This is the only non-medical post I make every year. The annual Anniversary Video that I plan, film, edit, and produce for my wife. I've been sharing them with her every year since our third anniversary. This is number 18.
This concise and informative video was developed at Cincinnati Children’s and features some of my colleagues. It discusses how to deal with fever, including treating it with antipyretics and what to look out for. I have a feeling it would be very helpful on your next shift if you shared it with a family that you are discharging home.
This excellent video was developed at Cincinnati Children’s and features some of my colleagues. It provides a step by step overview on how to deal with cough and congestion, including a really well done section on nasal suctioning with saline. It would be perfect to share with a family with a child with a URI or bronchiolitis.
This is it, the annual non-medical post where I post a little video that I threw together for our wedding anniversary.
Just keep studying... you can do it!
SVT is reliably converted via vagal maneuvers. Learn about the REVERT maneuver in this brief video tutorial.
In an effort to better disseminate high quality and high impact research I am delighted to present to you this video that I recorded with James Gray and David Schnadower from Cincinnati Children's. I provides a quick synopsis of the recent study on probiotics in gastroenteritis and offers advice on how you can discuss this issue with parents.
Sure, you could just jam a 14 gauge angiocath into the intercostal space and listen for the whoosh of air that may and may not come... But why not try this method, which takes a few seconds longer to set up, but gives you better feedback and allows you to temporarily close the system in preparation for a formal chest tube.
I posted a number of educational videos this year. Check out this post for a sample of my work.
Check out the first in the PEMBlog Shorts Video series.
