Perioperative Medication Management

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Perioperative Medication Management

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59 minutes

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Sep 20, 2022

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The MedConversations crew may not fly the surgical flag very much but we love flying into the melee of perioperative management. So get peri with Bec and Scott as we dance around and about* the drug chart of the pre-op … Continue reading →

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Sep 20, 2022

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Renal failure and Acute Tubular Necrosis: Our first podcast is about kidneys. To get you in the mood, we recommend you listen to this song. If that doesn’t work, we’re not sure what will. Renal disease is really common – we were shocked to learn that … Continue reading → by MedConversations
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Hodgkin lymphoma: Oh no there’s a lump! What I do?! Relax, sit back and have a listen as Davor and Bec walk you through lymphadenopathy Quizlet over here by MedConversations
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Heart failure evaluation: So your heart failure sense is tingling, but how do you know for sure? Rahul and Davor take you through how to work up someone with suspected heart failure. Here’s the quizlet And some links: Good resources that show how … Continue reading → by MedConversations
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Anaemia and B12 deficiency: We talk through how to approach a patient with a low haemoglobin who may or may not turn out to have a B12 deficiency. by MedConversations
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Low urine output: What to do when you’re on call overnight and someone’s naughty urinary tract isn’t producing the socially acceptable minimal amount of urine? Here’s the quizlet by MedConversations
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Tremor: On this podcast, we tell you about Dianne’s debilitating hand tremor and the basics of diagnosing tremor, as well as a bit about how Dianne’s problem might be managed. Here are some flashcards to practice with Link dumping ground: Video … Continue read... by MedConversations
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Hyperkalemia: Hyperkalemia is a nasty surprise often found on routine biochemistry. Who is putting all this extra potassium in our patients’ blood? We attempt to solve the mystery and tell you what to do about it. Here are some digitalis flashcards by MedConversations
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Magnesium: Learn about exploding cars and intracellular cations. Rahul brings us a great case and teaches us the intricacies of this often neglected electrolyte. by MedConversations
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Bronchiectasis: . In this episode Rahul teaches us about ecstatic bronchioles and the problems that they can cause by MedConversations
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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: Quizlet Link dump: Lung foundation stepwise management ladder Radiopaedia article on COPD X-rays by MedConversations
28 min listen
Pulmonary hypertension: Why would anyone consume something called toxic rapeseed oil? We don’t know either, but apparently it can cause pulmonary hypertension. More useful facts lie ahead if you consume this episode instead. Here’s the quizlet by MedConversations
28 min listen
Heart failure aetiology: Why are people mean to each other? Why can’t we all be friends? We in no way address those questions, but we do have some lists that any self-respecting young doctor should have readily accessible. Here’s the quizlet by MedConversations
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Fever in a returned traveller: Bec tells us how to fight the winged scourge and why tonic water tastes so darn bitter Here’s the quizlet by MedConversations
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Urinary tract infection: Cast away those home remedies and learn some evidence based medicine Check out the quizlet here. by MedConversations
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Acute coronary syndrome: We talk through what the plumbers of the medical world deal with every day. Here’s the quizlet by MedConversations
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DKA and types of diabetes mellitus: Unclear if glucose result from jam or blood? Davor steps us through an approach to DKA and gives an overview of the types of diabetes. Here’s the quizlet! by MedConversations
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Heart failure management: Nowadays John Mayer and a tub of ice cream isn’t the only thing we have available to manage broke hearts. Hooray for evidence based medicine! Rahul takes us through when and where to use which therapies. by MedConversations
26 min listen
Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy: Listen as proclaimed “cardiology lord” Rahul takes us through this surprisingly common and dangerous disease. Go through the quizlet at Medconversations.com when you’re done. by MedConversations
29 min listen
Rheumatoid arthritis: Make a z-line for this articular episode before you start your rheumatology rotation. by MedConversations
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Diabetes management: Management of diabetes with venomous lizard saliva and a glitterzone. Please join us. Oh, and you can quiz yourself right here by MedConversations
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Acute Promyelocytic Leukaemia: Make like John Howard and get to the patient quickly to reach this diagnosis ASAP…one of the most treatable leukaemias but has disastrous consequences if your tracksuit doesn’t get you there in time. by MedConversations
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Osteoporosis: Learn about why Mr T is the gold standard human being. Here is the quizlet by MedConversations
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Syphilis: Ah, the rich tapestry of the great imitator. Here we talk about 15th century nationalism, disgustingly unethical experiments and Nietzsche. And syphilis. Revision quizlet is here. Also, speaking of transmission…help spread the word on MedConversations ... by MedConversations
33 min listen
Approach to syncope: Come and listen to our podcast on syncope…unless listening to amazing podcasts makes you vagal out Quiz yourself here by MedConversations
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Mitral regurgitation: Davor and Bec regurgitate everything they know about MR. by MedConversations
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Pneumonia: How to recognise the Captain of Death and show him the door. *Oldmonia will be discussed in a separate episode by MedConversations
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