Doctor (MBBS, MRCEM, PGCert MedEd) | EM ST4 | POCUS Enthusiast | YouTube & TikTok: MedicLevelUp | Trying to put the fun in Medical Education.
Joined February 2021
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M. Saad Bin Nasir retweeted
⭐️This is where ocular PoCUS can help
Ocular PoCUS helps to assess most of the acute ocular conditions in the ED.
Admittedly, it does not allow grading of retinal vessels for hypertensive changes or uveitis but allows assessment of the following conditions with better accuracy
Courtesy of POCUS101
M. Saad Bin Nasir retweeted
Here's a video I made breaking down this amazing footage of a bear demonstrating how to perform CPR
Repost to save a life!
M. Saad Bin Nasir retweeted
Friday shift with Colleague/program director @sbuidubbs @UMEmergencyMed #foamed #WhiteBoardTeaching
M. Saad Bin Nasir retweeted
That feeling when your attending is the doctor you want to be when you grow up
M. Saad Bin Nasir retweeted
Our ST1 EM was on shift today on his birthday. So we gave him a bit of a surprise! Saad is an excellent doctor and a great asset to our ED team.
M. Saad Bin Nasir retweeted
Medicine: I don’t want to accept the patient until you get a stat cardio consult.
Me: Ok
Cards: This consult is so stupid, why did you wake me up for this? Are you incapable of managing a straight forward NSTEMI? Wow EM so incompetent.
Me: 🤦♀️
M. Saad Bin Nasir retweeted
Von willebrand disease made easy!!! Medicine residents.
For all those who thought its difficult, here it comes.
Easy peasy.🙂
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A 35 yo M has lower limb weakness & painful hand & foot paresthesias.
EMG suggested axonal neuropathy and a presumed diagnosis of GBS was made.
After PLEX he was not better, instead he was becoming confused & ataxic.
How might a Thanksgiving Turkey solve this #ContinuumCase?
M. Saad Bin Nasir retweeted
The Sepsis campaign really scares patients:
'I'm sorry to say you have a perforated bowel and need emergency surgery, you will almost certainly need a stoma'
'oh thank God, when I came in they thought I had the sepziz(TM)'
Lactate 9, WCC 28, CRP 428.
BP 80/40, HR 145.
Phew.
M. Saad Bin Nasir retweeted
I recently gave a COPD boot camp lecture and wanted to share some of the high points. 🫁
#tipsfornewdoctors
M. Saad Bin Nasir retweeted
Hi, ER Doc here.
I use this account to teach people about medical emergencies. It’s my birthday today and I’m hoping to hit 400K followers to be able to reach more people.
Can I get some follows and retweets to help me get there?
M. Saad Bin Nasir retweeted
🧠Neurology Tweetorial🧠I'm often asked about localization/diagnosis in the challenging clinical presentation MULTIPLE CRANIAL NEUROPATHIES. Here is my approach, what is yours #MedTwitter #neurotwitter @NMatch2023 @rabihmgeha @DxRxEdu @caseyalbin @AvrahamCooperMD @a_charidimou?
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When the radiologist gets called to review the sick patient on the CT scanner
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1/ 'There's a self referred patient for you', ER doc tells me
'Self referred?'
'Yes, husband getting her discharged from multiple hospitals looking for a diagnosis'
Self referrals are nerve-racking, I thought, as I walked in, looking at the deeply jaundiced, disoriented woman
M. Saad Bin Nasir retweeted
Crazy example of pregabalin-associated lymphedema (on drug ➡️ after stopping drug)
Via @DavidJuurlink
cmaj.ca/content/185/10/E506
#MedTwitter
M. Saad Bin Nasir retweeted
ICU stories: Elderly pt w HTN/diastolic HF came to the ICU post-op CABG x3 + mitral valve repair. When I arrived for my night shift 3 h later, pt was on IABP and norepi 0.35/vaso 0.06/neo 1.0/epi 0.05. It's always good to know what you are dealing with. POCUS revealed this 4-ch:
