🎙 Co-host of DxAtypia.com
🕵🏽♂️ Clinical Problem Solvers, Schema Co-host
Dr. Maddy Conte joins us to discuss a case of pancytopenia 🦴
Come flex your blood smear skills! 👇
Dr. Maddy Conte joins us to discuss a case of pancytopenia 🦴
Come flex your blood smear skills! 👇
The CXR is normal, but SpO2 92%. Are you done?
The CXR is normal, but SpO2 92%. Are you done?
Episode 8 of www.dxatypia.com out now...
Episode 8 of www.dxatypia.com out now...
Great service, Notion! You maintain great fairness & consistency in taking people's money!
Great service, Notion! You maintain great fairness & consistency in taking people's money!
Our first Guestpisode! featuring Dr. Alec Rezigh is here! 🤝
The differential is blown wide open by some abnormal imaging. Are you ready to correlate clinically?
We are the Diagnostic Atypia podcast 👇
@mikearcieri.bsky.social
@asanchez.bsky.social
Our first Guestpisode! featuring Dr. Alec Rezigh is here! 🤝
The differential is blown wide open by some abnormal imaging. Are you ready to correlate clinically?
We are the Diagnostic Atypia podcast 👇
@mikearcieri.bsky.social
@asanchez.bsky.social
@mikearcieri.bsky.social presents a case of severely elevated transaminases that captures the perfect diagnostic arc 🌈
The social history is king here, & it isn't the only king in the room... 👑
@mikearcieri.bsky.social presents a case of severely elevated transaminases that captures the perfect diagnostic arc 🌈
The social history is king here, & it isn't the only king in the room... 👑
Episode 5 of DxAtypia.com out now 🎉
@mikearcieri.bsky.social discusses a seemingly straightforward case of AKI... but the patient is then found to have tender bone lesions 🦴
Join us to learn how radiographic findings sometimes lead to more questions than answers!
Episode 5 of DxAtypia.com out now 🎉
@mikearcieri.bsky.social discusses a seemingly straightforward case of AKI... but the patient is then found to have tender bone lesions 🦴
Join us to learn how radiographic findings sometimes lead to more questions than answers!
How else can we think about this? 🤔
Help!
How else can we think about this? 🤔
Help!
@mikearcieri.bsky.social's brilliant case & teaching now available for you all at the links below!
@mikearcieri.bsky.social's brilliant case & teaching now available for you all at the links below!
Episode 3 of @mikearcieri.bsky.social & I's clinical reasoning podcast (Diagnostic Atypia) out now!
A case of severe anemia challenges the classic board exam schemas: how can a common lab test trick us and help us at the same time?
👇 Come check it out 👇
Episode 3 of @mikearcieri.bsky.social & I's clinical reasoning podcast (Diagnostic Atypia) out now!
A case of severe anemia challenges the classic board exam schemas: how can a common lab test trick us and help us at the same time?
👇 Come check it out 👇
Top is taken in patient with poorly-controlled diabetes presenting with unrelenting nausea & abdominal pain. CT abdomen negative, no diarrhea.
Presenting troponin 100 ng/L → 800s → down to 600s after diuresis for initial wet CXR.
Now hypertensive/normoxemic/stable labs...
Episode 2 of @mikearcieri.bsky.social & I's clinical reasoning podcast (Diagnostic Atypia) is out!
👇 Come check it out 👇
Episode 2 of @mikearcieri.bsky.social & I's clinical reasoning podcast (Diagnostic Atypia) is out!
👇 Come check it out 👇
Location, location location:
- In patients who are insulin deficient, the center of gravity is on the pancreas, which must have an issue with beta-cell quantity vs. function
- In patients with insulin resistance, the center of gravity is elsewhere (hormonal chaos)
Location, location location:
- In patients who are insulin deficient, the center of gravity is on the pancreas, which must have an issue with beta-cell quantity vs. function
- In patients with insulin resistance, the center of gravity is elsewhere (hormonal chaos)
@mikearcieri.bsky.social & I just launched a podcast for #Dx enthusiasts & clinical problem-solving reps🕵️
Come check us out on Apple/Spotify, & check out our website with episode-associated teaching! 🎙️
DxAtypia.com
@mikearcieri.bsky.social & I just launched a podcast for #Dx enthusiasts & clinical problem-solving reps🕵️
Come check us out on Apple/Spotify, & check out our website with episode-associated teaching! 🎙️
DxAtypia.com
Infection-related blistering is due to:
- Exotoxin production
- Pulse (+) ischemic limb syndrome (vasculitis, DIC)
- Local necrotizing destruction
Infection-related blistering is due to:
- Exotoxin production
- Pulse (+) ischemic limb syndrome (vasculitis, DIC)
- Local necrotizing destruction
🚨 This classification is very imperfect (e.g. numerous SJS/TEN cases are idiopathic) 🚨
🚨 This classification is very imperfect (e.g. numerous SJS/TEN cases are idiopathic) 🚨
What? → Fluid-filled skin lesions occurring by 1 of 3 mechanisms:
1. Acantholysis
2. Spongiosis
3. Epidermal-dermal Dissociation
What? → Fluid-filled skin lesions occurring by 1 of 3 mechanisms:
1. Acantholysis
2. Spongiosis
3. Epidermal-dermal Dissociation
- Teach learners to recognize similarities between new problems & existing schema
- Encourage learners to extract the deeper elements of new problems
- Immediate > delayed feedback
- Teach learners to recognize similarities between new problems & existing schema
- Encourage learners to extract the deeper elements of new problems
- Immediate > delayed feedback