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Tim Caprio retweeted
15 May 2020
@mangarone23 gave an inspiring last talk of their med school careers. Congrats also to the college mentors @CaprioTim @mobolacampbell @amywhelan and Dr. Eric Schaefer!
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17 Feb 2020
Break the culture of repletion without reason. Good stuff right here.
17 Feb 2020
Look out! It's more #TWDFNR, Things We Do For No Reason! @DocLennyF, @tony_breu of @JHospMedicine talk potassium repletion, supplemental oxygen and antipsychotics for delirium.
bit.ly/2ua1LDD mailchi.mp/c426ebfad3c2/look… #foamed #meded @SocietyHospMed
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Tim Caprio retweeted
31 Dec 2019
“Residents want to drive the car w/ the attending in the passenger seat with their foot on the emergency break” -Mark Sonnick PGY3. Here are our Best Practices for Resident Autonomy & Coaching @WCMGIM @thecurbsiders @CPSolvers @ShreyaTrivediMD @ernielesq
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Tim Caprio retweeted
12 Dec 2019
Inpatient Day 10: As the year is coming to an end, I found this Review of High Impact Literature really useful. Especially love this table of Top 10 Practice Implications.
Hospital Medicine Update: High-Impact Literature from March 2018 to April 2019 journalofhospitalmedicine.co…
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Tim Caprio retweeted
4 Dec 2019
Congratulations to the #landsbergsociety class of 2020 on their #fellowmatch! #MatchDay #purplepride
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Tim Caprio retweeted
16 Jul 2019
Things We Do For No Reason evidence reviews in @JHospMedicine are all open access, and only 2 pages each. Some of the highest-yield reading that residents and hospitalists can do.
journalofhospitalmedicine.co…
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Tim Caprio retweeted
13 Jul 2019
This week's top story in @Physns1stWatch:
2 out of 3 patients hospitalized with #pneumonia are prescribed #antibiotics for too long: jwat.ch/2YGf5di @AnnalsofIM
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26 Jun 2019
Outstanding episode. So many useful pearls and tips, a must-listen for teaching weeks prep. @mobolacampbell @AliciaRauh @aditipuri84 @kevinjolearymd @AashishDidwania thecurbsiders.com/podcast/15…
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15 Jun 2019
Congrats to the @NU_IntMed ‘19 grads! Some hospitalist all-stars spotted pre dance floor @mobolacampbell @debilynnM @marionvnstanley @whereyouatjennym
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Tim Caprio retweeted
30 Apr 2019
Did you have fun at #latenightmorningreport last week? Looking forward to the next #landsbergsociety event? Look no further! Join us for #WeekendUpdate October 23-26!
Take advantage of Early Bird registration: northwestern.cloud-cme.com/d…
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5 Apr 2019
This is fun / terrifying
2 Apr 2019
Most physicians who took USMLE Step 1 over 5 years ago have no clue what’s actually on the exam.
Don’t believe me?
For those of you who’ve forgotten what Step 1 really tests, hop on board for a little refresher.
(thread)
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28 Mar 2019
This will no doubt be an excellent teaching resource
28 Mar 2019
Finally did a little house keeping this morning and tidied up my AKI hand out. This is the support document I use to teach AKI to 3rd year med students. Please comment and feel free to modify. pbfluids.com/2018/02/the-acu…
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21 Feb 2019
Inpt Day 9: Pt on our service with extensive HA hx and status migrainosus. Listened to this on my morning commute, loved the review and helped me appreciate how difficult it must be for patients seeking relief. @thecurbsiders @NU_IntMed thecurbsiders.com/podcast/12…
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20 Feb 2019
Inpatient Day 8: Students love / need to learn about hyponatremia. We talked about this efficient case-based diagnostic approach after rounds today. Thanks @kidney_boy . @NU_IntMed
7 Feb 2019
Warning! Tweetorial Ahead:
I was consulted for hyponatremia.
The sodium was 122 and the patient was apparently asymptomatic.
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20 Feb 2019
Inpatient Day 7: as we discussed how to determine pacer vs ICD on cxray during rounds, was reminded of this gem from @metheodorou. @NU_IntMed
23 Nov 2018
Inpatient Day 5: Have you ever found yourself uncertain of your patient’s cardiac device brand or type when calling an EP consult? Using this article’s algorithm, you can identify the type, and BRAND of device by X-ray alone! heartrhythmjournal.com/artic…
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19 Feb 2019
Inpatient Day 6: Adult pt with tracheitis. Interesting ddx, even more so because we are thinking atypical presentation of IBD! (For now...) @NU_IntMed resmedjournal.com/article/S0…
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17 Feb 2019
Inpatient Day 5: we’ve ordered a few SPEPs this week, time for a review on how to interpret. Thanks @guptaarjun90. @NU_IntMed
20 Sep 2018
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M protein ?!?
Ever ordered an SPEP and been uncertain whether to get a UPEP as well?
Should one obtain any other tests?
How does one interpret the results?
Read on for a quick journey evaluating M proteins.
#valuevignettes
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16 Feb 2019
Inpatient Day 4: Have fun and stay balanced, especially when on service. Looks like the faculty squad can still ball...
16 Feb 2019
2nd annual Blue-Grey Resident-Faculty Basketball Game was a success! Thank you for everyone who came out! And shoot out to @CaprioTim for the game winning shot for the faculty, leading to a 65-64 win! @dianebwayne @NU_IntMed @NMCardioVasc @AashishDidwania @DrDrAdamLin
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15 Feb 2019
Inpatient Day 3: we discuss electrolytes almost every day, but are we doing it right? Great pearls from @thecurbsiders and @kidney_boy about hyperK.
28 Jan 2019
#Hyperkalemia is scary. Who needs treatment? When? Which option is best? Does the EKG matter? @kidney_boy, Joel Topf MD has all the answers mailchi.mp/d189d103ec9c/hype… @brighamsk @paulnwilliamz @nephjc #askrenal
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14 Feb 2019
Inpatient Day 2: when searching for fungal infection, was reminded of this extremely interesting explanation for why urine antigen tests are used to diagnose respiratory infections. We often don’t stop to appreciate the “why” behind some of our more common tests. @NU_IntMed
24 Dec 2018
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Why do we use urine antigen tests to diagnose respiratory pathogens?
Patients admitted with pneumonia are often diagnosed with S pneumoniae or legionella based on a positive URINE test.
Let's try and figure out why we search the urine to identify lung pathogens.
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