CRACKCast & Physicians as Humans on CanadiEM

CRACKCast & Physicians as Humans on CanadiEM

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CRACKCast & Physicians as Humans on CanadiEM episodes

  • CRACKCast E029 - Nausea and Vomiting

    This episode covers Chapter 29 of Rosen's Emergency Medicine.

    Episode Overview:

    1. Describe the mechanism of development of a Hypochloremic Metabolic Alkalosis in vomiting
    2. List commonly used anti-emetics including their dose and their receptor site of action.
    3. List causes of vomiting specific to age groups: infant, newborn, child, and teen.

    Wisecracks:

    1. What are the three main areas providing afferent inputs to the vomiting centre?
    2. Name 6 critical causes and 6 complications of vomiting
    19 min
  • CRACKCast E028 - Jaundice

    This episode covers Chapter 28 of Rosen's Emergency Medicine.

    Episode overview:

    1) Describe heme metabolism 2) List common pre-hepatic/hepatic/post-hepatic causes of jaundice

    Wisecracks:

    1) What are clinical signs of liver disease? 2) What laboratory tests can be useful in a jaundiced patient? 3) List the triad of acute hepatic failure 4) List and describe 6 critical causes of jaundice 5) What are 3 causes of jaundice in pregnancy?

    21 min
  • CRACKCast E027 - Abdominal Pain

    This episode covers Chapter 27 of Rosen's Emergency Medicine.

    Episode overview:

    1. List and explain 8 causes of life-threatening abdominal pain
    2. List 15 causes of extra-abdominopelvic abdominal pain

    Wisecracks:

    1. Why is WBC of so little utility in abdominal pain?
    2. When is an abdominal x-ray useful in investigating abdominal pain?
    21 min
  • CRACKCast E026 - Chest Pain

    This episode covers Chapter 26 of Rosen's Emergency Medicine.

    Episode overview:

    1. List 6 critical causes of chest pain

    Wisecracks:

    1. Walk through a systems approach to chest pain including common and uncommon causes of chest pain
    2. Outline your approach to the person with sudden onset severe chest pain
    8 min
  • Physicians as Humans E01 - An Addiction that Almost Killed Me

    On behalf of the Physicians as Humans project, I'm thrilled to present the first episode of the series: "Addiction in a medical student." If you are unfamiliar with the project, please read this post to learn about the podcast series' origins.

    In this first episode I speak with a Canadian medical student about his personal battle with drug addiction during medical school. He candidly describes his experience and the powerful impact it has had on his future as a physician.

    This is an ongoing project, so if you or anyone you know have a story about managing personal struggles while in medicine, please contact [email protected].

    Thanks for listening!

    Niresha, Physicians as Humans Project

    Music for Physicians as Humans Episode 01

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    I Am A Man That Will Fight For Your Honour by Chris Zabriskie Indie Disco by Ben Fawkes https://soundcloud.com/benfawkes Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported— CC BY-SA 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ Music provided by Music for Creators https://youtu.be/9yN_wLfNA9g

    Your Heart Beats Like Mine by Crimson Mourn https://soundcloud.com/crimson-mourn Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Music provided by Music for Creators https://youtu.be/45BYLXYmLEI All songs have been modified for the project

    23 min
  • CRACKCast E025 - Dyspnea

    This episode covers Chapter 25 of Rosen's Emergency Medicine.

    Episode overview:

    1. List 10 critical causes of dyspnea

    Wisecracks:

    1. Outline your approach to the acutely dyspneic patient
    2. Name 6 uncommon causes of dyspnea
    12 min
  • CRACKCast E024 - Hemoptysis

    This episode covers Chapter 24 of Rosen's Emergency Medicine.

    Episode overview:

    1. Describe the management of massive hemoptysis
    2. List the 12 causes of hemoptysis

    Wisecracks:

    1. How do you tease out other hemoptysis mimics?
    13 min
  • CRACKCast E023 - Sore Throat

    This episode covers Chapter 23 of Rosen's Emergency Medicine.

    Episode overview:

    1. List 8 Emergent Diagnoses for the chief complaint of sore throat
    2. List the most common viral, bacterial, and non-infectious causes of sore throat
      • List at least 8
    3. Describe the modified Centor Criteria and their use

    Wisecracks:

    1. Describe the pros and cons of antibiotics for suspected or confirmed acute GAS pharyngitis (see Rosen's page 202)
    2. Other than Group B Strep, name 6 agents causing exudative pharyngitis
    15 min
  • CRACKCast E022 - Red and Painful Eye

    This episode covers Chapter 22 of Rosen's Emergency Medicine.

    Episode overview:

    1. Describe the Relative Afferent Pupillary Defect, how it is diagnosed, and list a differential diagnoses for this finding
    2. List 6 treatment options for Acute Angle Closure Glaucoma
    3. Describe 5 history or physical exam findings that distinguish between periorbital cellulitis and orbital cellulitis

    Wisecracks:

    1. What are the causes of exophthalmos?
    2. How can you differentiate between viral and bacterial conjunctivitis?
    3. Causes of anisocoria?
    21 min
  • CRACKCast E021 - Diplopia

    This episode covers Chapter 21 of Rosen's Emergency Medicine.

    Episode overview:

    1. List the differential diagnosis (critical emergent, urgent) for Diplopia
      • Including at least 7 causes of binocular diplopia
    2. Describe the mechanisms of normal extraocular movements
    3. Describe the specific cranial nerve palsies causing diplopia

    Wisecracks:

    1. What are the 5 most important questions to ask yourself about diplopia?
    2. Describe your approach to diplopia in the sick patient
    18 min

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