This week we will be learning about acute kidney injury (AKI) with the one and only Dr. Gregory McGraw! Click read more to see some helpful review documents to help prep for the session.
Read MoreThis week we will be learning about liver failure with the incredible Dr. Yeboah-Korang! Click read more to see some helpful review documents to help prep for the session.
Read MoreThis week we will be learning about sepsis with Dr. Zacharias and Sid! Click read more to see some helpful review documents to help prep for the session.
Read MoreThis week we will be learning about heart failure with the amazing Dr. Cook! Click read more to see some helpful review documents to help prep for the session.
Read MoreThis week we will be learning about Pneumonia with the expert on all things infectious, Dr. Luckett! Click read more to see some helpful review documents to help prep for the session.
Read MoreThis week we will be learning about Acute Respiratory Failure with the one and only Dr. Rhea Rubin! Click read more to see some helpful review documents to help prep for the session.
Read MoreThis week we will be learning about Syncope with the chiefs! Click read more to see some helpful review documents to help prep for the session.
Read MoreIt’s time for the first Academic Half Day of the year! Interns and students, get ready to tackle some acid-base problems with Dr. Warm! You can use the resources below (or any others of your choosing) to review before Thursday’s session. Make sure to bring a pencil and a calculator.
Read MoreThis week we discussed problem representations, illness scripts, and management scripts with our top-notch medical students!
Read MoreJoin us as we discuss Valvular Heart Disease this week! Check out the AHA/ACC guidelines below. We’ll be focusing particularly on the valves on the left side of the heart.
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