Critical Care Time

Check out our 🆕 infographic on undifferentiated shock; the perfect accompaniment to the first episode of Critical Care Time! Part 1️⃣ shows.acast.com/649181182c969b… Part 2️⃣ shows.acast.com/649181182c969b…

Doing some high acuity low occurrence (HALO) procedure teaching. Obv this is the first slide:

The SOHO (Standard Oxygen versus High-Flow Oxygen Therapy in Acute Hypoxemic Respiratory Failure) is so bad. They compared HFNC to non-rebreather masks at 12 lpm - hardly “standard oxygen therapy.” They anticipated a 33% reduction in mortality, and by their own admission were wildly underpowered. Yet they did find a marked reduction in intubation + improved patient comfort with HFNC. The classic poorly designed “negative trial” that is actually positive and practice affirming (assuming you use HFNC…)

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Want to understand how these shock decisions played out in real time? In our latest episode, “Paths to Recovery”, we discuss these cases live from CHEST 2025 with a panel of critical care experts. Catch the full episode 👇👇 youtube.com/watch?v=bCzl_X…

Two ICU Cases That Escalated Fast One patient arrives after a severe heart attack. Another begins to crash during lung failure. Both developed cardiogenic shock, but the cause was not the same.

Episode is supported by SeaStar Medical, a company committed to advancing cell-directed extracorporeal therapy to help restore immune balance in acute kidney injury and sepsis. Learn more Website: seastarmedical.com X (Twitter): @SeaStarMedical LinkedIn: SeaStar Medical

Watch the full discussion on YouTube and follow alongside with a panel of critical care experts. 👇👇 youtube.com/watch?v=bCzl_X…

Why do some patients spiral into cardiogenic shock within hours? In the ICU, patients can deteriorate suddenly after MI or lung failure. At CHEST 2025, Nick and Cyrus hosted a panel exploring how shock evolves and how clinicians recognise it. Episode link in the comments👇

Catch the full episode: youtube.com/watch?v=Supq1q… This episode is supported by Difficult Airway Course: Critical Care X: @theairwaysite Instagram: theairwaysite Facebook: TheDAC.EMS LinkedIn: Airway Management Education Center (AMEC)

Check out our 🆕 infographic on undifferentiated shock; the perfect accompaniment to the first episode of Critical Care Time! Part 1️⃣ shows.acast.com/649181182c969b… Part 2️⃣ shows.acast.com/649181182c969b…

@msiuba Catch the full episode here youtube.com/watch?v=Supq1q…

They call the Right Ventricle the “People’s Ventricle.” But what is it actually telling you in the ICU? With Dr @msiuba , we break down RV physiology, pulmonary pressures, and why RV failure is often missed in critical care. 👇👇 Full episode (link in comments)

JAMA finally caught up with what’s been standard of care use of POCUS for the last 10+ years.

In my experience: Scrub pants + T-shirt —> intensivist (especially noctensivst) Cargo pants + scrub top —> hospitalist Khaki pants + scrub top —> IM subspecialist (especially GI)

🥼Sartorial scrubs question: What’s the deal with “half wearing” scrubs? Which of these looks is the least bad?

New podcast series available on #Vumedi! Welcome Critical Care Time (@CritCareTime). In the latest episode, hosts Drs. Nick Mark (@nickmmark) and Cyrus Askin (@Askins_Razor) explore how ICU clinicians can protect sleep, reduce fatigue, and stay sharp on night shifts. 🎧 Watch the full episode + explore more: tinyurl.com/bjs4e8br #ICU #NightShiftLife #SleepMedicine #CriticalCare #PhysicianWellness

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