Hey folks, Scott Weinger here and this is an amcrit podcast.

Today on the podcast, we're going to do the first in what is a series on critical illness in the liver patient.

And today we're going to concentrate on acute liver failure.

Before we get into that, a quick mention.

It's been so long since I've mentioned this.

I don't know why I've forgotten about it.

But I wrote a book, I edited a book with a buddy that is spectacular.

It's called the Resus Crisis Manual and it was designed just like the

checklist that pilots use where you could just open up a page and just see what is known as the boldface

the things you immediately need to do to stabilize a critical illness and then on the next page it has

all of the additional information you may need.

This format is unique.

It's fantastic.

I loved loved, loved editing this book.

The authors we had were just spectacular and I think you'd really love it, but you don't have to guess you could actually check out some sample pages of it by going to

recesscrisis manual.com. That's Resus crisis manual.

If you don't own a copy, take a look.

I think you'll like it.

If you like M. Crit, if you like Polycrit, if you like Pulm Crit,

you will like this book, I think.

I'd be really surprised if you didn't so take a look and

uh that's all I'll say about that so let's get to acute liver failure now what do I mean

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