Anesthesiologist @OttAnesthesia 😷 Addictions doc @BCCSU 💜 horse girl 🐴 dog mom 🐾 bike fanatic 🚴🏻♀️ I've learned that I still have a lot to learn.
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Absolutely practice changing words from @RanaAwdish and “In Shock”Being a patient is hard - we forget that all too often
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Just throwing another theory out there - maybe Kate Middleton started residency? Maybe that’s why no one has seen or heard from her in weeks???
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Medical school admissions metrics that are linked to wealth:
📕 MCAT, GPA
📕 Admission to prestigious university
📕 Ability to perform substantial amounts of unpaid/low wage labor (volunteering, scribing, shadowing, research assisting)
📕 Cost of apps
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Fuck your morning routine, success is mostly just a combination of pain tolerance and willingness to implement feedback.
Ever since PGY1, any clinically difficult situation I ask myself #whatwouldteddo - incredibly privileged to have been trained by Dr Crosby - you will be missed!!!
Dr Ted Crosby retires, Absolutely privileged to have worked with him for a couple of years. @OttAnesthesia @OttawaHospital @uOttawa @ON_Anesthesia @CASUpdate
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? for my anesthesiology & ICU colleagues- have any of you observed hypotension following IV acetaminophen administration?
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Read my full thoughts here:
marcrandolph.com/dont-do-it-…
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Your patient is actively hemorrhaging and needs to go to the OR stat for a hemorrhage control intervention. They do not have a clear indication for intubation yet but are trending that direction. Do you...
(a) take control of their airway in the ED so they are all ready for surgery
(b) wait and let them get intubated in the OR 7.2 seconds before the surgeon starts cutting
This recent @JTraumAcuteSurg study from the NTDB of 9,667 patients suggests option B. Option A was associated with higher risk of death and cardiac arrest.
journals.lww.com/jtrauma/Abs…
#emergency #emergencymedicine #airway #surgery #surgeon #trauma #sick #blood #foamed #foamcc #science #data #research #armyemdoc #medtwitter
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Tired of your AirPods getting stolen at the hospital?
📟Introducing the PagerCase™️
Because nobody wants to carry another pager lol
Better outcomes all around with GA (vs sedation) for EVT for ischemic stroke
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3679… – at Ottawa, Ontario
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Are you passionate about anesthetic pharmacology? Eager to expand your intraoperative skill set? Apply to our newly established Applied #Pharmacology and Clinical #Anesthesia #Fellowship uottawa.ca/faculty-medicine/…
My #anesthesiaconsiderations are NOPENOPENOPENOPE 🙅🏻♀️🙅🏻♀️🙅🏻♀️ – at Toronto, Ontario
Hey #medtwitter! Today #scientissimum would like to show you an #emergencymedicine case of foreign body in the lower airway. Luckily in this case the leech was removed before any permanent damage was done and the patient made a full recovery. Leech 🐛
#publichealth #embound
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It is rare that anesthesiologists admits their mistakes. In this memo from 1955, Harold Griffith (of curare fame) listed the many mistakes he made during his career that lasted for 35 years. He was considered to be an excellent clinician.
Lucky to have caught one of the last flights out of Vancouver on Monday night. Gonna miss this view - til next year! – at Ottawa, Ontario
