#CPAP

Rebecca Livingston

RebeccaMLiv

Respiratory Physios are helping to save lives all over the world. For those of you who’d like to know more, here are some of the things a respiratory physio does

Andy Conway Morris 😷🧼🇬🇧🇪🇺

andymoz78

Interesting letter from UCLH regarding use of CPAP in Covidhttps://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00134-020-06304-y Notable points include the high rate of CPAP use at presentation (86%), as I think the ICU community knows UCLH

Tharusha Gunawardena

TharushaGunawa4

Hi guys- just a thread as a way of explaining my radio silence following the arrival of Eran///Record scratch\\\: a nasal adornment?!1/14 Eran had his initial check and his sats

Michael "Mike" Albert, MD

MichaelAlbertMD

Why you should consider a career in Obesity Medicine: Reason #1: Essentially No CallYes, I occasionally have to decrease insulin because a patient’s glycemic control is improving too rapidly. I

Rebecca Shipley

rebeccajshipley

Hospital teams out there using the UCL-Ventura CPAPs - the breathing circuit configuration makes a BIG difference to oxygen flows.We designed the circuits to minimise O2 utilisation (all @intersurgical parts)

Taylor Nichols, MD

tnicholsmd

He came in by ambulance short of breath. Already on CPAP by EMS. Still, he was clearly working hard to breathe. He looked sick. Uncomfortable. Scared.As we got him over

Dan Thomas

dan26wales

Really enjoyable* lunchtime teaching today with the team, discussing Covid19 and older people (and problems they face)These were our thoughts*although as you will see what we discussed was not cheery

Lakshman Swamy

laxswamy

"Mechanical Ventilation Supply and Options for the COVID-19 Pandemic" in @AnnalsATS Here are some of our key takeaways... a #COVID19 to assist in planning for the next surge. https://www.atsjournals.org/doi/abs/10.1513/AnnalsATS.2

Jessica Lu, MD

JessLuMD

I strongly believe all med students/residents should do a rural rotation, even if they have their hearts set on academic CT surgery and have zero interest in family medicine or

Geoff Bennett

GeoffRBennett

THREAD: Postal Service policy changes are taking a toll on military veterans, whose mail-order medications are delayed. Here's a snapshot of what I've heard:Florida: Vietnam combat vet ordered COPD prescription

Faheem Younus, MD

FaheemYounus

How to treat COVID at home?This thread is for COVID + folks who avoid hospital due to cost/trust/capacity issuesWhat to take, what to avoid, when to worry, when not to,

Nigel Evans #Reform UK #FTEU

NigelEv97138643

Written by a doctor.... This is a great explanation of the current state of affairs in our hospitals copied from a “frontline” ED doctor “So no one is denying the

Dr. Andrea Iaboni -- Physical distancing 😷

dementiarehab

The psychology and science of #fear of #suffocation and #panic : a threadIt is easy to mock people who believe that #masks will poison them with #CO2 or kill them.1/

Terrìcenum

terricenum

Stanotte 52 positivi in ossigenoterapia chiusi dentro il pronto soccorso, con le ambulanze bloccate fuori perché finite le fonti di ossigeno a muro, le bombole e i posti letto (anche

Nitin Arora #WearAMask

aroradrn

I’m going to tag this as a little tutorial for @MichaelYeadon3 who keeps saying that there’s no problem from the suppliers of medical ‘gasses’ Most hospitals in the U.K. run

Arjun Khadilkar

akhadilkarMD

How can lifestyle changes and risk factor modification help the reduction and prevention of atrial fibrillation (AF)? A new paradigm for the future. Thanks for the recommendation @KoushikReddyMD @CircAHA @ACLifeMed

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