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Episode 68- “Back to the Future?”: Vasopressin + steroids during cardiac arrest
This week, we review a meta-analysis that may make you rethink the contents of your code carts...
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Episode 67- What options exist for outpatient COVID treatment?
What are these new oral antiviral agents for COVID and how well do they work? We answer these questions and a few more this week.
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Episode 66- Surviving Sepsis: Updated recommendations and clinical pearls
This week, we review some key recommendations and updates from the 2021 surviving sepsis campaign guidelines
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Episode 65- When can we use oral ketamine for procedural sedation?
This week, we talk about how to use oral ketamine for (minor) procedural sedation in the agitated/ combative patient
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Episode 64- What happens when we give Kcentra to patients with liver failure?
Do you use Kcentra to reverse the INR in patients with liver failure to reduce bleeding risk? Is this good practice?
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Episode 63- “I don’t think it means what you think it means”: INR values in liver disease
In this Mini Grand Rounds series, we discuss the meaning of an elevated INR in the setting of acute or chronic liver disease
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Episode 62- Walking Home from the ICU meets ER-Rx: Propofol
Listen as Kali Dayton and I discuss ICU sedation and the good, bad, and ugly of propofol on the Walking Home from the ICU podcast
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Episode 61- PharmSoHard meets ER-Rx: ICU sedation
In case you missed our discussion on ICU sedation on the PharmSoHard podcast, we're playing the episode on ER-Rx as well.
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Episode 60- Should we load vancomycin?
Does loading vancomycin lead to achieving target levels within the first 24 hours? Does it increase the risk of nephrotoxicity?
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Episode 59- “Something old, something new:” Propylhexedrine abuse
This week we discuss a warning issued by the FDA regarding the abuse of propylhexedrine, a drug commonly found in OTC nasal decongestants
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