#Tachypnea

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PulmCrit

some pearls from an article by Martin Tobin about when to intubate patients with COVID (yep, the same one who edited Tobin's textbook on mechanical ventilation)... (#1/6)(full article: https://bit.ly/2XDgovQ ) hypoxemia

Eduardo R Argaiz

ArgaizR

Case of mine: Young patient, O2sat

Dan Arendt Pharm.D., BCPS

ArendtDr

I think that acetazolamide and nifedipine may have a role in slowing the progression of #COVID19Yes you read that right.In this #thread we will explore the atypical ARDS that COVID-19

Dr Vineet Govinda Gupta

drvineetgovinda

Lessons from my family's ordeal with COVID-191. If you can afford it, test early, ideally day 2 of fever. Every fever is COVID unless proven otherwise.2. Isolate vulnerable family members

Lumos Biotech

lumosbio

THREAD from the new #bradykinin research (pre-print) from :"We propose that the severity of the disease and many deaths are due to a local vascular problem due to activation of

Farid Jalali MD

farid__jalali

Folks - if your covid patient is doing well respiratory wise but suddenly starts to become delirious and agitated and hallucinate -> tachypnea - it is due to SEROTONIN excess

Eduardo R Argaiz

ArgaizR

#COVID19 Early vs delayed intubation. IMV has many known adverse effects and complications. Why would anyone want to intubate early? Two proposed reasons: 1) Prolonged hypoxemia might be harmful 2)

Manini af

ManiniAlex

COVID management pearls thread...Some collective wisdom from our EM attending group @SinaiEM - the epicenter of the epicenter #COVID19 This is anecdotal experience based on what is working for us

Matt Mireles

mattmireles

COVID-19 is NOT ARDSEarly intubation + high PEEP to treat hypoxemia may hurt patients"It seems to be some kind of attack on the capillary-alveolar interface combined with some kind of

Matt Mireles

mattmireles

Treating hypoxemia caused by COVID-19 with early intubation + high PEEP may hurt patients"It seems to be some kind of attack on the capillary-alveolar interface combined with some kind of

David Furfaro

david_furfaro

1/ A case and tweetorial as a reminder that even in the age of #covid-19 general internal and critical care medicine is important! A 60s man was dx with Covid

Guerin Green

GuerinGreen

1/N thread on Nat’l #COVID19 Clinical Rounds Apr 7 relevant images at END of thread 2/N Mark Cardi Emory U:Outcome vary on patient mix, location and resources 3/N Rapid moving,

Bryan Broderick, MD

BBroderickMD

1/21 After caring for patients in the ICU with #COVID for the last week, the time seems right for a #pulmonology #tweetorial on #Proning or #PronePositioning @sanjayvdesai @OslerResidency @JHUPCCMFellows @CPSolvers

Tyler Larsen

TylerLarsenMD

1/ Does atelectasis cause post-operative fever?I occasionally hear atelectasis listed in the differential diagnosis for early post-op fever (EPF) but this idea has never made much physiologic sense to me.

Dr. Divya Bajpai 🇮🇳

divyaa24

Your CKD patient asks- Is it OK to plan #Pregnancy amidst #COVIDPandemic? What's your take? #askrenal Tight rope walk of pregnancy & CKD is worse nowCheck out our review on

Jusonne Cruz

JusonneC

Random learning 101 (a thread) Day 1Eisenmenger syndromeIncreased pressure of blood flow to the lungs is too much that it reverses the direction of blood flow to the shunt.Blood flow