Report this every year: This is pinned to the top of my twitter feed. Its a case and my entire Tranvenous Pacer Curriculum as one thread. Cheers! x.com/dromron/status/9107150…

My newest dizziness chapter with my mentor and friend @JonathanEdlow Dizziness sciencedirect.com/science/ar… #FOAMed #MedTwitter #MedEd

Just released a google android version of VertiGuide in addition to the Apple version for anyone who needs a dizziness reference! @ABMSCert @HopkinsMedicine @globalfoamed @Bedsidemedicine hopkinsmedicine.org/armstron…

Check out VertiGuide One Stop Shop for Dizziness Diagnosis on the Google Play Store: Check out "VertiGuide" play.google.com/store/apps/d…… via @GooglePlay #MedEd #MedTwitter #FOAMed

Check out VertiGuide One Stop Shop for Dizziness Diagnosis on the Apple App store: apps.apple.com/us/app/vertig… #MedEd #FOAMed #MedTwitter

Check out "VertiGuide" play.google.com/store/apps/d… via @GooglePlay #MedEd

Emergency medicine is a lifestyle, not just a job. You’ll see the sickest patients, the worst luck, and the darkest corners of humanity—& still be expected to smile, move fast, and get it right every time. A thread on what they don’t tell you about EM. 🧵

I'm excited to announce that our dizzy education paper was published! Truely a labor of love. Virtual patient and feedback intervention to improve clinical reasoning for dizziness in the emergency department- Academic Emergency Medicine onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… @KotwalSusrutha

Holy crap- The Pitt is done in collaboration with @emrap_tweets EMRAP!!!!!!! Incredible!!!!

I have e

Happy New Year! For you, from one of my favorite quotes by Neil Gaiman, in 2020:

I need four more users (16/20) to release my ANDROID Version of the VertiGuide app. Even if you are not an Android user, Please REPOST! I'm so close!

Fabulous trip to Riyahd Saudi Arabia, to teach about The Road to Vertigo Competence and/or Excellence to the residents at KAMC. Great to see old friends and meet new ones!

I know it's not exactly primary care, but the grace 3 Summary on core EM is really good! And if anyone has an apple phone, John's Hopkins made an app called vertiguide that's meant to be really useful

. VERTIGO BOOTCAMP Join us! Dive into hands-on training to master the assessment, diagnosis, and management of vertigo! Boost your confidence and skills in handling one of medicine’s trickiest symptoms🧠

Happy 249th Birthday Marine Corp!! cmc.marines.mil/Birthday/

Looking for android users who can beta test my Vertigo decision tool called VertiGuide? Is so DM me!! I need 20 users so that I can publish it on the Google Play store

Just realized that if you get t and lspine ct's, you can reconstruct the entire abd / pelvis. had a patient that came in and had a t and l spine with contrast, and didn't need to get another ct. they save the entire abd when they do the t and l!!

10/10) Things that are not routinely part of my exam. JVP - difficult to assess and a static marker of right atrial pressure which does not inform whether to give fluids. It is not an oil dip stick. Bowel sounds - simply stop. Carefully palpating for splenomegaly or liver - if you care enough to examine in detail (e.g. it would actually change your ddx) then do a POCUS or other imaging modality to quickly and way more accurately diagnose. Heart Auscultation - rarely does this change management. If you have a patient that you are considering a valvulopathy (and it is potentially meaninfully impacting management), you should just do a critical care echo or formal echo. Lung Auscultation - this can be useful to listen for wheezes, but if you have a high enough pre-test probability for pulmonary pathology that you are basing decisions on something you hear, you should get a CXR - lung ultrasound