In this song, I use basketball players as a metaphor for vasopressors and inotropes used in critical care medicine. Their jersey numbers reflect their maximum dose. Their position reflects how they should be administered, central vs. peripheral. The song is filled with many homonyms, so that each time you listen you may discover something new. On the right side of the screen, I reveal these meanings as the song progresses.

Consider volvulus, shock, early sepsis, myocarditis, and intussusception in well appearing children with extreme tachycardia and tachypnea. Normal HR in ChildrenInfancy (0-6 mo) 150Infancy (6-12 mo) 1401 year 1402 years 1303 years 1204 years 1205 years 11012 years 100Normal Respiratory Rate in Children:under 1 month 40-60 RR1-6 months 30-50 RR6 mo - 1 year 20-40 RR2 yr - 4 yr 20-30 RR5 years 18-24 RR

Discusses the presentation and management of the classic childhood maculopapular exanthema1st Disease - Measles2nd Disease - Scarlet Fever3rd Disease - Rubella5th Disease - Erythema Infectiosum6th Disease - Roseola Infantum*Extra Disease - Mononucleosis

The inspiration for this song, came from a young woman that presented to the ED with Bell's Palsy. It turns out that the facial nerve is responsible for a lot of functions, including motor function to the face, taste, and tears and salivation.  The 7 faces in the crowd are drinking seven up, because the 7th cranial nerve, aka Facial nerve, is responsible for taste. Motor sensation includes muscles of facial expression.Parasympathetic functions include tears and salivation via petrosal nerve to pterygopalatine ganglion to lacrimal nerve.Taste via the lingual nerve, chorda tympani, solitary nucleus, thalamic VPM, to the gustatory taste center.

This song highlights the sources, pathophysiology, clinical presentation, and management of cyanide.Special thanks to Dr. Rana Biary and Toxicologists from the New York Poison Control Center.

Brady, Brady Here’s ya CHANCE to AVOID IT Clonidine, Head ICP, Cholinesterase poisoningNodal block, Electrolytes, Old Age, and Vagal ToneOxygen, Infection, Drugs, Thyroid & naked Cold CHANCE TO AVOID ITClonidineHead ICP Acetylcholinesterase poisoningNodal BlockColdElectrolytes AgeVagal ToneOxygenInfarctionDrugs - CCB, BB, Digoxin InfectionThyroid

Dfferentiate and treat common causes of vesicular rashes in children and also score points on your STEP 1/2/3 Exams and Residency Board Exams. The mnemonic SICCC GERMS stands for: S - SmallpoxI - ImpetigoC- Coxsackie virusC- ChickenpoxC- Contact Dermatitis (Poison Ivy) G - Gladitorium HSVE - EczemaR - Rickettsia AkariM - Molluscum ContagiosumS - Scabies

Carpal bones in 30 secs… Trapezium’s beneath the thumb, Scaphoid then LunateTriquetrum joins them up, to make it a U base Pisi’s under pinky, Hamate and Capitate Trapezoid points to Scaphoid, that away!  What are the carpal bones?- Trapezium- Scaphoid- Lunate- Triquetrum- Pisiform- Hamate- Capitate- Trapezoid