Pulmonary Embolism - part 1

FromHospital and Internal Medicine Podcast

Start listening View podcast show

Pulmonary Embolism - part 1

FromHospital and Internal Medicine Podcast

ratings:

Length:

18 minutes

Released:

Jun 3, 2016

Format:

Podcast episode

Description

The topics covered are D-Dimer testing, false positive over-diagnosis of PE on CT scanning, the ADJUST-PE study, and clinical signs and symptoms of a pulmonary embolism.

Released:

Jun 3, 2016

Format:

Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

Intended for the medical professional who enjoys learning for the sake of it. Dr. Porat is a practicing Colorado Hospitalist and Board Certified in Internal Medicine.

Skip carousel

MRSA - The basics about Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcal Aureus: Resistance and virulence mechanisms are discussed. Clinical presentations as well as the difference between colonization and infection are considered.Screening, prevention, and understanding Community Acquired MRSA vs Healthcare Acquired MRSA strains ca... by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
11 min listen
Red Blood Cell Transfusions Part 1 by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
12 min listen
Immune Thrombocytopenia Purpura (ITP) by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
26 min listen
Acute Alcohol Withdrawal by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
26 min listen
Azithromycin, COPD, and the Heart by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
19 min listen
Internal Medicine Pearls Part 1 by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
10 min listen
Pneumonia - Part 1: Does the patient really have pneumonia? Differential diagnosis and mimics are considered in this common clinical problem. Dive deeper into how microbes and the immune system interact in lower respiratory infections. by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
8 min listen
Factor 5 Leiden - Activated Protein C Resistance part 1 by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
10 min listen
Anaphylaxis and Anaphylactic Shock by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
26 min listen
Urinalysis Pearls for Managing Adult Patients by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
11 min listen
Guillain-Barre Syndrome by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
23 min listen
Let's do this! Simple changes to healthcare that nearly everyone can agree on. by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
20 min listen
Stevens Johnson Syndrome by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
20 min listen
Preoperative Pulmonary Medicine by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
14 min listen
Hyperparathyroidism - Hypercalcemia part 3: Indications for parathyroidectomy, pre-operative localization issues, diagnosing hyperparathyroidism, and a brief summary of the guidelines are among the topics addressed in this episode. by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
19 min listen
Packed Red Blood Cell Transfusions Part 2 - When to Transfuse by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
32 min listen
Osteomyelitis by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
22 min listen
Influenza - part 2 - Lessons From H1N1 Pandemics: Was H1N1 accidentally released from a laboratory? Is it really a "swine flu"or is it a misnomer?What is this H3N2 swine flu we periodically hear about in the media?What makes a pandemic?Find these answers and more in this episode. by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
13 min listen
Pancreatic Cancer - Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
26 min listen
End-of-Life Facts and Sentiments - Part 2 by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
14 min listen
Pneumonia part 5- Treatment of Healthcare Associated Pneumonia by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
19 min listen
Memory - part 1 - Memory in disease and health by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
17 min listen
Hypercalcemia etiology - Vitamin D, Calcium Supplements, Diuretics, Malignancy, Sarcoidosis, and other causes by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
17 min listen
Acute Mitral Regurgitation - A review for Internal Medicine and Critical Care Physicians: The problem with Acute Mitral Regurgitation is that it is frequently fatal unless quickly recognized. The listener will learn about organic and functional etiologies of this precipitator of acute respiratory distress. Lessons from the SHOCK trial are scr... by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
20 min listen
Factor 5 Leiden - Part 2 by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
17 min listen
Internal Medicine Pearls - Part 2 by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
1 min listen
Influenza - The Flu - part 1: Some years the vaccine is better than others - but there is still good reason to get it. Let's discuss those reasons.How is flu transmitted?How do weather patterns influence the spread of influenza?Get these answers and more in this episode. by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
16 min listen
Acute Pancreatitis (part 3) - Pseudocysts, Pain Control, and a few other pearls: This episode offers some advice in thinking about the very difficult topic of pancreatic pseudocysts. Some philosophical waxing about pain control and some items not addressed in the previous episodes are also discussed. by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
1 min listen
Anger Management in the Healthcare Setting by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
20 min listen
Influenza - part 4 - diagnostic testing for the the flu by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
12 min listen

More Episodes from Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast

Skip carousel

Heart Failure with Preserved Ejection Fraction (Diastolic CHF) and SGLT-2 Inhibitor Therapy: The double-blind, randomized phase III EMPEROR-Preserved trial showed a benefit of the sodium-glucose cotransporter-2 (SGLT2) inhibitor empagliflozin in patients with heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF). Now let us dig a bit more into ... by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
12 min listen
$Heart Failure with Preserved Ejection Fraction (Diastolic CHF) and SGLT-2 Inhibitor Therapy: The double-blind, randomized phase III EMPEROR-Preserved trial showed a benefit of the sodium-glucose cotransporter-2 (SGLT2) inhibitor empagliflozin in patients with heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF). Now let us dig a bit more into ...$
Should You Postpone Interventions in INFECTED Necrotizing Pancreatitis?: An important recently published randomized control trial provides guidance on this controversy. by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
10 min listen
Spontaneous Bacterial Peritonitis - Unique Infections in Cirrhosis part 2 by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
18 min listen
Unique Infectious Considerations in Cirrhosis - part 1 by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
8 min listen
Diabetic Gastric Emptying Abnormalities (and sometimes normal) - Part 1: Almost nobody feels comfortable managing DELAYED gastric emptying (gastroparesis) and very few medical providers even think about RAPID gastric emptying in their diabetic patients. Even if you send these patients to GI specialists, your blood sugar co-ma... by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
10 min listen
Gastric Emptying Abnormalities - Part 2: Can we trust a nuclear study to nail the diagnosis? Are motor abnormalities really the cause of symptoms? What is a POP procedure? by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
10 min listen
Morphine for later stage COPD patients not on hospice: Does regular, low-dose, oral sustained-release morphine improve disease-specific health status or cause respiratory adverse effects in patients with moderate to very severe chronic breathlessness due to advanced chronic obstructive pulmonary disease? Dig... by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
9 min listen
The JAMA controversy and loss of conversation in medicine: My take on what went down at the Journal of the American Medical Association. I don't support the comment there isn't "structural racism in health care", but the backlash was an over-reaction. Can we have discussions about the controversial issues that a... by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
19 min listen
Cows Milk - Healthy or Not? by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
11 min listen
Psilocybin Mushrooms - will they become an accepted medicine? by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
28 min listen
Understand Basic Epigenetic Changes in Medicine and Everyday Life: Every day you are living through epigenetic changes. This lecture provides a basic understanding of how epigenetic changes influence infections/sepsis, vaccinations, cancer, future generations, your muscles, and (of course) your tan. by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
12 min listen
Hyponatremia etiology by history and physical: Hyponatremia remains a challenging topic for many because they are trying to memorize algorithms and numbers. You can usually nail the etiology by history & physical and a brief chart review. by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
30 min listen
Cytokine Storm - part 1: If you use the term 'cytokine storm' and don't really know what you mean by it, you are far from unique. Let me help to try and clarify it for you just a bit. by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
5 min listen
Cytokine Storm - part 2: Do you know what CRP is (other than saying it is an inflammatory marker)? Should we always shut down cytokines? If so, how? Why should we avoid giving a glucocorticoid to a COVID patient before they develop an elevated CRP or hypoxia? So many questions! ... by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
12 min listen
The Most Important Person That Lived For Our Health and Wellbeing: Hint: That person died in 2017 by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
31 min listen
An (old) New Weapon to Fight Leg Cellulitis by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
11 min listen
Acute Severe Hypertension - part 2: Multiple treatment issues are discussed. This includes theoretical ideal blood pressure lowering rates, oral options (for hypertensive urgency and specific populations), intravenous options (for hypertensive emergency or NPO patients), specific issues wi... by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
17 min listen
Acute Severe Hypertension - part 3: Did you know that intravenous labetalol and oral labetalol are not really similar? The great hydralazine debate. Things you must know about Clevidipine if you are going to use it. by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
15 min listen
Acute Severe Hypertension - part 4: Did you know systolic and diastolic blood pressure are NOT measured by automated BP cuffs? PRES (Posterior Reversible Encephalopathy Syndrome), also known as RPLS (Reversible Posterior Leukoencephalopathy Syndrome), is something you should recognize when... by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
18 min listen
Interesting Studies and Facts - April 2020 edition: If you wonder why good food is more important than mortality and why ordering too many unnecessary consults worsens the food and doesn't impact mortality - this episode is for you. Tramadol is not well understood by many prescribers and some emerging fac... by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
14 min listen
Balkan Reflections Forged By A Virus Lockdown by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
10 min listen
Recent Interesting Internal Medicine Studies and Facts - December 2019: Correcting Hypernatremia in adults (finally, a real study!). An option for that scary patient with hemoptysis. How many nephrons you have (and your patient has) - it matters. by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
18 min listen
Anemia of Inflammation - part 2: If you know why red blood cells survive less (and are made less) during inflammatory conditions, and already know why ferritin increases in inflammation, and don't want to hear a lousy Iron Man plot idea - then you are good to go on skipping this episode... by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
7 min listen
Anemia of Inflammation - part 3 by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
9 min listen
Anemia of Inflammation - finally understand this common anemia that accomplished doctors often can't explain: Anemia of Inflammation is also often referred to as Anemia of Chronic Disease. It is one of the most common anemias, yet often challenging to comprehend. This is an attempt is to try and simplify it. by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
10 min listen
Creatine - part 1: It occurs naturally in the body (because we synthesize it), it is in meat, and it is frequently used as a supplement. Since it is in you, why not understand what is and what it does? Advice is provided on which supplement labels to particularly avoid. A ... by Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast
13 min listen

Related podcast episodes

Skip carousel

Ep 114 Pulmonary Embolism Challenges in Diagnosis 2 – Imaging, Pregnancy, Subsegmental PE: In Part 1 of Pulmonary Embolism Challenges in Diagnosis Drs. Helman, Lang and DeWit discussed a workup algorithm using PERC and Wells score, the bleeding risk of treated pulmonary embolism, pearls in decision making on whether or not to work up a patie... by Emergency Medicine Cases
36 min listen
Podcast #249: D-Dimer: Author: Michael Hunt, M.D. Educational Pearls In the recent YEARS study, investigators checked every patient with suspicion for PE with a D-dimer, using a modified Wells score for risk stratification. The goal of the study was to show that CT scan... by Emergency Medical Minute
4 min listen
Diagnostic utility of D-dimer concentrations in dogs with pulmonary embolism | VETgirl Veterinary Continuing Education Podcasts by VETgirl Veterinary Continuing Education Podcasts
7 min listen
Pulmonary Emboli in Older Adults: Jeff Kline talks about PEs in older adults. What'… by GEMCAST
31 min listen
PE Part 1: This episode has been a long time in the making- presenting Pulmonary Embolism, part 1. PE is a deadly diagnose that we frequently have to consider in the ED. The presentations can be very varied but we need to know how to work up this... by EM Basic
20 min listen
Podcast # 487: Hunting for Epiglottitis: Contributor: Michael Hunt, MD Educational Pearls: Due to the efficacy of vaccination, epiglottitis is now more common in adults than children Risk factors include smoking and other immunocompromising co-morbidities, such as diabetes Epiglottitis can... by Emergency Medical Minute
4 min listen
AEM Early Access 59: Patient values and preferences in pulmonary embolism testing in the emergency department: Patient-centered care is concordant with patient values and preferences. There is a lack of research on patient values and preferences for pulmonary embolism (PE) testing in the emergency department (ED), and a poor physician understanding of... by AEMEarlyAccess's podcast
20 min listen

Discover this podcast and so much more

Pulmonary Embolism - part 1

Pulmonary Embolism - part 1

Description

Titles in the series (100)

More Episodes from Hospital and Internal Medicine Podcast

Related podcast episodes