The Curbsiders Internal Medicine Podcast

#350 Rapid Response Series: Acute Hypoxemia

Aug 15, 2022

01:14:10

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Episode guests

Nick Mark MD

Highlights

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Episode notes

I Love High Flow Nasal Cambula

01:55

Is the Systolic Function Normal or Not?

01:48

Pulsox

02:53

Introduction

4min

What Are You Doing to Take Your Mind Off of the World?

5min

What Is Hypoxem?

1min

What Is Hypoena?

1min

Polso Symmetry Versus Blood Gas

2min

What Is Pulsox and Pulse Oxidation?

2min

The Ogrithm Is a Clinical Tool

2min

Pulsox

3min

Is Miss Wilson's Work of Breathing Really Fast?

2min

10.

Are You Not Protecting Your Airway?

2min

11.

How Hypoemic Is She?

2min

12.

What's Happening to Miss Wilson?

2min

13.

Do We Have Vitals and Ins and Outs for Her?

2min

14.

How Do You Know if You Have a Pulsox?

2min

15.

What Are the Signs of Hypoema?

2min

16.

What Is the Point of Carolter Sound?

2min

17.

Is the Systolic Function Normal or Not?

2min

18.

Iv C or J v P Isn't Terribly Useful.

2min

19.

Do You Need an a B G?

3min

20.

What's the Next Step in Treatment for Hypoxema?

5min

21.

Medications Impair Hypoxic Baso Constriction

2min

22.

V C Miss Match vs Shunt?

2min

23.

Diffusion Limitation Causes Hypoia and Hypoemia in People at Rest

2min

24.

Is Your Lungs Taking All That Oxygen?

2min

25.

What Is an a a Difference?

2min

26.

Cyrus, You Just Completed Pulmonary Fellowship, What Do You Wish You Had Knew

3min

27.

What Is a Nasal Canula?

2min

28.

How to Do a High Flow Nasal Canua

2min

29.

I Love High Flow Nasal Cambula

2min

30.

Is It an Absolute Contradication?

2min

31.

Using a Non Invasive Positive Pressure in a Patient With a Heart Failure

3min

32.

Ike, Did You Set Them Up?

2min

33.

What Are the Common Mistakes in Rapid Response?

2min

34.

Don't Trust That Sample

2min

35.

The Curb Siders Podcast Review

4min

Diagnosing & Managing Acute Hypoxemia with Nick Mark MD

Quick! Your patient is desaturating! Have no fear, for in this installment of our Rapid Response series we have recruited pulmonologist/intensivist extraordinaire, the great Dr. Nick Mark of ICU One Pager, to share with us all the pitfalls and pearls we need to have under our collective belt when it comes to understanding, managing, and considering the etiologies of acute hypoxemia!

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Show Segments

Intro, disclaimer, guest bio
Guest one-liner, Picks of the Week
Case from Kashlak; Definitions
How does a pulse oximeter work?
Clinical approach to hypoxemia
The SIX causes of hypoxemia
Delivering supplemental oxygen

Credits

Written and Produced by: Cyrus Askin MD & Edison Jyang MS4
Infographic and Cover Art: Edison Jyang MS4
Show Notes: Cyrus Askin, MD
Hosts: Matthew Watto MD, FACP; Paul Williams MD, FACP; Cyrus Askin MD
Reviewer: Emi Okamoto MD
Showrunner: Matthew Watto MD, FACP
Technical Production: PodPaste

Guest: Nick Mark MD

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