Resident Report - October 2023

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Resident Report - October 2023

GW EM Podcast

1 hour 51 minutes 29 seconds

2 years ago

Resident Report - October 2023

Chapters:

(00:00:00) Introduction It's October!
(00:01:08) How to Read an EKG with Dr. Blackwell
(00:15:04) Lyme Part 2 with Dr. Hunter
(00:28:55) Spider Bites with Dr. Markin
(00:54:57) Death Exam with Dr. Feltes
(01:16:38) Mushrooms with Dr. Markin
(01:37:11) Subtle Anterior STEMI in Benign Early Repolarization with Dr. Blackwell
(01:50:24) Outro

GW Resident Report It's spooky season! That means it's the October episode of the Resident Report podcast! In this episode we give an overview on how to read an EKG, finish out our Lyme and tick series, cover spider bites, mushrooms, and the death exam, and lastly cover subtle anterior STEMIs that may get mistaken as benign early repolarization. If you have any questions/comments/requests, please email gwemblog@gmail.com.

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