Medicine Consult Series: Ep. 2 - Diabetes Management

Behind The Knife: The Surgery Podcast

Education, Science, Health & Fitness, Medicine

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🗓️ 19 September 2024

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

Welcome to another episode of our medicine-surgery consult series! If your case was just cancelled because you and your patient did not know to hold their new GLP-1 agonist and you’re wondering what to do in the interim, this may be the perfect time to tune into a quick refresher of diabetes quick-hits as it pertains to surgical teams.

You’ve just finished rolling a patient up to the OR in the middle of the night after a gunshot wound to the chest, and now you need to deal with something even more intimidating – finishing admission orders on your patient with chronic, poorly controlled diabetes on 7 different medications. Join Dr. Katherine Neal and Ayman Ali as they go over some general principles and tips and tricks in this ever-growing and complicated patient cohort!

Hosts:
Katherine Neal, MD. Assistant Professor of Medicine, Duke Hospital.
Ayman Ali, MD. General Surgery PGY-3, Duke University School of Medicine.

Learning Objectives:

General principles of in-patient diabetes management
Review of common medications and their side effects
Learn some common pitfalls and how to avoid them

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DOMINATE THE DAY

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0:00.0	Behind the surgery podcast, relevant and engaging content designed to help you dominate the day.
0:13.0	Thanks for listening to Behind the Night.
0:17.0	Today we want to introduce you to a new series covering common medical consults.
0:28.5	Think atrial flibrelation, acute kidney injury, and diabetes, all common but at times confounding medical issues that we see in our
0:36.7	surgery patients no matter what stage of your career you're in we think you will learn a lot
0:42.1	now before we dive in we want to put a plug in for our
0:44.8	latest project. It's called dominate surgery a high-yield guide to the surgery
0:48.6	clerkships and we're particularly proud of this one because it really is about
0:52.0	time the students have a modern engaging
0:54.4	resource to teach them the art and the science of surgery.
0:57.9	So this multimedia resource goes beyond rope memorization to focus on student performance. So how should students work up a
1:04.7	consult in the ED? How should they present on morning rounds, throw a two-handed tie, or
1:09.3	contribute to the trauma survey? So BTK has got them covered with to the point text,
1:14.3	original illustrations, tables, tons of brand new audio and top notch video and
1:19.4	it's all available on our app and all designed to help students dominate their rotation.
1:24.4	So check out our website or app for more.
1:27.2	Now on to the show.
1:28.2	Hey all, my name's I'm in only.
1:30.2	I'm one of the behind the knife education education fellows at Duke and today we're going to
1:34.4	continue our quick hits medsurg series with diabetes. I'm joining by Dr.
1:39.0	Catherine Neal and assistant professor of medicine at Duke Hospital who does a lot of
1:42.4	incredible work they are threatening
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