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In this episode, we cover the rare but life threatening Epiglottitis. Highlights: Presentation not as you learned in medical school Vast majority do not need intubation, but for those that due it can be catastrophic Nasolaryngoscopy, Steroids, broad spectrum antibiotics and early airway plans are the way to go…
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In this episode, we cover ICU level Pneumocystic Jirovicii Pneumonia (previously known as Pneumocystic Carinii Pneumonia). Suggested approach: HIV +(ve) vs HIV -(ve) Invasive vs Non invasive diagnostic strategy Treatment w. Septra vs other line therapies
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