Category: Lectures and Presentations

Diabetic kidney disease

Hyperkalemia

The survey on the treatment of mild hyperkalemia:

How would you manage the hyperkalemia https://t.co/11ekJFdGkh

— (((Joel Topf, MD))) (@kidney_boy) June 5, 2016

Results of the survey:

This lecture is treatment and practical focused lecture. Intended audience is nephrology nurse practitioners.

Based on the AUA stone guidelines (PDF), which are excellent.

Kidney Stones – Created with Haiku Deck, presentation software that inspires





Link to an Excel Spreadsheet of Oxalate content from various foods that is referenced in the AUA guideline. 657 rows!.

Just a tutorial on ABG interpretation

Powerpoint

PDF

A pharmacist from Blue Cross, Kim Moon, sent me an e-mail and told me she was a fan of the PBFluids and my and twitter. That, of course, instantly made her my newest bestie. She then asked me to do a webinar addressing common issues that prevent primary care doctors from prescribing ACEi/ARB to patients with diabetes. I agreed, anything for a fan of the blog.

A couple of months ago and long before the lecture was written she needed a title, so I threw out, “ACE inhibitors, the good, the bad, and the ugly”

Then I saw this tweet:

‘The good, the bad and the ugly’ appears in the title of over 450 scientific papers. Just sayin’ http://t.co/UvNkyXNLRN
— Dr John Weiner (@AllergyNet) June 9, 2014

Keynote (132MB)

Streaming the video from google drive seems to be broken. Here is a forum describing the problem, and Google’s lack of response to the issue. My work around has been to pony up the $60 and join Vimeo plus.

I love it when fellows turn the tables on their attendings and school them on how the kids do it today.

Kamran Boka is currently a critical care fellow at Henry Ford Hospital but when he was a wee resident he worked with me at St John Hospital. This is an excellent lecture, make sure you check it out. Boka is fully engaged in the 21st century medical infosphere:

• He runs a medical blog
• He tweets 
• He has created a resident handbook on Apple App Store and Google Play

Check it out. He has important lessons for everyone.

I can’t post to Vimeo until next week. So google docs this time.

Part 2

Part one is here

Once agin I have the honor of teaching the second year medical students at Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine. I have 4 points of contact with the students: