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Joanna Poole 💙
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reading more into dynamics of 'sepsis' - which do vary a little by source and organism, but generally a period of intense aggression is followed by immune paresis - predisposing
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What is an mRNA vaccine? One that instructs the human host cell to make isolated viral proteins (not the whole virus just a surface protein!) so the immune system learns
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Stuck at home with a temp and myalgia. 10 minute teaching session today is PHYSIOLOGY. The best reflex no one has heard of, and causes 'tourniquet pain', AKI and post
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Every so often I see people reassured when actively bleeding patients have a systolic BP of 100. To get a ballpark multiply their MAP by 80 and then divide that
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Cells and Organelles as ancient Gods. (Niche, I apologise.) Red Blood Cells. Hermes. The winged heel messenger god. God of heralds (low sats), travellers (oxygen) and thieves (malaria). Medics are
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Albumin is the most prevalent protein in human blood. It's also huge, and shouldn't leak from healthy endothelium. But it is also a sponge in the sense it can bind
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So. Now I am recovering from profound terror from the DMs. (And having had actual phone calls with some lovely twitter people). I realise. That on mastodon. Not enough people
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Role of BCG vaccine in protection. If like me you have been v confused why TB and covid have anything in common...read on.... First of all people noticed that people
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CRP - what I wish I’d been taught! This (large!) protein comes as a pentamer of units 23 k-daltons. It has equivalents in almost all species and is found on
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Hospitals in ancient Egyptian scenes. People requesting anaesthetic cannulas. Radiologists weighing your heart and truthfulness before accepting a CT request Attempting to dress new people in full PPE Going out
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Royals as anaesthetists. if unwatered by 11am when patients have unexpectedly got a working cannula, and printed labels when the bleep to resus comes consultant and trainee when gave saline
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D-Dimer: D-dimers are a degradation product of fibrinogen, a mesh of fibrils that stabilises platelet plugs. They represent two D-domains of fibrinogen joined together, and a cleavage point in fibrinogen
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