#TipsForNewDocs

Jonny Guckian

JonnyGucks

My main #tipsfornewdocs:- look after your eating & sleeping patterns. Don't be a martyr, if you're anything like I was, you'll just get migraines.Incidentally, aspirin 600mg is beaut for migraines...

Medical Axioms 🇺🇸

medicalaxioms

Learn not to take offense when someone tells you something you already know. #TipsForNewHumans People who have this infantile self-centered “don’t you know what I know and what I don’t?”

WesElyMD

WesElyMD

1/ Patient-Physician Relationship: TEN POINTSAs a student & in training, I was told to keep a professional distance from patients, that getting to know them too well would backfire &

Kathryn Mannix 💙

drkathrynmannix

#TipsForNewDocsSome patients are sick enough to die. They may pull through. They might not.Say 'sick enough to die' to pt & family. Not 'serious.' Not 'critical.' Not 'unstable.' Name death

WesElyMD

WesElyMD

Encephalopathy vs Delirium : 1/11#COVID19 has profoundly amped this malady for millions...ICU Doc asked: “Wes, what’s the difference between delirium & encephalopathy?” I chuckled, “Got an hour?” & distilled it

Satya Patel

SatyaPatelMD

1/8 A few years back, I made a pocket card set for incoming med students and interns. We edit them annually and hand them out at our institution but wanted

Jeremy Faust MD MS (ER physician)

jeremyfaust

I love this time of year.An influx of newly minted physicians ready to learn and make a difference!#TipsForNewDocs has become a tradition.Well, I've got something that'll make your year(s) smoother.A

Buku Haematology 🅰️➕

BukuHaematology

1/ Tweetorial: DOACs in cancer The risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE) is up to 7 x higher in patients with cancer, and contributes to morbidity and mortalityOverall prognosis is worse in

Buku Haematology 🅰️➕

BukuHaematology

1/ Tweetorial; The prothrombin time (PT) is designed to test coagulation factors of the extrinsic (VII) & common (II, V, X, fibrinogen) pathways*Remember that the 'extrinsic' vs 'intrinsic' division of

Buku Renal

BukuRenal

“Should I give them more fluid?”Extremely common question during AKI referrals from junior docs. Fluid management is tricky, often misunderstood, & can cause huge iatrogenic harm We try to convey

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