By Michael Spinner The prognosis and management of community-acquired pneumonia may vary considerably from patient to patient. Some are treated …
Mnemonic Monday: The CURB-65 Criteria – Prognosis & Management of Pneumonia Read More »
By Michael Spinner The prognosis and management of community-acquired pneumonia may vary considerably from patient to patient. Some are treated …
Mnemonic Monday: The CURB-65 Criteria – Prognosis & Management of Pneumonia Read More »
By Molly Lewis So many wrist bones, so little time- how to remember them all? Try these mnemonics! There are …
By Michael Spinner Corticosteroids are commonly prescribed medications used to suppress an overactive and unwanted immune response. This may include …
By Molly Lewis We’ve all done it- learn a physical exam maneuver, rush home, and check ourselves to make sure …
Mnemonic Monday: Can you Feel your Spleen? Felty Syndrome Mnemonics Read More »
By Molly Lewis Use these mnemonics for HTN, and keep your own BP within range! Here are two mnemonics to …
Mnemonic Monday: No More Freaking Out! Mnemonics for HTN Read More »
By Molly Lewis This mnemonic comes courtesy of a firstaidteam.com follower: Isaac Dodd (Howard University College of Medicine, MS2) – …
Mnemonic Monday: Provocative Pathophysiology – Factors that Provoke HTN Read More »
By Michael Spinner Hyperkalemia is one of the most important and frequently encountered electrolyte abnormalities. Today’s post is intended to …
Mnemonic Monday: Causes and Management of Hyperkalemia: C BIG K DI Read More »
By Molly Lewis Rifampin (RIF)– an older antibiotic still used as part of the medical management of tuberculosis, osteomyelitis, meningitis …
Mnemonic Monday: Sweating Gatorade…or is he on Rifampin? Read More »
By Molly Lewis I’m about to start a pediatric orthopedics rotation, so here is a pediatric orthopedic mnemonic. This mnemonic …
Mnemonic Monday: The 5 F’s – and, no, it’s not cholelithiasis! Read More »