Tales from the Tubules

The first assignment in the Podcast rotation is to record a short essay on why the NSMC Intern chose nephrology (or pediatrics, or nursing, or medical school, etc…). The intern then uses this recording to practice editing, adding music and finally publishing a podcast (if they want to). Here is Nyi Min Han’s audio essay.

The first assignment in the Podcast rotation is to record a short essay on why the NSMC Intern chose nephrology (or pediatrics, or nursing, or medical school, etc…). The intern then uses this recording to practice editing, adding music and finally publishing a podcast (if they want to). Here is Sadia Jahan’s audio essay.

The first assignment in the Podcast rotation is to record a short essay on why the NSMC Intern chose nephrology (or pediatrics, or nursing, or medical school, etc…). The intern then uses this recording to practice editing, adding music and finally publishing a podcast (if they want to). Here is Saumya Vishnoi’s audio essay.

The first assignment in the Podcast rotation is to record a short essay on why the NSMC Intern chose nephrology (or pediatrics, or nursing, or medical school, etc…). The intern then uses this recording to practice editing, adding music and finally publishing a podcast (if they want to). Here is Brammah R. Thangarajah’s audio essay.

The first assignment in the Podcast rotation is to record a short essay on why the NSMC Intern chose nephrology (or pediatrics, or nursing, or medical school, etc…). The intern then uses this recording to practice editing, adding music and finally publishing a podcast (if they want to). Here is Vishnu Reddy’s audio essay.

The first assignment in the Podcast rotation is to record a short essay on why the NSMC Intern chose nephrology (or pediatrics, or nursing, or medical school, etc…). The intern then uses this recording to practice editing, adding music and finally publishing a podcast (if they want to). Here is Sherry Wang’s audio essay.

The first assignment in the Podcast rotation is to record a short essay on why the NSMC Intern chose nephrology (or pediatrics, or nursing, or medical school, etc…). The intern then uses this recording to practice editing, adding music and finally publishing a podcast (if they want to). Here is Api Chewcharat’s audio essay.

The first assignment in the Podcast rotation is to record a short essay on why the NSMC Intern chose nephrology (or pediatrics, or nursing, or medical school, etc…). The intern then uses this recording to practice editing, adding music and finally publishing a podcast (if they want to). Here is Kavitha Ramaswamy’s audio essay.

In today’s podcast, the team discusses a pregnant patient’s clinical course highlighting normal physiology of pregnancy, common issues you may encounter, and how you can tackle them.

Team:

Priya Yenebere

Christel Wekon-Kemeni

Priya John

Editing by:

Mo Ibrahim

Normal Physiology of Pregnancy

Visual Abstract: Physiological Changes in Pregnancy

Blog: (Zac’s blog)

Sources:

CJASN - “Obstetric nephrology: renal hemodynamic and metabolic physiology in normal pregnancy”

Chronic vs. Gestational Hypertension

Visual Abstract: Pregnancy and Hypertension

Blog: (Priya and Anoushka’s blog)

Sources:

CDC - “High Blood Pressure During Pregnancy”

Obstetrics and Gynecology - “Hypertension in Pregnancy”

Circulation (AHA) - “Chronic Hypertension in Pregnancy”

Advances in Chronic Kidney Disease (ACKD) - “The Management of Hypertension in Pregnancy”

AHA - “Hypertension in Pregnancy”

Preeclampsia and Eclampsia

Visual Abstract: Preeclamptic Glomerular Injury

Blog: (Christina’s PEC blog)

Sources:

NIH - “About Preeclampsia and Eclampsia”

Preeclampsia Foundation - ‘What is preeclampsia?”

BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth: “Epidemiological trends of maternal HTN disorders of pregnancy at the global, regional, and national levels: a population-based study”

BMJ - “Management of preeclampsia”

NephJC summary: Control-Salt-Delete by Bilal Sheikh of pod 2

Tweetorial: by Rachel

Tweetorial:

Members of the podcast:

Anand Chellapan

Paramveer Singh

Rachael Kermond