#180 CHEST 2019 Recap Part 2

The Curbsiders Internal Medicine Podcast

Health & Fitness, Medicine, Science, Higher Education, Education

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🗓️ 30 October 2019

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

CHEST 2019 Recap Part 2 featuring random pearls and highlights from #CHEST2019 in New Orleans including: tips for addressing futile end-of-life care, bleeding in the ICU, DOAC reversal agents, use of procalcitonin and monocyte distribution width to identify sepsis, vitamin C for sepsis treatment, small particles and lung cancer risk, augmented reality/virtual learning, and tech as a teaching tool. Special thanks to Dr. Bill Kelly and his team at CHEST (@accpchest) for their hospitality.

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Credits

Written, produced, and co-hosted by: Sarah Phoebe Roberts MPH; Paul Williams MD, FACP; Stuart Brigham MD; Matthew Watto MD, FACP
Edited by: Matthew Watto MD, FACP
Special Guests: Nina Maouelainin DO, MBA (@lungsolutions); Erin Narewski DO, FCCP (@erinnarewski); Chidinma Chima-Melton MD, FCCP (@LABritishLady), Kim Fabyan MD (@kfabsMD)

Time Stamps

00:00 Pun, Disclaimer, Intro
03:58 Dr Erin Narewski on end of life conversations
13:30 Bleeding in the ICU
15:40 DOACs and reversal agents
18:40 Dr Chidinma Chima-Melton on ICU visiting hours
22:50 Vitamin C use in the ICU, Stuart’s Vitamin C rant
29:22 Monocyte distribution width for identifying patients with sepsis
30:55 Sarah Phoebe Roberts on Procalcitonin and CRP for sepsis
39:36 Dr Nina on technolo

Transcript

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0:00.0	Please enjoy the show. I hear it's a breath of fresh air, but with 2.5 micron particulate matter
0:09.4	Pollock I mean you can edit that out right that's not
0:13.2	They'll get the joke in 20 minutes or 30 minutes when that comes up
0:17.0	Just like I said before put that in your back pocket and just savor it until until the moment comes you'll know it and then
0:22.0	You'll just nod knowingly smile on your face and the song in your heart. It'll fester
0:30.0	The first time I was talking about this for entertainment education and information process only
0:34.9	I've discussed should not be used only to treat your orbit and it is organizations for more than you express
0:38.5	I guess for solo those should not be interpreted perfectly
0:40.2	I'll see what position of the entity the cyclopossi catch like more awesome and affiliate outreach programs indeed
0:43.3	There are any back there are not pretty much we are responsible to do over
1:01.0	Welcome back to the curbsiders that's that's right Stuart and what a show it was today
1:09.3	We just keep doing this that's right Paul. What do we do exactly? What'd you tell us?
1:15.0	We were to this already
1:17.0	I'm gonna like introduce ourselves. I'm trying to ignore Matt
1:21.4	Okay, maybe Paul and I can turn the tables on you
1:25.2	As per you's this is Matt Wato. This is the curbsiders
1:30.2	Stuart Brigham is the one that is derailing the show as usual as he as he tends to do and
1:36.9	This is another recap show. We are in New Orleans at chest hashtag chest 2019
1:42.2	That's right and
1:44.2	We have a lot of great pearls today. We had three great guests
1:47.9	We'll tell you about them in a second, but Paul remind people what is it that we do on this show?
1:52.3	And maybe if you wanted to tell them the meaning of life
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