Patient. Watch and learn. If you have any questions, please submit them and we’ll have our experts answer them to their best ability.
Fellow Friday Chalk Talk : The UC Internal Medicine Department welcomes Dr. Mahida with the Cardiology Department for a quick chalk talk on Cardiogenic Shock. Watch and learn. If you have any questions, please submit them and we’ll have our experts answer them to their best ability.
Fellow Friday Chalk Talk : The UC Internal Medicine Department welcomes Dr. Sprague and the rest of the GI service for a quick chalk talk on dysphagia. Watch and learn. If you have any questions, please submit them and we’ll have our experts answer them to their best ability.
Disclaimer: Educational materials are not intended to substitute the advice of healthcare professionals. The information does not endorse any particular medication, test, procedure, treatment, or therapy as safe or effective for any particular patient or health condition. All patient case details and dates on this website have been changed to preserve anonymity.
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